Phil Mickelson made a brilliant, big bet on Jon Rahm against a fellow PGA Tour pro
Phil Mickelson has been singing Jon Rahm's praises since his brother was coaching the young the Spaniard at Arizona State.
Why the Memorial was praised for a setup that would have been ridiculed at the U.S. Open
It was supposed to be Open Championship week. Maybe that’s why Jack Nicklaus delivered a Memorial masquerading as a major.
For Jon Rahm, becoming World No. 1 was never a matter of if, but when. And the when came in spectacular fashion
It wasn’t easy. Jon Rahm knew it wouldn’t be.
Why Jon Rahm wound up getting a two-stroke penalty for the best shot of his career
Sadly for Rahm, the shot of his career (so far) will have an asterisk by it. The good news? He’s got a lot more time to produce more highlights.
Jon Rahm’s winner’s bag at the Memorial
Jon Rahm reached the No. 1 spot on the world ranking with a performance worthy of the game’s best player, a few hiccups down the stretch notwithstanding.
Tiger says there’s work to do with his putter after closing 76, but is happy to finish his first tournament in five months
Woods struggled in the final round of the Memorial—as did everyone—making five bogeys and a double en route to a four-over 76.
Jim (Bones) Mackay’s two-week return to caddieing turns out to be more fun than he imagined
Turns out, Bones still knows what he’s doing.
Phil Mickelson tried to hole a 78-yard shot with a putter from the fairway and, well, the results were interesting
After hitting a 364-yard drive into the fairway (not bad for a 50-year-old!), Mickelson, who was five over on his round and eight over for the tournament, had 78 yards left to a tucked left hole location. And next...
Here’s why PGA Tour pros are wearing yellow ribbons on Sunday at the Memorial
Jack Nicklaus’ influence at the Memorial Tournament is unmistakable.
Here’s an expert’s explanaton of why Bryson DeChambeau’s penalty drops were perfectly legal at Memorial
As evidenced by some of the social media chatter that came out of Bryson DeChambeau’s three penalty drops amid his quintuple-bogey 10 on Friday at the Memorial, everyone needs a rules refresher sometimes.
Pain-free Tiger Woods shoots smooth 71 in Memorial’s third round
Winning is out of the question for Tiger Woods here at the Memorial. He knows this.
After sloppy 73, Brooks Koepka admits sore knee is not showing much improvement
Brooks Koepka admitted on Saturday at the Memorial Tournament that his left knee that has bothered him for more than a year still “has its moments.”
Cut-line drama remains undefeated and four other takeaways from Day 2 at the Memorial
Through two rounds of the Memorial Tournament, the top of the leader board is once again littered with some of the top players in world. But the real drama could be found on the cut line on Friday at Muirifield Village, mostly thanks to some guy named Tiger.
‘Inspired by Bryson,’ Tony Finau is swinging harder than ever—and in the lead—at the Memorial
Bryson DeChambeau’s physical transformation has everyone talking. Can his body hold up? Should they roll back the ball? Will other players follow in his footsteps?
Jordan Spieth has no trouble getting off to good starts. But can this one finally lead to a good finish?
“A day like today I can get a lot of confidence from,” Jordan Spieth said Thursday after overcoming an early mishap to open the 45th Memorial Tournament with a two-under 70 at Muirfield Village Golf Club.
In white-hot spotlight, Bryson DeChambeau looks at criticism as ‘compliments’
Things are going extremely well and Bryson DeChambeau is a little surprised.
Missing his week as Open champion, Shane Lowry’s current concern is playing better
Shane Lowry should be at Royal St. George’s Golf Club defending the claret jug this week.
There’s a funny story why Jack Nicklaus had to send Justin Thomas an apology text last Sunday
One thing Nicklaus did catch on Sunday was part of the first playoff hole between Justin Thomas and Collin Morikawa. Specifically, Thomas sinking a 50-foot birdie putt—and his emotional reaction.
