Adam Schenk just won his first PGA Tour event — and he did it while putting one-handed for half the day 😳. In one of the strangest finishes we’ve seen, Schenk kept switching between one hand and two hands on…
The winners of golf tournaments on opposite sides of the world taught us a very important lesson in golf. If you’re worried about what your game looks like, whether that’s a swing thing or a technique thing or a new…
All that ruffin’ around paid off for my PGA TOUR champion dad, Adam Schenk 💪 Welcome to the official YouTube channel of the PGA TOUR. Here you can find everything you need to stay up to date with the world’s…
Adam Schenk spoke to the media ahead of the RSM Classic, where he was asked: – How have the last few days been for you? – Have you gotten through all the congrats texts yet? – What has this past…
After 243 PGA TOUR starts without a win, Adam Schenk finally broke through — and in this candid press conference he explains exactly what it took to get there. Schenk opens up about: How his victory “validated” that he is…
Chandler Phillips faces a pivotal moment at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship as he battles to keep his PGA Tour card. His candid press conference revealed frustration and determination. With strong rounds and high pressure, Phillips’ journey highlights the mental and…
Nick and Mark have come in with plenty to discuss, they both watched a heap of golf over the weekend and have seen some great performances that they want to discuss. The one-handed putting of Adam Schenk a highlight, and…
A one-handed putting grip served Adam Schenk fine at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Kenneth Richmond, Getty Images It would have been understandable had 33-year-old Adam Schenk seen himself as what legendary golf writer Dan Jenkins referred to as a dogged…
Welcome to another edition of The Grind, where we can’t believe how much happened this past week in golf. It’s mid-November and yet this may have been the busiest stretch of the year. You had the DP World Tour’s finale,…
Schenk hit a low point when he missed six straight cuts this summer. That would have given him some breathing room. Instead, Schenk had to grind for one last par.