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Wake Forest’s Mark Power was solo medalist on the men’s side Monday, as Wake’s Vanessa Knecht and Duke’s Ana Belac shared low honors for the women.
When former Wake Forest women’s golf coach, Dianne Dailey, was diagnosed with cancer, the Demon Deacons rallied around her.
Maxwell Moldovan and Rose Zhang were announced Monday as the AJGA Rolex Junior Players of the Year.
Despite a day off because of a typhoon, Tiger Woods was able to move into the solo lead Saturday at the Zozo Championship in Japan.
The course was closed to spectators for Saturday’s second round of the Zozo Championship. But that didn’t stop the fans from showing up.
Tiger Woods caught fire after a slow start Thursday as he opened his season at the Zozo Championship with a 6-under 64 and co-lead in Japan.
This week’s college golf notebook looks at Texas’ struggles, UCF’s big win and the increased parity in the men’s game right now.
UCF topped a tough field Tuesday at the Tavistock Collegiate Invitational to win at Isleworth for the first time in school history.
Justin Thomas wasn’t ready to call himself the best closer in the game after his CJ Cup win Sunday, but he does feel like the sky’s the limit.
Gary Woodland improved his Presidents Cup prospects with a T-3 finish at the CJ Cup.
Jordan Spieth fought back after another slow start Sunday at the CJ Cup to begin his 2019-20 season with a T-8 finish.
Hideki Matsuyama will enter Monday’s Challenge: Japan Skins on a high note while Jason Day will not.
Justin Thomas picked up his 11th career PGA Tour title – and second CJ Cup victory in three years – on Sunday at Nine Bridges.
Jordan Spieth battled back from a less-than-ideal start Saturday at the CJ Cup, shooting 2-under 70, and will enter the final round four shots back.
Justin Thomas led the CJ Cup by three when he arrived at the par-5 18th hole Saturday but walked off on the wrong end of a three-shot swing.
In a crazy turn of events on Nine Bridges’ 18th hole Saturday, Danny Lee grabbed a share of the 54-hole lead with Justin Thomas at the CJ Cup.
Byeong Hun An triple-bogeyed the par-4 11th hole after some tree trouble during his third round at the CJ Cup.
This week’s college golf notebook takes a look at how the sport can add more match play to its season, plus is Texas Tech the best team in the men’s game?
Lanto Griffin couldn’t hold back tears when talking about his Houston Open win and one of the men who got him there.
When a 12-year-old Lanto Griffin lost his father, Griffin’s coach Steve Prater immediately knew he had “to take care of this kid.” That kid is now a PGA Tour champion.
Sunday’s runner-up Scott Harrington said the final-round pressure “was nothing,” not compared to what his wife has gone through in her fight with cancer.
University of Texas sophomore Cole Hammer was extended a sponsor invite into the Houston Open, his hometown event. He managed to make the cut, but knows there’s work left to do.
Luke List has a long travel day ahead of him as he makes his way across the globe for the CJ Cup at Nine Bridges next week, but he’ll have a lot of momentum to carry him along.
Lanto Griffin arrived in Houston feeling like his game is “the best it’s ever been.” He’s now just 18 holes from his first PGA Tour win.