Jordan Spieth is a part of his biography. So is Tiger Woods, close enough, anyway, by one degree of separation. Yet Dylan Frittelli’s own contributions to his biography...Continue Reading
Collin Morikawa earns special temporary PGA Tour status after showdown with Matthew Wolff
Collin Morikawa didn’t leave Minnesota empty-handed.Continue Reading
Matthew Wolff, all of 20, lives up to the hype with a ‘life-changing’ victory at the 3M Open
Fulfilling one’s promise requires a certain gestation period, although everybody is different. Not everyone navigates the same learning curve. Some are notably and perhaps surprisingly shorter than others.Continue Reading
Southern Californian upstarts Matthew Wolff, Collin Morikawa tied for the lead and registering on the Richter Scale
On Saturday, the two rookie professionals shook up the 3M Open. The kids weren’t just all right at TPC Twin Cities. They were superb.Continue Reading
Bryson DeChambeau’s birdie on the final hole puts him in three-way tie with Matthew Wolff and Collin Morikawa at 3M Open
On Sunday at the 3M Open, two potential “next big thing” stories could very well play out, as former amateur standouts Matthew Wolff and Collin Morikawa are tied for the lead at 15 under. Continue Reading
Nate Lashley’s first PGA Tour win ends with joy after so much pain
It took 15 years for Nate Lashley to let it go, at least publicly. God knows how many tears he shed privately.Continue Reading
Nate Lashley posts second 63 of the week, leads by six at the Rocket Mortgage Classic
In 32 career starts on the PGA Tour, Nate Lashley has zero wins and has finished in the top 10 only once, and that result came in an opposite-field event earlier this season at the Puerto Rico Open.Continue Reading
Joaquin Niemann gets the finish he desperately needed to kick-start his 2019 PGA Tour season
All that practice Joaquin Niemann was doing with a beach ball between his legs last week at TPC River Highlands, well, it looks to have paid off...Continue Reading
Chez Reavie has his encore tour win, and a hell of a story about how it probably shouldn’t have happened
Winning on the PGA Tour often begets more winning. When Chez Reavie captured the RBC Canadian Open as a rookie in 2008, it would not have been a stretch to figure that his next victory was not far behind.Continue Reading
More than a decade removed from his first win, Chez Reavie claims career victory No. 2 at Travelers Championship
If the likes of Matt Kuchar and Kevin Na have taught us anything, it’s that some of a tour pro’s best golf can come in their late 30s and early 40s, no matter how many “youth movements” there are on the PGA Tour.Continue Reading
Chez Reavie sets back nine on fire, takes a massive six-shot lead into Sunday at the Travelers Championship
Standing on the 10th tee on Saturday at the Travelers Championship, Chez Reavie, playing in the final pairing, trailed Zack Sucher by six. A couple of hours later, Reavie holed a six-footer for birdie...Continue Reading
You might cover your eyes watching Zack Sucher’s five-shot lead at the Travelers turn into a two-shot deficit
A few minutes before 4 p.m. EDT on Saturday, Zack Sucher was running away with the Travelers Championship. He was surprisingly leading by five and seemingly cruising toward a potential career-altering victory...Continue Reading
Rory McIlroy’s seven-stroke win bodes well for U.S. Open at Pebble Beach … maybe
Attempts to quantify momentum in sports, however scientific the studies, tend not to elucidate and occasionally invite mockery. Continue Reading
Rory McIlroy threatens 59, finishes with nine-under 61 to win RBC Canadian Open by seven shots
This is McIlroy’s second win of the 2018-’19 season, the first coming in March at the Players Championship.Continue Reading
Rory McIlroy vaults to the top of the leader board with third-round 64 at RBC Canadian Open
Mark Blinch/Getty Images Rory McIlroy (Northern Ireland) plays his shot from the seventh tee during the third round of the RBC Canadian Open at Hamilton Golf and Country Club on June 08, 2019 in Hamilton, Canada. By Christopher Powers For the first time in 12 starts this season, Rory McIlroy ...Continue Reading
Patrick Cantlay heeds Jack Nicklaus’ advice and wins by two
Power golf is at the heart of the modern game, and it probably will be from this day forward, but there is no discounting the power of the mind, which made all the difference Sunday in the final round of the Memorial Tournament. Continue Reading
Tiger Woods finds swing that won at Augusta, posts 67 with the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach on the horizon
Winner of a record five titles at Jack Nicklaus’ tournament, Woods completed 72 holes in nine-under 279, exactly the same total as a year ago and his winning total in the 2012 edition. He has never missed the cut at Muirfield Village.Continue Reading
Tiger Woods posts a two-under par 70, ‘the highest score I could have shot today’
Tiger Woods believes he's too far down the leaderboard to make a difference in deciding the outcome of the tournament. That doesn’t mean he doesn't have goals for Sunday’s final round.Continue Reading
