Play for pay at Presidents and Ryder Cups? Stipends are the new charitable contribution at Presidents Cup — and Ryder Cup may not be far behind
MONTREAL – Money makes the world go round. Over the past few years, we’ve seen all too well how greed is harming golf. It’s ...
Report: Ryder Cup expected to follow Presidents Cup in awarding players stipends
Presidents Cup captains and players are no longer mandated to make charitable donations with the money they receive for ...
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After hardly playing since the Presidents Cup, Taylor Pendrith shows up in Vegas and fires an easy 61
Taylor Pendrith played all five sessions last month for the International team in a losing effort at the Presidents Cup. He went 0-2 in four-ball, 2-0 in foursomes and lost his singles match ...
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Presidents Cup teams reportedly received $250,000 stipend for playing, for use as they please
Members of the Presidents Cup teams were given a $250,000 stipend to use during the event. With 24 top golfers all traveling to Montreal for a week, the PGA Tour opted to give them a little bit of ...
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"Like the Tom Kims and Si Woo Kims" - Former International Presidents Cup star Jhonattan Vegas wants more international players on the PGA Tour
Jhonattan Vegas claimed that more international players should compete on the PGA Tour. The Venezuelan golfer is gearing up to compete at this week's World Wide Technology (WWT) Championship.
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Jenna DiNardo Named to USWNT Training Camp Roster
Jenna DiNardo has been named to the 🇺🇸 Senior Women's National Team Training Camp roster and is off to Florida for ✌️ ...
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Taylor Pendrith shoots 61 to lead in Las Vegas in first start since Presidents Cup
LAS VEGAS — Taylor Pendrith took two weeks off after the Presidents Cup and didn’t miss a beat, matching his career-low on the PGA Tour with a 10-under 61 that gave him a three-shot lead in the ...
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Taylor Pendrith shoots 61 in first start since Presidents Cup, leads in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Taylor Pendrith took two weeks off after the Presidents Cup and didn't miss a beat, matching his career-low on the PGA TOUR with a 10-under 61 that gave him an early three-shot ...