Even after a pair of 65s, Matt Every still trailed Sung Kang by four shots heading into the third round of the AT&T Byron Nelson. To contend, he’d need something special on Saturday.Continue Reading
Max Homa never gave up—even when maybe he should have—and now he’s a PGA Tour winner
Winning on the PGA Tour isn’t easy. Winning for the first time isn’t supposed to look like it is, either. Continue Reading
A ‘relentless’ Max Homa leading a comeback contingent into final round at Quail Hollow
Comebacks, like the players trying to make them, come in all shapes and sizes and from varying depths. Continue Reading
Pat Perez finds new life in wake of calf injury and is one back going into final round at Quail Hollow
On March 11, Pat Perez thought he’d blown out his Achilles, having injured himself in the gym of all places.Continue Reading
Tiger Woods’ absence at Wells Fargo is understandable, but leaves a void
There are Tiger tournaments, and then there is everything else. Continue Reading
Rory McIlroy’s third-round 68 has him lurking through 54 holes of the Wells Fargo Championship
Rory McIlroy has won the Wells Fargo Championship twice, both times in dominant fashion. To win at Quail Hollow for a third time, McIlroy won’t need a 62 or 61, but he’ll need to come from behind like he did in 2010.Continue Reading
Rory McIlroy’s back-nine birdie binge gives him share of first-round lead at the Wells Fargo
Matching McIlroy’s 66 was Joel Dahmen, who birdied two of his final four holes to join the Northern Irishman at the top of the leaderboard.Continue Reading
Tiger Woods stiffed a 13-year-old Harold Varner III on an autograph request and he’s still angry (not really)
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, FLORIDA – MARCH 13: Tiger Woods of the United States and Harold Varner III of the United States walk during a practice round for The PLAYERS Championship on The Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass on March 13, 2019, in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty ...Continue Reading
Jon Rahm, Ryan Palmer win Zurich Classic of New Orleans by three for Palmer’s first win in nine years
By Christopher Powers Between the two of them, Jon Rahm and Ryan Palmer have five career victories on the PGA Tour, three for Palmer and two for Rahm. While the win count is similar, they couldn’t be at more different places in their career. Rahm, 24, has many more wins ...Continue Reading
Tiger Woods passes on playing in Wells Fargo Championship, first post-Masters start unclear
Tiger Woods smiles as he walks on the 18th hole during the third round of the 2019 Masters. (Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images) By Brian Wacker All season Tiger Woods has preached that he would play less in 2019 than he did in 2018. Four months into the year, that seems ...Continue Reading
Dustin Johnson fails spectacularly to rescue the RBC Heritage from Masters fatigue and Tiger’s absence
Streeter Lecka By John Strege Tiger Woods turned back the clock last week, but presumably, he did not turn it back to the 2000s, when any tournament without him was consigned to the remainder table. The world of golf has changed. Woods, a fifth green jacket notwithstanding, is not likely ...Continue Reading
C.T. Pan cards final-round 67 to claim first PGA Tour victory at the RBC Heritage
By Christopher Powers C.T. Pan has had a few opportunities to pick up his first victory in PGA Tour events in the last few years, most notably at the 2017 Farmers Insurance Open and the 2018 Wyndham Championship. On both occasions, he couldn’t quite finish the round, specifically at the ...Continue Reading
Dustin Johnson rides red-hot putter to third-round 68, leads by one at Harbour Town
By Christopher Powers Dustin Johnson hit just five fairways and only 11 greens on a windy Saturday at Harbour Town Golf Links. For most players, those statistics would likely spell doom. Dustin Johnson is not like most players. Somehow, even in the tough conditions, Johnson managed to shoot a three-under ...Continue Reading
The tweaked Tour Championship will have two different leader boards, but golf fans will only see one
Justin Rose holds the FedExCup while Tiger Woods holds the Calamity Jane trophy after the final round of the 2018 TOUR Championship. (Stan Badz) By Alex Myers In an effort to make the conclusion of the FedEx Cup Playoffs easier to follow, the PGA Tour announced last year the move ...Continue Reading
Corey Conners is off to bigger things (Next stop: the Masters) after a wild finish in San Antonio
By Brian Wacker When Jordan Spieth closed with a sizzling final-round 64 at last year’s Masters, would anyone have expected that 12 months later he’d still be looking for his first victory since the 2017 Open Championship at Royal Birkdale? Or the flip side, after going out in 42 during ...Continue Reading
Corey Conners grabs first career win and last-minute Masters invite with final-round 66 at the Valero Texas Open
By Christopher Powers Earlier this week, Corey Conners was among the 73 players who teed it up at the Valero Texas Open Monday qualifier, hoping to grab one of the four available spots in the field. By day’s end Conners found himself in a 6-for-1 playoff for the final spot. ...Continue Reading
Si Woo Kim looking to go wire-to-wire at the Valero Texas Open
By Christopher Powers Si Woo Kim’s victory at the 2017 Players Championship was an impressive one, punctuated by a bogey-free final round 69 that included nine straight pars to close it out. That week at TPC Sawgrass will likely hold up as the best of his career unless there is ...Continue Reading
Kevin Kisner defeats Matt Kuchar, 3 and 2, in final match for his third career PGA Tour victory
Kevin Kisner reacts to his putt on the seventh green in his championship match against Matt Kuchar at the 2019 WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play. (Darren Carroll/Getty Images) By Christopher Powers Kevin Kisner was not selected as a Ryder Cup captain’s pick by Jim Furyk this past fall, an understandable decision ...Continue Reading
