Day will now have to rely on being a captain’s pick to be on the International Presidents Cup team at Royal Melbourne in December.
With his victory at the U.S. Amateur on Sunday at Pinehurst Resort, Georgia Tech senior Andy Ogletree earned an automatic spot on the U.S. Walker Cup team. But there is a problem...
Patrick Cantlay gave Justin Thomas all he could handle on Sunday at Medinah, where Thomas began his final round with a six-shot lead that shrunk to two at the 10th hole.
Three years on from his third European Tour victory, Thomas Pieters finally has a fourth, the D+D Real Czech Masters.
Even for the often unpredictable Phil Mickelson, Sunday morning took a wild and unexpected turn.
Tiger Woods smiled through the pain Sunday at Medinah Country Club in the final round of the BMW Championship. No, his back wasn’t bothering him, but parts of his game were causing him some discomfort.
Slow play came to the forefront at the Northern Trust after video of Bryson DeChambeau’s “deliberate” approach to analyzing a tricky 70-yard shot went viral.
Rickie Fowler is well aware of all that is on the line for him Sunday in the final round of the BMW Championship, but he also is cognizant of all the things that can go wrong if he thinks about it.
If Justin Thomas’ pre-round warmup on Thursday was any indication, he was in for a rough week. The nine-time tour winner called it “the worst warmup of my life...
Apparently, Tiger Woods will not go gentle into that good offseason. The reigning Masters champion, trying to claw his way to one of the 30 berths...
Welcome to another edition of The Grind, where we secretly hope the PGA Tour’s slow-play problem never gets solved. Bryson DeChambeau’s dawdling at Liberty National gave us a pair of viral videos...
She was always there for me, Scott Harrington thought. Through the missed cuts and demotions and bouts of confidence, the endless nights in a middle-of-nowhere motel...
As he did a week ago at Liberty National, Tiger Woods stopped making full swings on the 10th hole of his Pro-Am.
Austin Squires woke up at 6:30 a.m. Wednesday morning uncertain if his amateur golf career was already over. Thirteen hours later, he was the talk of the 119th U.S. Amateur Championship.
It took three hours, 46 minutes for Austin Squires to play four holes of golf on Wednesday morning/afternoon at the U.S. Amateur Championship. More slow play? No, just a playoff to make the matchplay phase.
