Charlie Beljan looks to knock off Ben Kern and Austin Hurt at the PGA Professional Championship in Bandon, Oregon.
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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.
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Third-round highlights of the PGA of America's PGA Professional Championship at Bandon Dunes.
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After the PGA Tour announced last week that Brooks Koepka was returning, there have been questions and more questions. Sports Illustrated’s Bob Harig and Sports Business Journal’s Josh Carpenter provide some answers.
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Thailand’s Jeeno Thitikul was announced Monday as one of five initial players for TMRW Sports’ new women’s indoor golf league.
See how the final round of the 2026 Sony Open in Hawaii played out at Waialae Country Club on Golf Channel.
Despite winning twice in two years on the PGA Tour, Gotterup worked hard this offseason on a couple deficiencies, which helped him capture title No. 3 Sunday in Hawaii.
Robert MacIntrye says his temper got in the way of winning the 2026 Sony Open. Here’s what happened to the 2025 US Open runner-up in Hawaii this weekend.
Patrick Rodgers discusses his strong final round at the 2026 Sony Open while the Golf Central team looks at his PGA Tour resume. The third-place result at the Sony was the fifth such finish of Rodgers’ career.
Chris Gotterup is now a three-time PGA Tour winner after topping Ryan Gerard and Patrick Rodgers to claim the 2026 Sony Open championship.
Gotterup, who finished at 16-under 264, moves to No. 17 in the world. He was at No. 195 in the world when he left the Sony Open a year ago.
Here’s how the $9.1 million purse was paid out at this week’s Sony Open in Hawaii, where Chris Gotterup prevailed.
