Korn Ferry Tour grad wins for fourth time in his last ten starts. Plus, Ryu wins in Shanghai, Bradbury takes French Open, OWGR financials reveal legal bills, and Scotland's Salmond passes.
Ryder Cup captains make news a year out from the matches. Plus, MacIntyre apologizes (sort of), Reuters obtained a Masters press credential for a prominent source, a ratings ray of hope, and Reads.
Helene devastated the community and home of the Masters. The club has pledges over $5 million in local support while images confirm the "significant" damage done to the course.
The Englishman holds off Colsaerts a day after tying the Old Course record. Elsewhere, Ding wins AAC but may pass up major exemptions, Old Tom statue is dedicated, and other weekend performances.
Internationals rally to end U.S.A.'s hold on the Cup.* Plus a roundup of other weekend golf news.
U.S.A. women dominate Foursomes before International's men sweep the afternoon session. Plus, early morning police drama and an unexpected Greg Norman visit spice up the day.*
USA takes a slim lead into Sunday singles where six men's matches and six women's duels will decide the Cup.*
Round 1's spectacular Four-ball pairings and USA team drama has the International's feeling excited about the prospects of a Royal Montreal triumph.*
USA takes a one point lead after Thursday's competitive matches featuring mixed Four-ball action for the first time in event history.*
First mixed Presidents Cup brings together men, women, co-Captains, analytics philosophies and wild "snake draft" scenarios to Royal Montreal.*
Sorting out the usual pre-match issues. Plus, some lively press conference moments and a potential injury issue for the International men.*
He prevents McIlroy from winning DP World Tour's marquee stop. Plus, will Rahm's "severe flu" impact Ryder quest, PGA clarifies policy, Pattinson drives in, remembering Huggett and Green Sr.
Rahm's Ryder Cup drama is making more sense. Plus, a Masters TV increase, Kizzire's win highlights a Masters invite dilemma, Ryder Cup tickets are going to set a new record, This, That and Reads
Europe stages Sunday comeback but Pettersen's decisions backfire. Plus, Tiger Woods announces another back surgery.
A big golf viewing weekend ahead that can't be sullied by latest PGA Tour/LIV debacle. Plus, Rahm's Ryder mess, R&A Financials, McIlroy on architecture, This, That and a lot of good Reads.
The R&A's use of Open proceeds to revitalize Lethamhill provides a refreshing gift to Glasgow by reimagining the importance and versatility of a golf course facility.
When you come to think of it that is the secret of most of the great holes all over the world. They all have some kind of a twist. C.B. MACDONALD
Captain Furyk has no choice but to fire assistant captain Bradley. Plus, the toughest courses of 2024, Birkdale's new 7th, more Hallowed Grounds, Quotables, This, That and Reads.
Two-point cushion secured heading into Sunday Singles after another incredible day of action at Sunningdale.
The Americans stage a valiant rally but come up one point short at Sunningdale.
After a terrific run of events, an upcoming break from majors offers the chance to tidy up evolutionary and distance-related changes at the world's most important course.
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