How To Master The Backspin In Golf

A video tutorial on How To Master The Backspin In Golf that will improve your golf tricks skills. Learn how to get good at golf tricks from Videojug's hand-picked professionals.

Bubbaclaus "The Single"

The Golf War

A routine golf cart patrol along the back nine is ambushed. Golf can be deadly.

The Ultimate Golf FAIL Compilation

Who says golf isn't a contact sport? Here's a compilation of entertaining, painful, and idiotic golf-related mishaps -- including falls, errant shots, and plenty of golf cart wrecks.

The 2014 season of sunsets and other notables for Holmes National Golf Course

The pros aren’t above a good practical joke at Shootout / El caddie de Billy Horschel objeto de la broma de Poulter

In the opening round of the 2014 Franklin Templeton Shootout, Billy Horschel’s caddy noticed his bag getting heavier as the round progressed.

Durante la ronda de apertura del Franklin Templeton Shootout, el caddie de Billy Horschel fue notando como su bolsa cada vez pesaba más. El motivo no fue otro que la broma gastada por los pros, entre ellos Ian Poulter, que le fueron metiendo botellas y otros objetos en ella hasta que por fin se dio cuenta. Como es lógico las risas de los jugadores y compañeros que observaron el hecho no se hicieron esperar.

Gwladys Nocera wins Hero Women’s Indian Open

Gwladys Nocera from France collected her first title of the 2014 season with a dominant display in the Hero Women’s Indian Open.

With rounds of 64, 72 and 72, she finished with an 11 under par total of 208 at Delhi Golf Club, five strokes clear of three other players.

England’s Hannah Burke, Fabienne In-Albon from Switzerland and Korean Hyeon Seo Kang tied for second on six under, while India’s Vaishavi Sinha double bogeyed the 18th to drop into solo fifth place.

Nocera began the final round with a two stroke advantage over Sinha and birdied the second to move three ahead, before a three-putt bogey on the fifth.

After another bogey on the ninth, where her second shot found the bunker, Nocera was two clear at the turn. With birdies on 11 and 12, she went three clear of Sinha and then a final birdie on the short 17th gave her a four stroke lead with a hole to play.

After making a par on 18, she sealed her 13th Ladies European Tour victory and her second Indian title, after she won the EMAAR-MGF Ladies Masters at Eagleton Golf Resort in Bangalore in 2007.

With her winnings of €36,478, she is now back in the hunt to take the order of merit for a second time, after last winning the title in 2008.

[+]	Pos	To	Start	P L A Y E R (Click for Scorecard)	Nat	Hole	Score	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total
[+]	1		1	Gwladys Nocera		F	-11	64	72	72		208
[+]	2		8	Hyeon Seo Kang		F	-6	72	72	69		213
[+]	2		8	Fabienne In-Albon		F	-6	71	73	69		213
[+]	2		4	Hannah Burke		F	-6	71	71	71		213
[+]	5		2	Vaishavi Sinha		F	-5	67	71	76		214
[+]	6		12	Titiya Plucksataporn		F	-3	71	74	71		216
[+]	6		4	Holly Clyburn		F	-3	67	75	74		216
[+]	8		24	Holly Aitchison		F	-2	75	72	70		217
[+]	8		14	Gauri Monga		F	-2	70	76	71		217
[+]	8		14	Punpaka Phuntumabamrung		F	-2	75	71	71		217

Padraig Harrington wins the BANK BRI Indonesia Open

Padraig Harrington ended a four-year victory drought with a two-shot win over Thailand's Thanyakon Khrongpha at the Indonesia Open.

The triple major champion had not won a full field tournament since lifting the 2010 Johor Open title on the Asian Tour but a level-par 71 in his final round was enough for him to end that wait.

Harrington had taken a four-shot lead into the final day's play but a double-bogey by the Irishman on the seventh hole handed Khrongpha the initiative.

Harrington fought back to level the score before Khrongpha scuppered his chances by finding water on the 18th hole. "I had a bad break on the 18th hole when I hit my tee shot and it rolled to the edge of the hazard," Harrington told reporters after the round.

"I was about to chip my ball sideways to the fairway but when Thanyakon hit it into the water, there was no point to take a chance. So I went back to the fairway and hit my six iron for my best shot of the week."

