Brentley Romine interviewed each of the Stanford players and coach Anne Walker after the Cardinal won its third NCAA women’s national championship in five years.
This Stanford team the greatest in NCAA women's golf history?
Stanford is again a national champion. But are they the greatest team in the history of NCAA women's golf? Brentley Romine weighs in.
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Doc Redman discussed his time away from golf, his family and his two Korn Ferry wins this season, including the Visit Knoxville Open.
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Sir Nick Faldo weighed in on whether Rory McIlroy is the greatest European player of all time and confidently said, “I think he’s passed us all quite comfortably now.”
Players would have seen this coming last summer when the PGA Tour released the 2026 schedule, but now it’s here and it is busy.
Spieth’s 10-year exemption from winning at Chambers Bay ran out last year. He is not yet exempt into the U.S. Open.
The RBC Heritage follows the Masters this week in South Carolina and Rex Hoggard spoke with 2025 RBC Heritage winner, Justin Thomas, about the change of pace.
Scottie Scheffler and Matt Fitzpatrick tee off shortly after 10 locally Friday morning. Here’s a full list of RBC Heritage second round tee times and pairings.
Tee times and pairings for the first round of the PGA Tour’s signature event, the RBC Heritage.
Rory McIlroy became the fourth player to win back-to-back at the Masters. But no player has ever won three in a row.
Sergio Garcia formally apologized on Tuesday, two days after his outburst during the final round of the Masters drew a code-of-conduct warning.
Sergio Garcia, the 2017 Masters champ, was issued code-of-conduct warning during the final round at Augusta National Golf Club on Sunday after he broke his driver on the course in frustration. Todd Lewis and the Golf Channel crew discuss why “behavior matters” on and off the course.
Extended highlights from the opening round of the Western Intercollegiate at Pasatiempo Golf Club.