PGA Tour
June 21-24, 2018
Bubba Watson
Paul Casey
Stewart Cink
J.B. Holmes
Beau Hossler
Brian Harman
Literally and figuratively in a good place (a course where he had won twice), Bubba Watson charged to his third Travelers Championship.
Bryson DeChambeau's use of a compass on the golf course may not be new, but the PGA Tour took notice at the Travelers.
After a final-round 67 at the Travelers Championship, Rory McIlroy believes he has work to do on his swing, even if the stats don’t back it up.
Brooks Koepka normally wakes up by 6 a.m. without using an alarm, but he slept in until 8:20 a.m. Sunday. He's about to need more sleep.
Paul Casey shot the low round of the week on Saturday, but he stalled out on Sunday and finished three shots behind Bubba Watson.
Jordan Spieth marked the end of a pedestrian run of six events in seven weeks with a final-round 69 at the Travelers.
Bubba Watson fired a final-round 63 to storm from six shots back and steal the Travelers Championship for a third time.
After winning his third PGA Tour title in the span of five months, Bubba Watson is now waiting by his phone.
This week our writers weigh in on Jordan Spieth's week, the emergence of another LPGA phenom and more.
Despite coughing up a four-shot lead at the Travelers Championship, England's Paul Casey moved into a qualifying position to make his return to the Ryder Cup.
After his third win in the last five months, Bubba Watson is back on the cusp of the upper echelon in the world rankings.
Ho-sung Choi has gone from 554th in the world to No. 1 in the hearts of all those who swing the golf club just a little bit differently.
Sanghyun Park and Minchel Choi qualified for next month's Open at Carnoustie via the Open Qualifying Series on Sunday.
Ernie Els' nephew, Jovan Rebula, won the Amateur Championship on Saturday at Royal Aberdeen in Scotland.
Japanese teenager Nasa Hataoka ran away with the NW Arkansas Championship on Sunday for her first LPGA title
Scott McCarron won the American Family Insurance Championship on Sunday, closing with an 8-under 64 for a 1-shot win over hometown player Jerry Kelly.
England's Matt Wallace shot a 7-under 65 to hold off a record-breaking charge from Thorbjorn Olesen and win the BMW International Open on Sunday.
Less than a week after Phil Mickelson at Shinnecock Hills, we get a look at John Daly's meltdown at the '99 U.S. Open, as a Lego.
Bubba Watson missed the cut at Shinnecock Hills following rounds of 77-74, but that didn't stop him from enjoying his weekend.
Watch as two mere mortals like us try to keep up with Gary Player in a sit-up competition at the BMW International Open.
The first set of photos are out from Greg Norman's "Body Issue" shoot and ... well, they're here if you'd really want to see them.
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