Harrington said he hoped the win would spur a return to winning ways.

"Winning is a good habit to have. It gives you a lot of confidence and I need that confidence," the world number 385 said.

"I didn't start too well but I came through and I got the win. This win brings a lot of confidence to my game and hopefully it will show up next year."

268 - Padraig HARRINGTON (IRL) 64-66-67-71

270 - Thanyakon KHRONGPHA (THA) 67-63-71-69

271 - Nathan HOLMAN (AUS) 69-63-70-69

272 - Quincy QUEK (SIN) 71-67-68-66

274 - Sattaya SUPUPRAMAI (THA) 73-67-67-67

275 - David LIPSKY (USA) 72-68-66-69

276 - Jake HIGGINBOTTOM (AUS) 71-69-72-64, Terry PILKADARIS (AUS) 69-70-68-69, Jyoti RANDHAWA (IND) 71-68-71-66, Sam BRAZEL (AUS) 68-68-69-71, Scott HEND (AUS) 69-64-75-68

277 - Berry HENSON (USA) 72-69-70-66, WANG Jeung-hun (KOR) 70-66-76-65, Jarin TODD (USA) 69-64-74-70

Top 10 Animal Invasions On The PGA Tour

From the Seagull on 17 that stole Steve Lowery's ball to the High Diving Turtle, these animals have made their presence felt on the PGA Tour!

2014 PGA TOUR Holiday Card

The PGA TOUR thanks our tournaments, volunteers, sponsors, fans and players who have given back all year long. Happy Holidays!

Family Edition Trick Shots | Bryan Bros Golf

It's that time of the year for family gatherings (Thanksgiving). So we decided to to get the whole family involved in a trickshot video. Watch Mary Chandler, Mom and Dad make their Bryan Bros debut and make sure to comment below who the MVP was!! 

Si hace unos días era Blair O’Neal quien se unía a las peripecias de los hermanos Bryan, para un día tan especial en Estados Unidos como el de Acción de Gracias, estos hábiles jóvenes cuentan con toda su familia para demostrar sus mejores trucos. Es la hermana pequeña, Mary Chandler, quien hace de anfitriona y nos presenta a papá y mamá Bryan y, por supuesto, a George y a Wesley. La pequeña Mary Chandler no desmerece en habilidades a sus dos hermanos.

How to play Golf - Goofy 1944 - Disney Classic

A Disney Classic clip, Credits goes to Goofy and of course, Walt Disney for this amazing wonderful funny videos with Goofy.

Here's some magic thanks to the European Tour Pro's 2012

Magicians is the latest addition to the European Tour Every Shot Imaginable campaign. This time it pairs the unique talents of the golfers against the skill of a magician, DMC.

Olazabal & Nadal Invitational by Pula Golf Mallorca 2014

Jordan Spieth wins the Emirates Australian Open

Jordan Spieth used a course-record 8-under 63 Sunday to separate himself from the pack at The Australian Golf Club and win the Emirates Australian Open by six shots.

 "It's the best round I have ever played, especially considering the conditions," Spieth told the Associated Press. "It was just kind of one of those rounds when you're in the zone and you're not sure what you're at. It's nice that it came on a Sunday.

"Being able to spread out from the field was a pretty awesome experience. I didn't think the round was out there but the putts just kept going in. Boy, we had a good time out there today."

Spieth, who finished at 13 under in Sydney, entered Sunday's final round tied for the lead at 5 under with Australians Greg Chalmers and Brett Rumford.

Spieth, 21, shot the best round of the day by four strokes, going bogey-free for his second professional win. He became the first American to win the event since Brad Faxon in 1993. His round came as a record for the course that was recently redone by Jack Nicklaus. It was being played as a par 71 for the first time in a professional event.

Rod Pampling carded a 3-under 68, taking second at 7 under. He was followed by 54-hole co-leaders Rumford and Chalmers and 6 under and 5 under, respectively. Adam Scott, the native Australian and Masters champion, rounded out the top five at 4 under after shooting even par on Sunday. Scott struggled early, making bogey and double bogey on holes four and five. he would go on to make three bogeys and a double on the day.

World No. 1 Rory McIlroy competed in the event and was in contention through two rounds, but a third-round 5-over 76 put him out of the race. He shot one over Sunday and finished T-15 at 2 over.

