Lee Westwood on DivotGate: ‘The game was never meant to be fair’
Outside of one poor putt at Bay Hill’s 16th green, Lee Westwood did everything he possibly could...
Bryson DeChambeau, inspired on Sunday by a Tiger text, continues to play the PGA Tour on tilt
In golf, the long-drive scene has always been a sideshow...which brings us to the 6th tee at Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club and Lodge on Sunday afternoon.
Jordan Spieth continues to take away positives after grabbing his third top-five finish in four starts
On the micro-scale, Jordan Spieth did not win the Arnold Palmer Invitational. In and of itself, that’s a disappointing result.
Lee Westwood comes up short (again), Bryson hangs on and Spieth caps a solid Bay Hill debut
Sunday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational was a scene we were once very familiar with, but don’t see often any more.
Jordan Spieth’s wild round, Bryson DeChambeau’s ‘home run’ and Rory McIlroy’s sketchy wedge play
We’re used to the Jordan Spieth experience by now. Saturday, it was in peak form at Bay Hill.
Lee Westwood’s resurgence is part of a bunch of crazy things that happened at Bay Hill
Victor Perez made an 11, but that’s old news.
Watch: Bryson DeChambeau (sort of) tries to drive green on par-5 6th at Arnold Palmer Invitational
By Daniel Rapaport ORLANDO — Well, he finally did it. Sort of. Bryson DeChambeau has been toying with the idea of trying to drive the green on the par-5 6th hole ...
Justin Rose withdraws from Arnold Palmer Invitational with back spasms shortly after making a 9
Justin Rose withdrew from the Arnold Palmer Invitational after four holes on Saturday due to back spasms.
Watch: Jordan Spieth aces No. 2 at Arnold Palmer Invitational, is undoubtedly back
Oh, how we’ve missed the Jordan Spieth roars.
Bryson DeChambeau’s ‘drive the par-5 sixth green at Bay Hill’ experiment is off to a rough start
It’s not even Thursday and you’re probably already tired of hearing about what Bryson DeChambeau “might” do on the 555-yard par-5 sixth hole at Bay Hill this week.
A year ago at Bay Hill, little did anybody know they were seeing the last ‘normal’ golf tournament
Sam Greenwood By Dave Shedloski The last full measure of what we might consider “normalcy” on the PGA Tour occurred a year ago at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Orlando, where ...
Tiger Woods’ new (sad) schedule, Tyrrell Hatton’s fun rehab routine, and PGA Tour pros pick the “best-looking” WAG
Welcome to another edition of The Grind where we realize we were wrong about the cardigan. I always thought it was an article of clothing reserved for old men...
Rory McIlroy accomplished something Sunday only two other players have ever done
Rory McIlroy's Sunday scaries may have resurfaced, his four-over 76 at Bay Hill his highest final-round performance in seven years and dropping him to 79th in final-round scoring (despite leading the PGA Tour in overall scoring).
Why Tyrrell Hatton’s hard-fought win at Bay Hill was even rarer than you realised
It was a gritty performance that felt more like a U.S. Open than a regular tour event. In fact, in terms of scoring, it was reminiscent of one of the more difficult U.S. Opens of all time.
A cooler head was needed to prevail on a chaotic Sunday at Bay Hill. Somehow it belonged to Tyrrell Hatton
Winning golf is a beautiful thing to behold. The feeling of satisfaction, the enjoyment of a job well done, the exhilaration one feels when having supreme control...
Tyrrell Hatton survives the weekend at Bay Hill, claims first PGA Tour title
When Tyrrell Hatton made double bogey at the par-4 11th on Sunday, the 28-year-old Englishman thought he had played himself out of the tournament. Turns out, double bogeys weren't all that bad on the weekend at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Watch Max Homa nearly take out a TV tower cameraman with this shanked flop shot
If any PGA Tour pro can laugh at himself, it’s Max Homa, the funniest tour pro on Twitter.
Tyrrell Hatton shoots one-over 73, still leads Arnold Palmer Invitational
Sixty-nine players teed it up on Saturday at Bay Hill. Only one (Max Homa) shot under par. Twenty-five of them shot rounds of five over or worse, including Sung Kang, who held a share of the 36-hole lead.
