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The last two Players of the Year on the PGA Tour will kick off the year with a prime-time pairing on Thursday at the SBS Tournament of Champions.
It was year’s in the making and the U.S. finally won back the Ryder Cup in 2016. After the win, there was a moment of clarity from one of the team leaders.
Despite no-shows by several top male players, the Rio Games produced memorable competition and two compelling champions.
Tiger Woods is adding another golf course to his design portfolio.
It’s the most prestigious season-ending award in golf. OK, maybe not. But, from Phil to Tiger to Sam, here are the Rexy winners.
As Ryder Cup captain and a key member of the task force charged with reversing U.S. fortunes, Davis Love III steered the way.
A thumbs up to the King, some golden memories from Rio and a hard out in the golf business world highlight the year-end Cut Line.
Will he play or not? It was a question that hounded Tiger Woods all season. In the end, he did and gained hope for 2017 and beyond.
Tiger Woods’ return to competitive golf has everyone talking, but not necessarily agreeing on what his future may hold.
Opinions vary on Tim Finchem’s legacy as commissioner of the PGA Tour, but his vision and passion for the game will always stick out.
Things are not as dire at the Olympic Golf Course as recent reports would suggest, at least according to officials with the Brazilian Golf Confederation.
Grant Waite took Tiger Woods to the limit at the 2000 Canadian Open, and witnessed one of Woods’ most memorable shots.
Brendan Steele remembers his one round with Tiger Woods at the 2011 Farmers Insurance Open. Others remember what was said after it.
Robert Garrigus played with Tiger Woods in the final round of the 2012 Tour Championship, where Woods was not his dominant Sunday self.
Brendon de Jonge played the third round of the 2012 AT&T National in relative peace. The final round, alongside Tiger Woods, was different.
If Nick Dougherty could relive any day of his pro career, it wouldn’t involve a win. It would be his 2007 U.S. Open round with Tiger Woods.
Playing on a sponsor’s exemption, Henrik Norlander didn’t win the RSM Classic, but the playoff loss is a big boost to his career.
Mackenzie Hughes doesn’t have any particularly extravagant plans for his winner’s check, except maybe a ‘nice TV.’
Mackenzie Hughes played from the pole position all week at the RSM Classic and proved his mettle with a five-day, five-man playoff win.
After a frenzied day, play was suspended as darkness settled in over Sea Island Resort to force a Monday finish at the RSM Classic.
A pair of tattoos on his wrists have Camilo Villegas thinking a bit better on the course and in contention for his fifth PGA Tour victory.
In just his fifth start as a PGA Tour member, rookie Mackenzie Hughes is poised to win. But stories like his are the norm - and not the exception - these days.
Following a bogey at the third hole on Saturday at the RSM Classic, most players would have intensified their focus. Billy Horschel is not most players.
Jim Herman first met Donald Trump in 2006 when he was working as an assistant pro at Trump National in Bedminster, N.J.