1    Jordan Spieth (USA)    67    72    69    63    271
2    Rod Pampling (Aus)    73    67    69    68    277
3    Brett Rumford (Aus)    70    69    69    70    278
4    Greg Chalmers (Aus)    71    66    71    71    279  
5    Adam Scott (Aus)        74    66    69    71    280 
6    Jake Higginbottom (Aus) 71    69    72    69    281
T7    Robert Allenby (Aus)    71    69    73    70    283
T7    Ryan Fox (NZ)        72    72    69    70    283
9    Daniel Nisbet (Aus)    74    72    67    71    284

Is golf a sport ? Yes! It most definitely is.

una publicación de McIlroy Matthew.

Fitness Friday: Improving Your Posture

Golf Digest fitness advisor Ben Shear offers a three-pronged attack to improving your posture and, in turn, improving your golf swing.

Eagle steals golf ball

12 hole at North Bellingham Golf Course, Bellingham, WA. "To use this video in a commercial player or in broadcasts, please email licensing@storyful.com "

Chris Como - Golf swing with no ground force reaction

Chris Como attempts to swing a golf club jumping off a 10 meter platform at the SMU driving pool.

Paula Creamer hits a ball ... with his feet in the water!

Video: Watch Rose's jaw-dropping recovery shot

Add Justin Rose's name to the candidates for up-and-down of the year. Rose's tee shot on the par-4 15th Sunday left him with plenty of tree trouble, but he somehow punched it out on the green and made birdie.

Blair O’Neal’s Unbelievable Concrete Setup

Pro golfer Blair O’Neal stops by to help the Bryan Bros with a new, rock-hard trick shot. Watch as Blair gives the boys an epic setup off a concrete slab for a trick shot you won’t believe.

Los grandes artistas de los Trick Shots, los Bryan Bros., nunca dejan de sorprendernos con sus ingeniosos golpes de fantasía. En esta ocasión se unen a la modelo y jugadora profesional Blair O’Neal, para volver a impresionarnos.

Golf Phenom at 22 Months Old Chasing PGA's Rory, Tiger and Phil

This little man started at 17 months. He hits both left and right!

Rory McIlroy failing

Darren Maule drives golf ball at his stuntman

Whilst doing a promotion at The Golfers Club in Umhlanga, East Coast Radio's Darren Maule spots his breakfast show stuntman, Kevlar Kev and puts him right in the line of fire in the driving practice nets.

Preferred Lies Help Hahn Fire 58 At Euro Q School

ESPN senior golf writer Michael Collins discusses American John Hahn's 12-under 58 min the fourth round of Q-school on the European Tour.

Fernandez-Valdes wins Abierto de Chile

Jorge Fernandez-Valdes fired a final-round, 2-under 72 and he earned a 2-shot victory at the Abierto de Chile. Fernandez-Valdes, who has now won twice on the PGA Tour Latinoamerica after his victory at the Mundo Maya Open last year, finished the week at 17-under- par 271 at Club de Golf Los Leones. Beginning the day in the lead, Fernandez-Valdes coasted on the front nine, as he did throughout most of the week. Fernandez-Valdes drained two birdies in his first four holes on two and four. After a pair of pars, Fernandez-Valdes poured in three straight birdies from seven, getting him to minus-5 on the day. It was a rough finish for Fernandez-Valdes as he made the turn, but it did not matter in the end. Fernandez-Valdes made a double-bogey on 10 to go along with bogeys on 11 and 13. He coasted to the finish, however, as he made four pars and a birdie on 17 to close out the title. American Joel Dahmen (68) and Armando Favela (71) finished tied for second at 15-under 273, while American Brad Hopfinger (70) ended alone in fourth at minus-14.

Turkish Airlines Open 2014 | Day FOUR

Brooks Koepka wins Turkish Airlines Open

Brooks Koepka of the USA fired an excellent final round of 65 to win the Turkish Airlines Open by the Ministry of Youth and Sports by a single shot from England’s Ian Poulter. Koepka made a fabulous eagle three on the 13th hole to take a two-shot lead and nobody was able to close the gap as the American parred his way in. 

