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Phil Mickelson helps breathe new life into a PGA Tour staple, while the world No. 1 responds to a rival in epic fashion.
Seung-Yul Noh is playing this season on a major medical extension with 26 starts to earn 359 FedExCup points and retain his Tour card.
Phil Mickelson is eligible for the PGA Tour Champions when he turns 50 in June, but he’s not ready to give up the challenge of competing on the main circuit.
Phil Mickelson isn’t riding off into the sunset as he approaches his 50th birthday. Like Tom Brady or Vince Carter, Mickelson is displaying ageless brilliance as he enters a new chapter.
Phil Mickelson’s days living on the West Coast appear to be nearing and end after his family closed on a lot in South Florida. The plan is to move after his son graduates high school in a year and a half.
Balancing membership on both the PGA Tour and European Tour has always been a complicated necessity for top players and that balancing act won’t be any easier this year.
Host Phil Mickelson drew a top pairing at The American Express, where he will play the first three rounds with Tony Finau.
Paul Casey was involved in shaping the PGA Tour’s new slow-play policy, but he also believes he and his peers are to blame for the problem.
The PGA Tour’s new pace-of-play policy is not the final answer to fix slow play, but it’s a start, and for those who have watched the issue ebb and flow its way through the decades it’s a reason to be optimistic.
The PGA Tour unveiled the circuit’s new pace-of-play policy Monday, one that will include a shift away from timing groups in favor of keeping individual players on pace.
The PGA Tour’s 16-member Player Advisory Council was announced Monday, and there were few changes to this year’s group. But one player who was hoping for a spot didn’t make the cut once again.
Pete Dye may not have made ‘easy’ golf courses, but he certainly made the game more fun.
The new year provides plenty of intrigue and opportunity. Here’s a look at the top 10 non-major tournaments to watch in 2020.
In this crystal-ball edition of Cut Line, we take a look at the change in attitude surrounding golf in the Olympics as well as when Tiger Woods might win No. 83.
Handing out the awards for those who both defined and defied in 2019. These are the annual Rexys.
GolfChannel.com is counting down the top 10 Storylines of the Year. At No. 4 on our list is Tiger Woods’ record-tying 82nd PGA Tour win at the Zozo Championship.
GolfChannel.com is counting down the top 10 Storylines of the Year. At No. 5 on our list is how the “simplified” Rules of Golf were neither simplified, nor satisfactory.
Tiger Woods has long been brilliant inside the ropes. But how would he fare as a team leader? That question was answered resoundingly at the Presidents Cup.
Without his regular caddie, Patrick Reed finally played like Patrick Reed on Sunday at the Presidents Cup, where he aided his team to victory with a 4 and 2 win over C.T. Pan.
Following another Presidents Cup loss on Sunday at Royal Melbourne, International captain Ernie Els said he is looking for even more change to the event.
Tiger Woods spent a career beating Ernie Els with his golf clubs, and now he’s bested him with an earpiece.
Patrick Reed’s caddie, Kessler Karain, got into an altercation with a fan Saturday at the Presidents Cup.
At last month’s Mayakoba Classic, Presidents Cup rookie Abraham Ancer said he would like to play against Tiger Woods in singles play. Sunday he will get his wish at Royal Melbourne.
Captain Ernie Els and Tiger Woods offered strong takes in relation to the behavior of the Presidents Cup crowds in Australia.