Sahith Theegala rallied from a double bogey early in the third round to keep a one-stroke lead over Brooks Koepka at the Phoenix Open on Saturday.
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Ryan Fox will take a six-shot lead into the final round of the Ras Al Khaimah Classic as he goes in search of his first win on the European tour.
Charley Hoffman went off on the PGA Tour in a lengthy Instagram post Friday night, saying that it's "mind blowing that a group of amateurs rule the professional game of golf."
Sahith Theegala has a two-stroke lead over defending champion Brooks Koepka and Xander Schauffele at TPC Scottsdale.
Zach Johnson has done this before. It's four times now that a ball has gotten in the way of a practice swing or a twirling club on the tee box. "I got an issue," he said, smiling.
Ryan Fox shot 3-under 69 to open a three-stroke lead after two rounds of the Ras Al Khaimah Classic on Friday.
Sahith Theegala was 7 under with two holes left when the first ound of WM Phoenix Open was suspended because of darkness. K.H. Lee was second after a 6-under 65.
Brooks Koepka said it's "embarrassing to be 20th" in the Official Golf World Rankings while attributing the fall to injuries.
The Indian Open was canceled and the China Open was postponed as restrictions associated with the coronavirus pandemic continued to cause problems on the European Tour.
Stacy Lewis, 38, will be the youngest American captain in Solheim Cup history in an event she won twice as a player.
The WM Phoenix Open is the biggest party in golf. Here is how to watch this week on ESPN+.
The images are indelible: Tiger Woods raising the roof, missing on high-fives; the fans yelling; and the empties flying. We look back at his famous hole-in-one from 25 years ago at TPC Scottsdale.
The PGA tour heads to Scottsdale, Arizona for the Waste Management Phoenix Open in one of the best golf events of the year.
Former PGA Tour pro Mark Lye is out at SiriusXM after making several controversial comments during a radio show Saturday about women's basketball and the WNBA.
Jon Rahm is still on top. But Jordan Spieth and Viktor Hovland made moves, while Harold Varner III and Tom Hoge announced their arrivals.
Tom Hoge, one of seven players who had at least a share of the lead headed into the final round, surged past Jordan Spieth en route to a win at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am Sunday, the first PGA Tour title for the 32-year-old who played collegiately at TCU.
Overnight leader Harold Varner III eagled the par-5 18th by sinking a long putt to overtake clubhouse leader Bubba Watson and win the Saudi International in dramatic fashion.
Jordan Spieth put himself into the mix Saturday, shooting a 9-under 63 -- a career low at Pebble Beach. He also took a shot near the edge of a 60-foot cliff.
Leona Maguire had seven birdies and two bogeys for a 67 to capture the Drive On Championship, becoming the first Irish winner in LPGA Tour history.