PGA Tour
October 18-21, 2018
Brooks Koepka
Gary Woodland
Rafa Cabrera Bello
Ryan Palmer
Jason Day
Scott Piercy
After Further Review, we trace Brooks Koepka's global route to No. 1 and note Danielle Kang's role in the resurgence of U.S. women.
Brooks Koepka eagled the 72nd hole Sunday to cap off a final-round 64, win the CJ Cup and supplant Dustin Johnson as the new world No. 1.
Brooks Koepka faced a stiff challenge from Gary Woodland on Sunday in South Korea, but eventually it came time to end the suspense.
After starting the new wraparound season with a win, world No. 1 Brooks Koepka hopes to make staying healthy a priority in the new year.
Just when it looked like he was facing a legitimate challenge Sunday, an apparently unfazed Brooks Koepka responded with a near-ace.
Gary Woodland mounted an impressive rally at the CJ Cup, but in the end even 11 birdies weren't enough to catch Brooks Koepka.
Just as it was for Rory, Jordan, Jason, Dustin and Justin before him, this is Brooks Koepka's moment. This is his run of dominance.
A look at the players who've reached World No. 1 since the ranking began in 1986.
We wish a happy retirement for Johnny Miller, the most candid commentator in golf, and wonder if Tiger Woods' Ryder Cup fatigue will cause scheduling changes.
Michelle Wie will miss the rest of this season after undergoing surgery Thursday to fix injuries that have plagued her right hand in the second half of this year.
We all know the feeling of giddily anticipating something in the mail. But it's doubtful that any of us ever received anything as cool Tiger Woods just did.
After nearly four years of litigation, a group of PGA Tour caddies have dropped their lawsuit against the circuit, but it wasn't a total loss.
PGA Tour Latinoamérica announced Wednesday that it will play its season finale at Trump National Doral from Nov. 29-Dec. 2.
Danielle Kang beat three of the most formidable foes in golf Sunday to win the Buick LPGA Shanghai: Anxiety, frustration and anger.
Weather continues to be the enemy at the Andalucia Valderrama Masters, where Sergio Garcia remains in front as the tournament heads for a Monday finish.
Jay Haas shot a 7-under 65 - missing his age by a stroke - to take a two-shot lead in the PGA Tour Champions' playoff-opening Dominion Energy Charity Classic.
Garcia has previously appeared in professional matches for CF Borriol, a Tercera Division club in Spain, of which he is the president.
Tiger Woods teamed up with a computer program to make a putt and provided a vintage Tiger celebration, because computers can't do that ... yet.
If you listen closely, at the end of the clip, you can just barely hear someone scream out for a marine biologist.
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