Kirk Kayden

[Georgia Military College Athletics @GMCBulldogs]

Solid start for the Bulldogs—they’re sitting in 2nd place after the opening round, just six strokes behind Sandhills Community College.

[Georgia Military College Athletics @GMCBulldogs]

GMC JC Men's Golf is Ready to Claim Their Fourth National Championship https://t.co/cmEL1ezTCi

[Kirk Kayden @Coachkayden24]

GMC Men’s & Women’s Golf ceremony!
#gmcgolf #juconatty

[Virginia Men's Golf @UVAMensGolf]

If you believe in golf and support the principles behind the sport… be vigilant, never take for granted your program, no matter the conference affiliation or past success. We live in tumultuous times in college athletics, Wichita St isn’t the last. Go support your program now!

[Lance Ringler @GolfweekRingler]

Imagine losing entire college teams/programs that have long traditions and history and have created many opportunities and served well… simply because the need to pay a bench player $1.5M or so across the board at many schools. Need to cap this insanity.

[Kirk Kayden @Coachkayden24]

Back to Back GCAA Conference Champions for GMC Golf. With the win Georgia Military Golf qualifies for the JUCO National Championships in NY!
#gmcgolf

[GCAA @THEGCAA]

GMC 2026 Golf Champions.
Congrats to @GMCJCGolf men's team as they captured their 2nd straight title. Riley Campbell was the Low Medalist. https://t.co/1ptRuvvKm0

[PGA TOUR @PGATOUR]

The world No. 1 is a golf sicko too.

Two hours after completing an opening-round 72 @THEPLAYERS, Scottie is on the range in the rain.

[Todd Lewis @ToddLewisGC]

Today @RickieFowler received The Arnie Award which recognizes golfers and public figures who exemplify the philanthropic spirit of Arnold Palmer by using their success to help others. Rickie & Mr. Palmer had a great friendship and for Fowler this award is very impactful.

[Golf Digest @GolfDigest]

The USGA has announced that the U.S. Open will return to Inverness Club in 2045.

It previously hosted the U.S. Open in 1920, 1931, 1957, and 1979.

[NUCLR GOLF @NUCLRGOLF]

🚨🇺🇸⛳️ #NEW — Inverness Golf Club in Toledo, Ohio has been selected to host the 2045 U.S. Open, returning major championship golf to the club for the first time since the 1993 PGA Championship.

(Via @toledosports)

[Kirk Kayden @Coachkayden24]

@anthonytbroome @TheWolverineOn3 @PeteNakos @SWiltfong_ @TransferPortal @on3 Life long Michigan but no chance they are better than 8-4 next year. The schedule is too tough.

[Kirk Kayden @Coachkayden24]

@anthonytbroome Anthony they will be 6-6 next year. Schedule too tough and they are picking up ACC and Utah leftovers in the transfer portal.

[Kirk Kayden @Coachkayden24]

@anthonytbroome That’s it not good!

[Austin Peay Governors @letsgopeay]

APSU has announced its 2026 Hall of Fame Class, with ceremonies set for Feb. 13-14! Tickets for Friday's reception are available below; inductees will also be recognized at that Saturday's men's basketball game!

🗞️ --> https://t.co/DycJdrdCPx
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[Golf Digest @GolfDigest]

Golf is full of life lessons. 🙌

[Golf Digest @GolfDigest]

The 🐐 turns 50.

Happy Birthday @TigerWoods.

[PGA TOUR @PGATOUR]

A list of 50 records Tiger Woods holds for this 50th birthday:

- 82 PGA TOUR wins tied for the most all time
- 142 consecutive cuts made from 1998 to missed cut at 2005 CJ CUP Byron Nelson
- Lowest single season scoring average: 2000 & 2009 (67.794)
- Most under par in a single season on the PGA TOUR since 1983 (2000: -263)
- Highest season Strokes Gained: Total average (2006: +3.44)
- Most Wins by 4+ strokes in a season on the PGA TOUR since 1983 (2000: 5)
- Tied for the lowest par 3 scoring average in a season on the PGA TOUR since 1983 (2000: 2.91)
- Highest single season bounce back percentage since 1983 (2000: 36.51)
- Only player to win the Memorial Tournament in three consecutive seasons
- Has won in seven different countries, the most of any player since 1983 (Canada England, Ireland, Japan, Scotland, Spain & United States)
- 19 events where he led/co-lead in Strokes Gained: Approach-the-Green the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 2003
- Tied for the most wins in a single season on the PGA TOUR since 1983 (2000: 9)
- 36 consecutive wins when holding the outright 54-hole lead in 72-hole PGA TOUR events, longest streak of any player since 1983
- 8 wins on the same course, most of any player (Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Firestone CC and Torrey Pines)
- 23 successful title defenses, the most of any player all-time
- 22 final round comeback wins, the most of any player in 72-hole PGA TOUR events since 1983
- 281 consecutive weeks ranked #1 in OWGR longest streak of any player
- 683 total weeks as world No.1 most of any player
- 11-time PGA TOUR player of the year, the most of any player
- 52 consecutive rounds of par or better, the longest streak of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983
- 12 wins by 7 or more the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983
- 23 wins in his first 100 starts the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983 (next most McIlroy: 11)
- Won 7 consecutive starts, the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983
- 9 seasons winning the Byron Nelson award (scoring average leader) most of any player since 1980
- 15 stroke winning margin at the 2000 U.S. Open, largest win of any player in a major all-time
- 11 wins in a playoff, the most of any player since 1983
- 12 stroke winning margin at the 1997 Masters, the largest in tournament history
- 199 top 10 finishes, the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983
- Last player to win in 3 consecutive weeks on the PGA TOUR (2006 PGA Championship, WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational, Dell Technologies Championship)
- Youngest player to complete the career grand slam (24 years, 6 months & 23 days)
- Four consecutive majors won (2000 U.S. Open, The Open, PGA Championship & 2001 Masters) longest streak of any player in the modern era
- Most total official money earned in a PGA TOUR career
- 16 wins in Florida, the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983 by 11
- 13 wins in Ohio, the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983 by 9
- 9 wins in Georgia the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983
- 7 wins in Illinois the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983
- 8 international wins, the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983
- The only player to win all four majors each by 5 or more strokes
- Only player to win the US Junior Amateur, US Amateur and the US Open (he won each 3 times)
- Has won 5 consecutive PGA TOUR starts 3 times no other player has done this once since 1983
- Won each of the four majors the year that Jack Nickalus made his last start (2000 U.S. Open & PGA Championship 2005 Masters & Open Championship)
- 14 wins in March the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983
- 5 wins in May tied for the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983
- 7 wins in June the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983
- 8 wins in July the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983
- 15 wins in August the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983 by 8
- 7 wins in September the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983
- 8 wins in October the most of any player on the PGA TOUR since 1983
- 46 wins in his 20s the most of any player on the PGA TOUR
- Only player on the PGA TOUR All-time to have 5 consecutive seasons with 5 or more wins (1999-2003)

[Michigan Football @UMichFootball]

Tomorrow vs Texas.

#GoBlue 〽️

[Golf Digest @GolfDigest]

When it comes to making putts, there's almost no reason to leave the flagstick in.

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