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The Garmin Approach S44 is a beginner-friendly GPS golf watch packed with essential features for the green, and it also serves as an accessible path to adopting the broader Garmin Golf ecosystem.

Enthusiasts and journalists often complain about car bloat. Today’s vehicles are noticeably bigger and heavier than those from a few decades ago, with much of that added bulk dictated by safety regulations. Still, you’re far more likely to survive a head-on collision in a modern car than in an equivalent…

Earlier this month, during his high-profile summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, he was seen veering noticeably off a red carpet laid out for the event.

He shares memories of Pye Hastings, Robert Wyatt, Kevin Ayers, Andy Latimer and many other collaborators from his rich heritage, soon to be include with his long, long awaited debut solo album

Let me put it bluntly: not all used cars are created equal, and as a former mechanic, I’ve seen firsthand which ones are more headache than value. You want reliability, cost-effectiveness, and peace of mind—not constant trips to the shop. I’m going to highlight three used models that, despite their appeal,…

One of the few universally popular male sports stars, the Briton’s first win in 164 PGA Tour attempts is perhaps golf’s brightest story of 2025

After several close calls, Tommy Fleetwood finally got his maiden PGA Tour win at the Tour Championship, and the stars were out in force to congratulate him

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Tommy Fleetwood issued a message to fans after the golfer Finally ended his long wait for a maiden PGA Tour victory with a three-shot success at the Tour Championship in Atlanta to be crowned FedEx champion.

Donald Trump’s resorts in Scotland embody his trademark mix of real estate ambition and presidential showmanship—where politics meets profit, and a history of loss.

President Donald Trump said he will attend the opening round of the Ryder Cup next month on Long Island and he thinks U.S. captain Keegan Bradley should be in uniform.