RH
REX
HOGGARD
The PGA Tour will begin testing a new two-day pro-am format at this week’s Bermuda Championship.
The Sentry, the PGA Tour’s annual lid-lifter in Maui, will not be played in 2026, the circuit announced Wednesday.
The unpacking of what happened to the U.S. Ryder Cup team at last month’s matches began almost immediately, but for Brandt Snedeker, the lessons of Bethpage take on even greater meaning.
TGL, the tech-infused indoor golf league co-founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, will begin its second season on Dec. 28.
In the aftermath of a rowdy and, at times, abusive Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, PGA CEO Derek Sprague talks to GolfChannel.com about the fans and the future.
The Ryder Cup indignation is well placed following three wildly contentious days, but it is also a little misplaced.
U.S. Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley admitted Sunday evening that the Bethpage course setup was incorrect and helped lead to the Americans’ defeat. But that wasn’t his only mistake.
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is 0-4 and world No. 2 Rory McIlroy is 3-0-1. They will clash in Sunday singles at the Ryder Cup.
The weather at Bethpage Black on Thursday is still forecast to bring plenty of rain but the front that threatened to washout the day’s play has shifted to the north.
As for the “other” financial questions this week and the $200,000 stipend U.S. players are receiving from the PGA of America for their participation, Morikawa had a more nuanced answer.
Is it something? Is it nothing? U.S. players being paid a stipend to compete in the Ryder Cup has drawn plenty of questions this week, but does concern have any merit?
With inclement weather in the forecast for Thursday the PGA of America moved the Ryder Cup opening ceremony to Wednesday at Bethpage.
The raucous crowds promise to be as much of a test as Bethpage Black’s narrow fairways and rugged bunkering. But it just won’t be the Europeans who will need to embrace the mayhem.
The results were mixed for the U.S. Ryder Cup team on the Thursday leaderboard at the Procore Championship, which is doubling as a tune-up for this month’s matches. But this week is about more than just birdies and bogeys.
Starting next season, the number of fully exempt players via the Tour’s FedExCup points list will be slashed from 125 to 100.
Selecting Bradley, who at 39 years old is still in the prime of his competitive career, was very much an outside-the-box move, even for an organization with a tendency of zigging when everyone anticipates a zag.
If there was a perfect Ryder Cup captain’s resume it would likely look much like Larry Nelson’s.
The sign of any good Ryder Cup captain is not leaving anything to chance, and Keegan Bradley is off to a solid start.
On Tuesday at Silverado Resort some of that work was on full display as 10 of Bradley’s dozen players for this year’s matches headed out to prepare for the Procore Championship.
As expected, the Procore Championship will serve as a Ryder Cup tune-up for 10 of the 12 players on the U.S. team.
The team, Donald and support staff will take a charter flight from London on Sunday following the final round of the DP World Tour’s flagship event.
On social media Sunday, Scottie Scheffler’s longtime caddie Ted Scott addressed the family emergency that kept him from caddying for the world No. 1 at last week’s penultimate playoff event.
President Donald Trump weighed in on the game’s most hot-button topic, announcing on social media that Keegan Bradley, the captain of this year’s U.S. Ryder Cup team, “should DEFINITELY” be a playing captain at next month’s matches.
Rain and preferred lies have led to players firing at pins for three days at East Lake Golf Club.