Apparently, Brooks Koepka won’t be snapping this set of irons anytime soon. Certainly, not after a 67 on Thursday.

Here's a look at what's happening in professional golf this week, including the WGC-Workday, and how you can watch it.

Tiger Woods suffered significant injuries to his right leg and ankle and underwent surgery, his team released in a statement.

Tiger Woods didn’t remember the single-vehicle crash he was involved in early Tuesday, according to LA County sheriff.

Tiger Woods is not expected to face any charges in relation to his single-car rollover accident Tuesday.

Dr. John Torres, NBC News’ medical correspondent, joined “Golf Today” to provide insight into Tiger's surgery and possible recovery.

Tommy Gainey birdied five of the last seven holes or a 65 and the first-round lead at the Puerto Rico Open.

The story of how Madelene Sagstrom came to tell her story of sexual abuse and how she wants to help others.

Annika Sorenstam remains committed to the U.S. Senior Women's Open this year, and she has the support of the IGF.

Justin Thomas and Rory McIlroy were given 50 chances to make a hole-in-one from 148 yards earlier this year in Abu Dhabi.

PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan talked about how he learned of Tiger Woods' accident and his reaction.

Carlos Gonzalez of the LA County Sheriff’s Department said 'it's very fortunate that Mr. [Tiger] Woods was able to come out of this alive."

Players on site at the WGC event at The Concession did their best to to convey their thoughts on Tiger Woods.

Tiger Woods' fellow pros and other athletes reacted to news that Woods was seriously injured in a car crash Tuesday in Los Angeles.

The USGA and R&A announced several proposals on Monday as it looks to revamp and update its Rules of Amateur Status.

The KFT's REX Hospital Open will reward the top-ranked player in the final APGA Collegiate Ranking, both this season and next, with an exemption.