The “Blue Monster” is back on the PGA Tour schedule, and players weighed in on the challenge of returning to one of the game’s toughest courses.
Doral winner Scott details hazards of the 'Blue Monster'
Adam Scott, the last PGA Tour winner at Doral in 2016, talks to George Savaricas about his return
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NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON
As conference championships begin, it’s time to forecast the 72-team field for NCAA Division I women’s golf regionals.
Conference championships are now underway as men’s and women’s teams battle for automatic bids into the NCAA postseason, and we’ll track the results as they finish.
SIGHTS AND SOUNDS
What is Nelly Korda doing to separate herself from her the field?
Golf Today weighed in on what led to Nelly Korda's success at The Chevron, including the course setup at Memorial Park and discussed the latest LPGA news, including Ina Yoon’s suspension.
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The Tour’s fifth signature event of the season continues at Trump National Doral. Here’s how to watch and when pairings are set to tee off Friday.
Prize money keeps going up at the women’s majors. After The Chevron Championship bumped its purse an additional $1 million two days before the opening round to a record $9 million, the AIG Women’s Open is following suit.
Oakland Hills Country Club has opened a stately, steel structure to replace its century-old clubhouse that was destroyed by fire four-plus years ago.
LIV New Orleans was a new addition to this year’s LIV schedule, originally slated for June 25-28 at Bayou Oaks at City Park.
This week’s signature event field in Miami has seen some changes, with Alex Fitzpatrick and Keith Mitchell being added in. Here’s what happened and who is now the first alternate at the Cadillac Championship.
Where the R&A will contest future editions of The Open Championship.
The 2028 Open Championship will return to Royal Lytham & St. Annes, the R&A announced on Monday.
Retief Goosen won the PGA Tour Champion’s Mitsubishi Electric Classic on Sunday at TPC Sugarloaf, 24 years after he took the PGA Tour’s BellSouth Classic on the course.
Less than a year after fighting to keep DP World Tour card, Alex Fitzpatrick teamed with his older brother, Matt, to capture the Zurich Classic and earn his first PGA Tour card.
Matt Fitzpatrick and his younger brother Alex combined for a 1-under 71 in alternate shot play on Sunday, to pull out a drama-filled, single-stroke victory in the Zurich Classic and usher the younger Fitzpatrick onto the PGA Tour through 2028.