Ian Poulter reduced the deficit to one after a birdie on the 13th, but he was unable to get on level terms with Koepka. After a fine bunker shot on the closing hole, Poulter faced a short birdie putt to tie Koepka’s 72-hole total of 17-under-par, but he missed from six feet. The victory was Koepka’s first on the European Tour and it has moved him to sixth on the Race to Dubai with just next week’s DP World Tour Championship left to play. “It’s a special week obviously, these four events and The Race to Dubai are ones you prepare for all year, and to win one of them is very special,” said Koepka.  

Despite not playing this week, Rory McIlroy has won the 2014 Race to Dubai. Only Jamie Donaldson, Sergio Garcia and Marcel Siem could catch the Northern Irishman before this event, but all three needed a victory in Antalya to keep their hopes alive. Siem came closest. He was only a shot off the lead going into the final round over The Montgomerie Maxx Royal course, but he closed with a 71 to finish the week in a tie for eighth. Ian Poulter was disappointed to miss the crucial putt on the 18th, but he was more frustrated by his poor play on Saturday. The Englishman was six shots clear of the pack after 36 holes, but his third round of 75 cost him dearly. “I’ll be angry for a few days, but the damage was done on Saturday,” he said. “That, for me, is really disappointing. To have played three great rounds of golf, and just one blip on Saturday, which is a real shame.” Henrik Stenson carded a brilliant final round of 64 to climb the leaderboard and finish in third spot. The Swede will take a great deal of confidence into next week when he defends his DP World Tour Championship title in Dubai. 

1    Brooks Koepka (USA)    69    67    70    65    271    €848,930
2    Ian Poulter (Eng)        64    66    75    67    272    €567,602
3    Henrik Stenson (Swe)    70    70    70    64    274    €320,186
T4    Miguel Angel Jimenez (Esp) 63 73    71    68    275    €200,862
T4    Andy Sullivan (Eng)    67    75    66    67    275    €200,862
T4    Danny Willett (Eng)    67    70    69    69    275    €200,862
T4    Wade Ormsby (Aus)    65    71    68    71    275    €200,862    
T8    Marcel Siem (Ger)    70    69    66    71    276    €122,216
T8    Lee Westwood (Eng)    70    68    67    71    276    €122,216
10    Eddie Pepperell (Eng)    70    71    67    69    277    €102,095

Turkish Airlines Open 2014 | Day THREE

Turkish Airlines Open 2014 | Day two

Turkish Airlines Open 2014 | Day ONE

Golf Clubs Burial at Sea

Golfer buries his Clubs at sea after a tough round at KAU SAI CHAU golf club Hong Kong

Golf Course Goose Attack!

In this funny video by America's Funniest Home Videos, we're thinking this man got a little too close to this goose's babies. Momma attacks!

The magic of Seve Ballesteros RIP - 5 of his very best moments in Golf

The magic of Seve Ballesteros RIP - 5 of his very best moments in Golf. (GolfGoon.com). From a BBC putting gem, to an underleg bunkershot in royal Dublin (which i witnessed as a wee kiddie), to his '84 signature winning putt at the British Open in St. Andrews, to an undertree shot on his knees, to a ball bouncing bit of messing as an older Seve.

Seve Ballesteros - Video

una publicación de Direct Golf.

Can You Hit a Golf Ball Flying Out of a ’69 Ford Mustang?

We hired a professional stunt-car driver to spin donuts in a 1969 Ford Mustang as the Bryan Bros try to nail a crazy trick shot. Can the pros pull it off before the car turns to dust?

Los Bryan Bros son dos jóvenes que se dedican a golpear pelotas de golf desde sitios y de maneras increíbles. En esta ocasión, lo hacen con un Ford Mustang de 1969 de por medio. El coche comienza a rodear al que sostiene el palo, mientras que el otro componente de los Bryan Bros, desde la ventanilla del copiloto, le lanza la pelota. No es a la primera, pero al final lo consiguen. Eso sí, la junta de la culata acaba por estropearse.

