Tiger Woodsâ ex-coach declares new âmost interesting manâ in golf at the 2025 AndalucĂa MastersâŚ.. full details below 
Tiger Woodsâ ex-coach Hank Haney has declared Angel Hidalgo the most interesting man in golf at the 2025 AndalucĂa Masters. He recently reposted a compilation video of the golferâs unorthodox swing.
If heâs to make the cutline on Friday, Tiger Wood will have a lot of catching up to do. Of course, thatâs something that the three-time British Open champion understand all to well as we head into Round 2 of one of golfâs most prestigious events.
False information about celebrity deaths frequently circulates on social media platforms in our country. This phenomenon isnât limited to local usersâpeople worldwide share fake news about international celebrities as well. Social Media Posts Social media posts featuring photos claimed Justin Bieber had died in a sudden accident. These posts circulated as follows: To verify theâŚ
âIâm not there to crash you outâ â Verstappen shares details of post-Austria chat with Norris after âsillyâ coming togetherVerstappen and Norris were fighting for the lead at the Red Bull Ring when they banged wheels in the closing laps, giving both drivers punctures and forcing the latter out of the race due to additional damage. After offering their immediate post-race thoughts to the media, the pair had a chat the following day whenâŚ
In a shocking development that sent ripples through the NFL community, San Francisco 49ers star defensive end Nick Bosa has reportedly turned down a staggering $305 million NIL-style offer from the Buffalo Bills. The offer, structured to mirror Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals common in college athletics, was aimed at luring Bosa to BuffaloâŚ
Sean McVay admitted he didnât do much work on the quarterbacks when he was interviewed at the NFL Owners meeting. âI think thatâs I think thatâs unlikely. Iâll be honest with you, I havenât done a whole lot of work on the quarterbacks. McVay said at the NFL Owners meeting when asked about the 2025âŚ
KAPALUA, Hawaii â After birdieing half the holes at Kapalua Resortâs Plantation Course on Saturday along with an eagle for an 11-under 62, Hideki Matsuyama never cracked a smile. The 32-year-old Japanese star also declined to speak separately to the Japanese media, a dedicated crew that follows his every shot and hangs on his everyâŚ