Matt Harris

The PGA Tour offers up something a little different this week with one of the few team events on the golfing calendar. The Zurich Classic originally began as a conventional, individual tournament in 1938 and it remained that way for 88 years.more…

Any tournament that comes along after a major has a tough act to follow but the RBC Heritage has given us plenty of excitement and top-class golf since its inception in 1969. It is inevitable that a number of the world’s best players will sit this one out but the event still tends to draw a stronger field than several on the PGA Tour.more…

Traditionally the first major of the calendar year, The Masters is back in its rightful place on the golfing calendar. Last year saw an enforced switch to November but the spring scenery surrounding the Augusta National should be far more familiar this time.more…

Following the entertaining diversion offered by the WGC Match Play, it’s back to tournament golf. We’re just one week away from the Masters and that means we have a mixed field coming into the Valero Texas Open 2021.

Many of the world’s best choose tomore…

The PGA Tour offers something a little different this week with the only Matchplay tournament currently on its schedules. The WGC Dell Matchplay event from Austin, Texas has been on the calendar since 1999 and there is an exceptionally strong field as itmore…

Following the high drama and tough challenges provided by the Players Championship, the countdown is truly on for the US Masters and the first Major of 2021. Next up, we stay in Florida for the Honda Classic and another solid field is expected at Palm Beach this week.more…

Having been curtailed after 2020’s first round, it’s great to see the Players Championship back on the schedules. Generally referred to as the fifth Major, its unofficial title is fully deserved and it is fitting that it should return just as fans are trickling back into golf.more…

One of the world’s greatest ever golfers has been honored with a tournament in his name and it’s one of the most prestigious on Tour. The Arnold Palmer Invitational can trace its history back to 1966 but it’s been especially poignant since the great man’s passing in 2016.more…

Established in 1999, the first WGC event of the year, the WGC Workday Championship, has a new name and a new venue for 2021. Formerly known as the WGC Mexico, it has hopped over the border and across to Florida for this year’s edition.more…

It has been through a number of name changes in a history that stretches back for nearly a hundred years. Established in 1926 as the Los Angeles Open, the Genesis Invitational is back in 2021 and takes its regular place as the final tournament on the West Coast Swing.more…

Traditional Pro Am events may have taken a hit in the current sporting climate but this week’s tournament is a welcome exception. While there have been some tweaks to the 2021 Pebble Beach Pro Am event, it will be recognizable to most followers andmore…

Originally established in 1932, the Phoenix Open is one of the oldest events on the PGA Tour and it’s next up on the schedule with the action getting underway on Thursday. Over its long history, there have been some big-name winners and it is amore…

The fourth PGA Tour event of the year traces its history back to 1952 when it was first run as the San Diego Open. Following a number of venue alterations and name changes, the current sponsors came along in 2010 and the Farmers Insurance Open was born.more…