Rafael Becker wins Aberto do Brasil

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil  - Rafael Becker fired a 7-under 62 in Sunday's final round and he won the Aberto do Brasil by three strokes. Becker, who became the first Brazilian to win on the PGA Tour Latinoamerica, finished at 14-under-par 262 at Gavea Golf and Country Club. After a bogey at the first, Becker birdied the fifth. He dropped another shot at seven, but erased that mistake with a birdie on the par-4 ninth. Becker flew into the lead on the back nine as he eagled the par-4 11th and followed with a birdie on the 12th. He made another eagle on the par-5 13th to move to 12-under. He traded a bogey at 14 for a birdie at 15, then parred the next two holes. Becker made his third eagle on the back nine at the 18th to win by three. Joel Dahmen (64) and Ariel Canete (68) both birdied the last to end at minus-11. Augusto Nunez closed with a 68 to end at 8-under 268. Michel Buttacavoli (69) and Jorge Fernandez-Valdes (64) tied for fifth at minus-7. Last week's Peru Open winner Julian Etulain closed with a 67 to grab a share of seventh at minus-6.

Rio de Janeiro, Brasil (9 de noviembre, 2014) – El brasileño Rafael Becker fue protagonista de una ronda final de ensueño para ganar con autoridad el 61º Aberto do Brasil / Aberto do Atlântico presented by Credit Suisse Hedging-Griffo. Su sensacional cierre incluyó tres águilas en los últimos ocho hoyos para una ronda final de 7-bajo par 62 que lo llevó a imponerse por tres golpes. La victoria del jugador de 23 años en su Abierto Nacional fue la primera de un brasileño en el PGA TOUR Latinoamérica. Su total para la semana fue de 14-bajo par 262, un nuevo récord de 72 hoyos para el histórico campo del Gavea Golf & Country Club que albergó este campeonato por segundo año consecutivo.

Mi Hyang Lee Wins Playoff to Claim Mizuno Classic

Mi Hyang Lee of South Korea birdied the fifth hole of a three-way playoff Sunday to win the Mizuno Classic for her first LPGA title. 

Lee sank a birdie putt to beat compatriot Ilhee Lee and Japan's Kotono Kozuma. She shot 69 in regulation to finish tied at 11-under 205 with Ilhee Lee (70) and Kozuma, who also had a 69 in the final round. "It was my first playoff ever so before I started the playoff I was a little nervous," said Lee, who made her LPGA debut in 2012. "I just kept playing and made pars and birdies and the other players played really good. It was exciting when I made the last putt." The trio pared the first two playoff holes before an exciting third playoff hole where all three players made long birdie putts with the shortest being Mi Hyang Lee's at 25 feet to keep the three-person playoff rolling. The group exchanged pars again on the 4th playoff hole before Lee tapped in for the win and the $180,000 winner's prize. 

The 21-year-old is the seventh South Korean to win on the LPGA Tour in 2014, and the second consecutive after Inbee Park won in Taiwan last Sunday. Prior to Sunday, Lee had only had three top-10 finishes, including a sixth-place finish at the Reignwood LPGA Classic last month in Beijing. Laura Davies, who held a share of the lead after the second round and was bidding to become the oldest winner in LPGA history at 51, had a 71 to finish one stroke back of the leaders. Karrie Webb of Australia and Morgan Pressel of the United States were also among the group of nine players tied for fourth place. Defending champion Teresa Lu of Taiwan shot a 67 to finish tied for 13th, while second-ranked Stacy Lewis, the 2012 winner, had a 69 and was six strokes off the lead. The Mizuno Classic was the final stop on the LPGA's Asian tour. The next tournament is the Nov. 13-16 Lorena Ochoa Invitational in Mexico.

SCORING

1		LEE, Mi Hyang	-11	F	-3	69	67	69	205	$180,000
T2		KOZUMA, Kotono	-11	F	-3	69	67	69	205	$94,487
T2		LEE, Ilhee	-11	F	-2	69	66	70	205	$94,487
T4		FUJITA, Saiki	-10	F	-5	70	69	67	206	$34,379
T4		YOKOMINE, Sakura	-10	F	-5	70	69	67	206	$34,379
T4		PRESSEL, Morgan	-10	F	-5	67	72	67	206	$34,379
T4		KORDA, Jessica	-10	F	-4	71	67	68	206	$34,379
T4		UEHARA, Ayako	-10	F	-4	70	68	68	206	$34,379
T4		WEBB, Karrie	-10	F	-4	70	68	68	206	$34,379
T4		LEE, Na-Ri	-10	F	-3	72	65	69	206	$34,379