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The Saudi-backed LIV Golf Invitational Series is going after the world’s top-ranked amateur players.
Four players Monday qualified for the Wells Fargo Championship, but much of the talk Tuesday was centered on one player who didn’t.
Rory McIlroy is the betting favorite at this week’s Wells Fargo Championship as he returns to competition for the first time since his runner-up finish at the Masters.
The APGA, a non-profit committed to diversifying golf, and Cisco have teamed up to further enhance the APGA, its tour and its efforts in growing the game.
How impactful were Phil Mickelson’s controversial comments last February about the PGA Tour and its Saudi-backed rival league?
As the final men’s conference tournaments finish up, GolfChannel.com’s college golf insider Brentley Romine predicts which teams will make regionals, what seeds they’ll receive and where they’ll be sent.
Lydia Ko might’ve finished two strokes back, but she still received plenty of applause from those who witnessed her post-round interview.
Jon Rahm was tired of fielding questions about his putting and short game and winning drought. Now, he hopes he’s answered them after Sunday’s win in Mexico.
Here is the Callaway equipment Jon Rahm used to record his first win since last summer’s U.S. Open.
Jon Rahm began the week as the betting favorite to win the PGA Tour’s inaugural Mexico Open. He finished it as the wire-to-wire winner.
Patrick Rodgers is just three shots off Jon Rahm’s lead entering Sunday in Mexico, and he’s planning on following some advice given to him by Jack Nicklaus.
Anna Davis orchestrated a clutch rally, eagling the par-5 16th hole and following with a birdie-par finish to make the cut by two shots in her LPGA debut at Palos Verdes Golf Club.
Just over two weeks removed from wrist surgery, Bryson DeChambeau continues to make progress.
The NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Committee announced Wednesday the fields for each of the six regionals, which will be played May 9-11.
Phil Mickelson is registered for two upcoming majors, and a request has been filed to compete in the LIV Golf opener.
Daniel Berger, the 23rd-ranked player in the Official World Golf Ranking, has withdrawn from this week’s Mexico event.
Japan’s Nasa Hataoka turned a four-shot overnight lead into a convincing victory Sunday at the LA Open.
After winning the Zurich with Patrick Cantlay, Xander Schauffele recalled a round in college where Cantlay beat him by 15 shots.
Kisner and Brown played 17 holes of alternate shot in 3 under Sunday at the Zurich. Unfortunately, they had to play hole No. 9.
After 15 seasons as UCLA’s head men’s golf coach, Derek Freeman has reached the end, and he’s excited for life after coaching.
As the final women’s conference tournaments finish up, GolfChannel.com’s college golf insider Brentley Romine predicts the six regional fields.
Branden Grace had to take an unplayable and one-shot penalty Saturday at the Zurich Classic after hitting his tee ball into a tree root.
Fresh off his victory Sunday at the RBC Heritage, Jordan Spieth has injected life back into his own career Grand Slam discussion.
Billy Horschel says he doesn’t care if people don’t like it; he’s going to keep being himself, even though he knows he can run hot.