The latest news, interviews and updates from the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship at Hazeltine National Golf Club.
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Josh Carpenter of Sports Business Journal joins to break down the PGA Tour’s decision to eliminate the Hawaii swing and what it means for the schedule moving forward.
Brooks Koepka rejoined the PGA Tour this year after not re-signing with LIV Golf. It seems to be a fortuitous decision.
The first major of the LPGA season is here which begs the question, where does the Chevron Championship bathrobe rank among other winner prizes for practical, everyday usage.
Hannah Green has four victories across the LPGA and LET in 2026, including last week in Los Angeles. She’s now focused on winning her second major title at the Chevron Championship.
Hannah Green has four victories across the LPGA and LET this year, and now has a second major championship title in mind. She talks to GolfChannel.com’s Marisa Marcellino ahead of The Chevron Championship.
After months of speculation, the Tour will be moving on from The Sentry at Kapalua and Sony Open in Honolulu, according to multiple reports.
Todd Lewis and Ryan Lavner share insights on the evolving future of LIV Golf.
Gary Woodland was among those making notable moves this weekend at the 2026 RBC Heritage, but Matt Fitzpatrick was the ultimate Penske Weekend Mover, becoming a two-time tournament champion.
World Golf Hall of Fame member Amy Alcott joined “Golf Today” and talked about battling the putting yips during her career and the difficulties in overcoming it.
The Chevron Championship moved to a new venue in 2026, and to continue the tradition of the “Poppie’s Pond” leap, a man-made feature was temporarily created near the 18th hole. Good call or a tad too much?