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Brooks Koepka has not had a hole in one on the PGA Tour, but the celebration if he does make an ace will be truly unique.
Henrik Stenson’s caddie, Gareth Lord, put more than just a ball in the water at No. 17 on Wednesday of The Players caddie contest.
Whether The Players is a better event in March than May depends on who you ask, and what year it is.
A day after signing golf’s biggest free-agent to an equipment deal, TaylorMade Golf announced the company has been sold by Adidas AG.
There are 18 first-timers at The Players this week and many will use the men to their sides to help guide them around TPC Sawgrass.
The third round of the 2016 Players still gives pros (except Ken Duke) nightmares, but don’t expect a repeat of those conditions this year after a major renovation at Sawgrass.
According to sources, the PGA Tour’s new deal with FedEx will keep players sponsored by a FedEx competitor out of the season-long race.
PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan said on Tuesday at TPC Sawgrass that The Players has no plans to move to March.
On Tuesday at TPC Sawgrass, Jay Monahan acknowledged that the circuit is currently in the midst of a “comprehensive review” of its slow play policy.
An experiment that was widely scrutinized when it was introduced in 2007 entered its second decade with a flourish on Tuesday at TPC Sawgrass.
Jon Rahm had a chance on Sunday at the Wells Fargo Championship for his second walk-off eagle in eight starts.
Often dwarfed by bigger names with bigger games, 5-foot-7 Brian Harman nevertheless refuses to be overlooked. His Wells Fargo-winning putt made everyone sit up and take notice.
World No. 1 Dustin Johnson nearly won his fourth title in a row, but his T-2 finish was a good sign after injuring his back a month ago.
Smylie Kaufman earned his first top-10 finish on the PGA Tour this season. He just didn’t know where he was.
Following his third round at the Wells Fargo Championship, Zac Blair described what makes a good course logo.
What Jon Rahm said was perhaps his best ball-striking round of the year came down to a chip shot on the 18th hole.
Patrick Reed leads the Wells Fargo, but 27 players - including John Rahm, Lefty and DJ - are within five shots heading into Sunday.
Patrick Reed, who is sixth in the field at Eagle Point Golf Club in strokes gained putting, said he want back to the way he used to read putts in college with more instinct.
Will Wilcox was disqualified from the Wells Fargo after changing equipment on Saturday morning for the completion of his second round. Or was he?
The second round was completed early Saturday at the Wells Fargo Championship after storms on Day 2 forced the delayed finish.
Darkness halted play with about half the field still on the course at the Wells Fargo Championship. The second round will resume at 7:30 a.m. ET on Saturday.
In 14 starts this year on the PGA Tour Seamus Power has just a single top-25 finish, yet he’s playing Eagle Point like a veteran with multiple wins.
Jon Rahm was awoken at 4:40 a.m. on Friday by the sound of thunder. It was an apropos start to what was a wild and windy day for the Spaniard.
Next week’s field at The Players will be the largest at the PGA Tour’s marquee event since 2004, with 147 players on Friday’s commitment list.