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Just three days after penning a letter to his late father, Billy Hurley III found himself in contention at the Genesis Open. It was a surprise.
Adam Scott and his wife, Marie, are expecting the couple’s second child later this year, which might cause the 36-year-old to miss a playoff event.
Tiger Woods wants to be pain-free. He wants to be mobile. But of course he isn’t. And right now, he is either unable or unwilling to provide answers.
For those watching closely on Sunday at Pebble Beach, Jordan Spieth almost appeared more excited for Kelly Kraft, who finished in second place.
It’s the kind of run players dream about, a prolonged period of play during which nearly everything goes to plan.
For a player who has twice hoisted a trophy at Riviera, Bubba Watson’s assessment of the par-4 10th hole leaves no room for interpretation.
The USGA/R&A annual report on driving distance indicates not much has changed, but a different set of data implies otherwise.
Tiger Woods is skipping a previously scheduled news conference on Wednesday at the Genesis Open because of back spasms.
When he was asked on Tuesday of Tiger Woods’ ongoing health issues, Jason Day could empathize.
Jordan Spieth admits that responding to text messages, particularly after a victory, is something he needs to improve on, but this seems extreme.
Jason Day can’t explain the math that makes up the Official World Golf Ranking, but he does know this: he wants to continue being No. 1 for as long as possible.
It had nothing to do with politics, but when Donald Trump asked Ernie Els to play golf last week, the Big Easy couldn’t pass it up.
Tiger Woods hoped for 16 early rounds and got in three. His latest setback wasn’t a surprise, but even he may not know the future.
Golf is hardly alone in its post-Olympic hand-wringing. Nonetheless, the struggling Olympic course is not the beacon of hope officials intended it to be.
A group of Brazilian businessmen have stepped in to assure at least the short-term viability of the Olympic Golf Course in Rio, according to the president of the International Golf Federation.
By at least one account, Tiger Woods’ impact on last week’s Omega Dubai Desert Classic and his competitive misfortunes were very much mutually exclusive.
Guys like Sergio, Henrik and even Phil continue to play at a high level. Tiger Woods’ has a laundry list of issues, but age isn’t one of them.
This week at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic there is a new 3-wood in Henrik Stenson’s bag after the face cracked on his trusty, older club.
Peter Uihlein planned to fly home to the United States from the Omega Dubai Desert Classic early Monday morning, but that was simply too close for comfort.
Sergio Garcia ended a long day at Emirates Golf Club in complete darkness, but he was still able to finish with a birdie.
There was disappointment among the players that Tiger Woods wouldn’t be around for the weekend in Dubai.
Tiger Woods withdrew before his second round at the Dubai Desert Classic. With a balky back, we might be seeing more of this in the future.
In calm conditions, Sergio Garcia opened the Dubai Desert Classic in 65. But a ‘very, very tough’ second day looms.
Driving wasn’t Tiger Woods’ problem in Round 1 of the Dubai Desert Classic. It was his inability to get the ball to the hole with his putter.