@solheim_cup #TeamUSA is bringing the Cup back to the States'! A tremendous comeback from the #USA to win @the2015solheimcup!! #GoTeamUSA #Victory #NeverGiveUp U-S-A All the way!!
@golfchannel A Sunday stroll. Jason Day cruises to win the #BMWChampionship title and becomes your new world No. 1.
@pgatour Overheard in the media center: "Jordan Spieth has delivered beer and 30 pizzas to the media center." The perils of a hole-in-one.
@europeantour Golf Club MilanoWinner. @RKarlberg #ItalianOpen
@golf4her These patriotic @nikegolf #Blazer #kicks can only belong to one lady! @themichellewie ... and how about those socks!! #goTeamUSA @solheim_cup
@daniellekang Oh hi beautiful #M1 #Taylormade #ImgoingtocallyouShamoo
@matt_ginella Fall golf? For a few of my favorite spots and some sweet deals to consider, click link in my bio. #ginellasjourneys
@LPGA_Tour First tee fun at #solheimcup with @themichellewie.
@lukedonald Big thanks to @rickiefowler & @keeganbradley1 for helping me out with my Taste of the First Tee charity on Monday. Great golfers but even better people #LaterGram #GivingBack
@jacknicklaus On this day in 1969, Team USA Ryder Cup member Jack Nicklaus conceded a putt to Tony Jacklin on the 18th green of Royal Birkdale in the final singles match, leading to the first tie in Ryder Cup history. The Golden Bear’s gesture would become one of the most famous acts of sportsmanship in golf history. “The Concession” eventually inspired the name of an award-winning golf course in Bradenton, FL., designed by Nicklaus, in association with Jacklin.
