June 22-25, 2017
Jordan Spieth
Troy Merritt
Patrick Reed
Wesley Bryan
Chase Seiffert
Phil Mickelson and Jim 'Bones' Mackay call it quits, while Jordan Spieth fixes his putting. Plus, a new era of Tour drug testing.
Jordan Spieth shot a 1-under 69 on Friday to maintain a one-stroke lead midway through the second round of the Travelers Championship in Connecticut.
Rory McIlroy made par after hitting a tee shot into a water hazard and bogey after hitting 4 inches behind his ball. Oh, and he made the cut at the Travelers.
For the third time in his last seven events, Patrick Reed enters the weekend at a PGA Tour event in contention for his first victory of the 2016-17 season.
Jason Day birdied three of his first four holes on Friday, but a scoring error changed that. He missed the Travelers cut by two.
Anirban Lahiri (63) recently spent 12 days at a meditation center. Lahiri said the program has helped him deal with on-course and off-course issues.
Frank "Sandy" Tatum, one of golf's greatest ambassadors and a former USGA president, died Thursday at age 96.
Joakim Lagergren and Joel Stalter took the lead at the BMW International Open at 9 under at the midway point Friday, one stroke ahead of former champions Sergio Garcia and Henrik Stenson.
Thorbjorn Olesen got incorrect information from a referee, and he was not happy about the incident after his second round at the BMW.
Sung Hyun Park nearly matched the course record with an 8-under 63 on Friday to take the first-round lead in the NW Arkansas Championship.
Tournament host Steve Stricker shot 6-under 66 and trails Paul Broadhurst by three strokes at the American Family Insurance Open.
Mel Reid hasn't had a great LPGA season, but Friday's 65 in Arkansas can help turn things around in a Solheim Cup year.
Their long relationship – the end of which they announced on Tuesday – was a sight to behold, and we may never see its like again.
Phil Mickelson and caddie Jim 'Bones' Mackay released joint statements Tuesday announcing their 25-year run is over.
Jon Rahm took to Twitter to shoot down any discussion that he might ditch his current caddie to team up with the newly-unemployed Jim "Bones" Mackay.
The Phil Mickelson-Jim Mackay split will deprive fans of some of the most entertaining pre-shot dialogue heard on Tour.
Phil Mickelson and Jim Mackay have split, but elements of their player-caddie relationship can be found in the Jordan Spieth-Michael Greller pairing.
The decision by the PGA Tour to announce some anti-doping violations is a step in the right direction, but what exactly was the motivation behind the move? That depends on who who ask.
The PGA Tour announced changes to its anti-doping program, including the introduction of blood testing and the disclosure of suspensions for recreational drugs.
Most player concerns over potential blood testing were put to rest during last year’s Olympics when players were subjected to blood testing without any issues.
LPGA Tour player Danielle Kang has drawn first blood in a prank war with Michelle Wie in this Grill Room presented by Callaway Golf.
In The Social, Johnny Miller is mad about a 63, Jason Dufner is mad anyone is mad about a 63, and Jon Rahm is just mad. But the WAGs are happy!
A video posted to Twitter appears to show President Donald Trump driving his golf cart onto a green at Trump National Bedminster.
Ahead of the BMW International, Rafa Cabrera Bello decided to do a little surfing ... in downtown Munich ... which is land-locked.
Despite a missed cut at last week's U.S. Open, it's good to be Dustin Johnson, who celebrated his 33rd birthday Thursday.
Phil Mickelson once drank a $40,000 bottle of wine out of the claret jug. Brooks Koepka is keeping things a little simpler with the U.S. Open trophy.
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