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At the 2022 Sentry Tournament of Champions, Cameron Smith carded 65-64-64-65 to set the PGA TOUR’s all-time 72-hole scoring record at 34-under par, winning his fourth PGA TOUR title.

Netflix has linked up with the PGA TOUR and golf’s major championships for an immersive documentary series following the lives and stories of top professional golfers across a season of high-stakes competition.

For the first time ever, the PGA TOUR and the governing bodies that conduct men’s major championships -- Augusta National Golf Club, the PGA of America, the USGA, and The R&A – will provide entry into the sport’s biggest events including THE PLAYERS Championship and season-ending FedExCup, as well as the four majors: the Masters Tournament, PGA Championship, U.S. Open Championship and The Open. With unprecedented access inside the ropes and behind the scenes, the series will capture the intensity of training, travel, victory, and defeat through the lens of a diverse group of players and their support teams.

In this video, Neil Tappin takes a look at the aspirations golfers might have for 2022. Whether you just want to play more golf or you have a target handicap, Neil looks at how to identify and hone in on a good new year's resolution. His simple pointers are designed to help you get more from the game this year!

A collection of the funniest moments on the PGA TOUR in 2021, featuring hilarious moments on and off the course golf course and in press conferences.

WORLD #1 JON RAHM, #6 JUSTIN THOMAS AMONG FIRST COMMITMENTS TO 2022 WM PHOENIX OPEN

The Waste Management Phoenix Open Presented by Taylor Morrison has already received early commitments from some of the top PGA TOUR players who will tee it up at “The People’s Open” February 7-13 at TPC Scottsdale. Those among the first to commit include World No. 1 golfer and 2021 U.S. Open winner Jon Rahm, as well as World No. 6 golfer and 14-time PGA TOUR champion Justin Thomas.

In this video, Neil Tappin is joined by PGA professional Alex Elliott to look at the main reasons why golfers get stuck at the same handicap for long periods. Alex offers some insights into the traps golfers fall into and provides advice on how to move forwards and possibly even to get your handicap down!

EXCLUSIVE TICKETS OFFER BEST VIEWING AREAS FOR THE CONCERT, ACCESS TO 16TH HOLE LOGE AND COMPLIMENTARY FOOD AND BEVERAGE

The Thunderbirds – hosts of the Waste Management Phoenix Open – announced the release of a limited number of additional tickets for the first-ever Concert in the Coliseum that will kick off WM Phoenix Open week two days earlier on Saturday, Feb. 5 and will feature country music sensations Thomas Rhett and Old Dominion performing live under the lights from the iconic 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale.

These Platinum tickets will offer the closest and best views of the stage that will sit in the fairway at the 16th hole, as well as exclusive access to the 16th hole Loge venue and complimentary food and drinks. Tickets are $400 each and will be available for purchase at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 2 HERE. The “Concert in the Coliseum” is a 21 and over event.

After coming back into the public eye at the Hero World Challenge for the first time since his Feb. 23 car crash, Tiger Woods will return to competition for the first time in over a year with his son, Charlie, at the PNC Championship.

It's been a long road back for Woods, even before he suffered comminuted open fractures to the upper and lower sections of his right leg in the crash, which almost resulted in amputation. Here's a look at his path back. 

Nov. 15, 2020: Tiger's most recent PGA Tour start at his long-awaited Masters title defense, which was delayed seven months because of the COVID-19 pandemic. After a final-round 76, Woods finished T-38. 

Dec. 20, 2020: The world was captivated by the bond Woods and Charlie showed while playing alongside each other at the PNC Championship en route to finishing seventh. 

Check out all the best shots from the 2021 Hero World Challenge, featuring Bryson DeChambeau, Rory McIlroy and Viktor Hovland among others.

While you're always encouraged to play your game and swing your swing, there's still a lot to learn from the best players in the game. Each week on social media we give tips on various aspects of golf by looking at the nuances of different PGA TOUR Pros' games.

In November, we were able to learn valuable lessons from the TOUR Players including clutch short game play from Scottie Scheffler at the Houston Open, precise iron play from Matthew Wolff at Mayakoba, power & club control from Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka at The Match and more.