PGA Tour
October 18-21, 2018
Chez Reavie
Si-Woo Kim
Danny Willett
Byeong Hun An
Austin Cook
Michael Kim
A win this week and Brooks Koepka is world No. 1 for the first time in his career. He's three back after Rd. 1 of the CJ Cup.
Chez Reavie overcame cool, windy conditions for a 4-under 68 and a one-stroke lead after the first round of the CJ Cup at Nine Bridges on Thursday.
The PGA Tour's Asian swing isn't exactly a smash hit with golf fans in the U.S., but for plenty of players, it has become too good of an opportunity to pass up.
Justin Thomas' ball beautifully navigated the contours of the ninth green on Thursday and put him in prime position for a closing eagle.
The PGA Tour returns to South Korea this week for the second edition of the CJ Cup at Nine Bridges. Here is the key information for the no-cut event.
Danielle Kang, now under the watchful eye of Butch Harmon, took a simple approach and shot 67 to trail Ariya Jutanugarn at the Buick LPGA Shanghair.
Laura Davies won the Senior LPGA Championship on Wednesday at chilly and windy French Lick Resort to sweep the two senior major events of the year.
When In Gee Chun won the recent KEB Hana Bank Championship, her smile masked a disturbing secret: her relief that the intense pressure to win would abate - for a while.
Tadd Fujikawa joined the Golf Channel podcast to discuss reaction to his recent decision to come out as gay and how he hopes to inspire others.
After struggling to find his game in recent years, Steven Bowditch is prepared to undergo the same spinal fusion surgery that was performed on Tiger Woods last year.
It's the good, the bad, and the ugly golf swings on social media in this week's Grill Room presented by Callaway Golf.
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.
Not all golf fans loved Johnny Miller's brutal honesty, but after nearly 30 years in the broadcast booth he leaves behind a style all his own.
After calling it like he saw it for nearly three decades, Johnny Miller is stepping away from the broadcast booth and ready to enjoy life with his family.
Johnny Miller's unfiltered style is what kept him on the air for nearly 30 years, but he admits he crossed the line at the 1999 Ryder Cup.
The wonder of “The Match” is how it's made people feel as if they are getting ripped off before they've shelled out a penny.
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