The future of golf depends in part on changing public perceptions of the game, but also on altering golfers' expectations.

Golf is one of the most popular sports all over the world, so naturally the game finds its way into a lot of movies. Here are some of the best golf scenes in movies.

Scottie Scheffler’s golf balls are among the easiest to identify because of the numbers. Since his early days on the PGA Tour ...

His tee shot landed in the tricky pinestraw, but his recovery was stunning, landing his ball on the green to set up the putt that earned two shots back. Nobody bettered his six-under-par round of ...

ICC is also exploring the introduction of in-game clocks for Test matches New Delhi: The International Cricket Council (ICC) is considering altering the rules with the use of two new balls in ODI ...

FANS revealed they “can’t stop laughing” after an official was whacked on the bum by a golf ball ... turned as the ball crashed down. The biggest tournament in the sport is already underway ...

Kizzire found enough space to maintain a solid stance from amid the brush and slapped the ball out into the fairway ... course didn’t go unnoticed. One golf fan wrote on X: “The Masters ...

It's not a sight patrons at the Masters see very often. But Kizzire was photographed on all fours in the bushes while assessing his second shot after finding the ball.

"Came out here and hit some golf balls, hit however many I hit — it was a lot — and got some stuff dialed in and figured out so that's what makes me comfortable. Once I get that certain feel ...

The stars of golf and their families adorably joined forces ... and quickly gave fans a heartwarming moment as his son Sammy drove the ball in his place. The tot's shot didn't travel far but ...

The lens used is essential in measuring the success of a golf tournament. Last week, the focus was firmly on the broadcast TV ratings for the PGA Tour and the LIV Golf League. When the curtain is ...

Hole insights shows how each player wants to navigate the fairways with stroke averages depending on where the ball lands ... That was operated by the Sports Network Golf Channel.