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We’re not saying that the two RSM Classic courses are playing easy, but Lucas Glover was mad about a 66 because “we were being lapped.”
Keith Pelley is tweaking the European Tour schedule, Lee Westwood is upset about his travel schedule, and PGA Tour players are adjusting to the wraparound schedule.
St. Simons Island resident Hudson Swafford played the Plantation Course in 67 strokes to take a share of second place in the RSM Classic at 11 under par Friday.
The results of Lucas Glover’s switch to a claw putting grip have been encouraging, with top-5 finishes in his last two events and rounds of 66-67 to start this week.
Jonathan Byrd fired an 8-under 62 Thursday on his daughter’s eighth birthday at his hometown event at Sea Island.
Mackenzie Hughes’ season has not exactly been the normal rookie experience. So it should have been little surprise when he scorched the Seaside Course with a 9-under 61.
Inspired by his wife’s battle with cancer, Stewart Cink has a different attitude and renewed dedication.
A change made to the FedEx Cup points structure will highlight the importance of top finishes on the PGA Tour.
Wesley Bryan – who before this year was better known for his trick-shot videos on social media – was named the 2016 Web.com Tour Player of the Year.
As he prepares to host the RSM Classic, Davis Love III reflects on his event-filled year, highlighted by a Ryder Cup victory that still makes him emotional.
After more than two years and two PGA Tour victories, Brandt Snedeker and swing coach Butch Harmon have split.
In his first press conference since leading the U.S. Ryder Cup team to victory, Davis Love III said thinking about the matches still makes him emotional.
U.S. Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III will be grouped with a couple of his players in the first two rounds of the RSM Classic.
Jim Furyk provides a behind-the-scenes look at the dynamics of the group that helped produce the first U.S. Ryder Cup win since 2008.
Anirban Lahiri says he’s fully recovered from a shoulder injury and back to playing the kind of golf that two years ago made him the first player from India to qualify for the International Presidents Cup team.
Last week, USGA executive director Mike Davis said that his association was planning to release a simplified draft of the Rules of Golf next year.
Paul Levy officially took over as the 40th president of the PGA of America on Friday at the association’s annual meeting.
On Friday at the PGA of America’s annual meeting, USGA executive director Mike Davis offered the PGA’s membership a mea culpa relating to the anchoring ban.
In this week’s Cut Line, a new PGA Tour commissioner, a new format in New Orleans and possible schedule changes on the horizon.
One of the central themes of this week’s PGA Annual Meeting has been the association’s ongoing efforts to grow the game. It was little surprise then that Donald Trump was also a topic of conversation.
While most involved with this year’s Olympics considered golf’s return to the Games a success, the scheduling crunch the event caused were still a challenge for golfers and golf organizations.
Tiger Woods committed to next month’s Hero World Challenge, but can we really believe him? That and more in this edition of Cut Line.
There were no anti-doping violations during this year’s Olympic men’s and women’s golf competitions.
Jay Monahan, who will officially succeed Tim Finchem as PGA Tour commissioner on Monday, will have plenty of issues to keep him busy.