Nelly Korda fired a 65 in the first round of The Chevron Championship and is the leader heading into day two. The Golf Channel crew breaks down her round and why Korda’s performance is important for the LPGA.
Recreating Tavatanakit's 60-foot birdie putt on No. 15 at Chevron
The Golf Central crew attempted Patty Tavatanakit's incredible putt on the 15th during the first round of The Chevron Championship.
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Even without the traditional pond, Memorial Park Golf Course has found a way to keep the iconic Chevron Championship jump alive.
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Jordan Spieth began the 2026 PGA Tour season with a 2-under 68 in Round 1 of the Sony Open. Watch highlights from Waialae Country Club and here why Spieth is excited about this season.
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Vijay Singh, the 62-year-old who won the Sony Open 21 years ago, holes out from a greenside bunker for his third-straight birdie in Round 1 at Waialae Country Club.
Rory McIlroy talks about updating his golf bag ahead of the 2026 season after finishing as the first round leader at the Dubai Invitational.
Nick Taylor found himself in familiar position Thursday in Hawaii. The defending Sony Open champ left Waialae Country Club tied for first round leader after shooting 8-under.