Players don’t have to jump into the new water feature at Memorial Park. But one worthy player will have that option.
Jake Hoselton joins to break down the Grass League’s 2026 season and the upcoming Grass Clippings Open.
Brody Miller of The Athletic shares his reporting on LIV Golf and what the future might entail for the league.
Even without the traditional pond, Memorial Park Golf Course has found a way to keep the iconic Chevron Championship jump alive.
LPGA commissioner Craig Kessler sits down with Beth Ann Nichols to discuss some early stumbling blocks and the bright future ahead for his tour.
Brooks Koepka and Shane Lowry team up at the Zurich Classic, forming one of the tournament’s most intriguing pairings.
Lowry and Koepka are among the teams in the field this week at TPC Louisiana.
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Matt Fitzpatrick is making his 11th start at the Masters and looking to clear his best finish of T-7. Hear from the Englishman in “It’s a New Work Day,” presented by Workday.
The “Live From” crew breaks down the difficulty of No. 1, No. 5 and No. 18 at Augusta National Golf Club in “Mercedes-Benz Drive with Precision.”
Here’s a look at this year’s Masters Champions Dinner photos with host Rory McIlroy.
Bryson DeChambeau detailed his support for Asterisk Talley after she lost the lead during the Augusta National Women’s Amateur and discussed his desire to help inspire the next generation of golfers.
Scheffler arrived at Augusta National on Sunday morning, with new baby in tow, energized and just in time to hand out an award before beginning his quest for a third Masters title.
2023 Masters champion Jon Rahm discussed what it’s like attending the Champions Dinner, his outlook on playing in the Ryder Cup and his expectations this week.
Rory McIlroy discussed embracing all of the events of Masters week at Augusta National Golf Club and said how it’s been “a dream come true” the last 12 months after winning the green jacket.
McIlroy has an extra putter with him this week at Augusta National while one of his playing competitors, half his age, is carrying one of McIlroy’s old Nike balls in his bag.
The 36-year-old Northern Irishman designed this year’s Champions Dinner menu and wine list, as is the responsibility of the reigning champion. He’ll also speak to his fellow Masters winners.
When McIlroy touched down in Augusta last Saturday, the page officially flipped to the 36-year-old’s title defense.