As his ball began drawing directly toward the water down the left side of the 18th hole at PGA West's Stadium Course, Scottie Scheffler had to wonder if he had just blown a prime chance at his first tour victory.
Former world No.1 Lee Westwood will take a one-stroke lead and a quarter of a century of winning experiences into the final round of the $7 million Rolex Series event.
With a chequered European Tour history, few gave 36-hole leader Francesco Laporta much chance of hanging onto the big names on moving day at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.
With a bogey-free run at 38 holes and counting, Bernd Wiesberger is showing no hint of a hangover from his near run thing in last season’s Race to Dubai. A third Rolex Series title in six months would be an even sweeter remedy.
The man behind this camera absolutely deserves a raise. World No. 1 hitting the shot or not, that's still a dangerous place to stand.
The golf world mourned the death of Pete Dye earlier this month, although the legendary architect’s legacy lives on at this week’s PGA Tour stop.
As ever when the matter at hand happens to be the professional life and times of the ever-volatile Sergio Garcia, there is a lot going on.
It depends who you talk to—or at least try to talk to—but the European Tour’s new pace-of-play initiative seems to be having an effect.
Since switching to a traditional 72-hole format in 2012, all eight winners of the American Express have shot a four-round score of 20 under or better. In other words, in order to contend, you better go low every single day.
See for yourself why the 84-year-old was the inaugural winner of the PGA of America's new photojournalism honour.
There will be thousands and thousands of golf shots taken at the American Express this week, the old Bob Hope event in Palm Springs, which features a three-course...
Unheralded Italian Francesco Laporta leads the way but the door is ajar and plenty of big names are poised to burst through on moving day at the $7 million Rolex Series event.
Josh Hill might have missed the cut in his bittersweet European Tour debut but there will be no weekend off for the teen.
The way Brooks Koepka started off his second round on Friday like he left off the first one on Thursday, it looked like the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship might be a foregone conclusion.
Rafa Cabrera Bello gleefully accepted a couple of gifts from the golfing gods while Matthew Fitzpatrick was pleased to take lady luck out of the equation with his “disciplined” play.
