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On Feb. 8, the PGA of America will make a pitch at the USGA Annual Meeting for a “grandfather period” that would allow recreational amateurs to continue to anchor their putters.
Jimmy Walker joined the ranks of the game’s elite, rising to No. 32 in the latest world rankings.
Jimmy Walker now has two wins in his last six starts after holding off the Sony field with a final-round 63 at beautiful Waialae CC.
Two more solid weeks in the books, and Adam Scott now will disappear until late February.
Louis Oosthuizen began 2014 in a comfortable spot at the Volvo Golf Champions ... the winner’s circle.
U.S. Amateur champion Matt Fitzpatrick surprised many Thursday when he announced that he was withdrawing from Northwestern after just one semester on campus.
Darren Clarke has always had a love-hate relationship with his waistline. If Thursday’s score was any indication, he might like the slim version of himself.
In the midst of a terrible winter storm, the #AskLav mailbag takes a look at which big names could get hot for the 2014 majors.
A camera crew tagged along with the Dufners as they went hiking in a Hawaiian rainforest. It was understated and hilarious.
Greg Norman won’t tee it up next week, after all. On Wednesday, the Shark withdrew from the Humana Challenge, citing a knee injury.
The PGA Tour made the short trip to Honolulu this week for the Sony Open, the first full-field event of 2014. Here are a few of the featured groups to watch.
Zach Johnson’s small-ball tactics paid off with another victory, but Adam Scott’s big break could be costly.
Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn announced Tuesday that she will be unable to compete in the upcoming Games in Sochi because of a knee injury.
Already in the top 10 for the first time in his career, Zach Johnson improved from No. 9 to No. 7 in the latest world rankings after another big-time victory at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions.
Zach Johnson had a whale of a time Monday in Kapalua, firing a flawless 7-under 66 to pick up his second win in as many starts.
Not even a (relatively) down year has dimmed Rory McIlroy’s star power.
A member of the Poulter family already has a victory in 2014, though it’s probably not the one you envisioned.
Dustin Johnson grabbed a share of the lead in windy Kapalua, but he’s joined by the the likes of Jordan Spieth and Webb Simpson.
Phil Mickelson isn’t in Hawaii for the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. So why was he in Cincinnati on Sunday?
Apparently, President Barack Obama won’t be featured in one of those “While We’re Young” campaigns anytime soon.
Feeling confident after his late-season win in Australia, Rory McIlroy says he wants to win two majors in 2014.
Tiger Woods may be inching closer to 40 – today is his 38th birthday, you know – but that doesn’t mean his earning power is slowing down.
It’s time to return your unwanted Christmas gifts. So what moments from 2013 would the game’s stars want to exchange?
Justin Rose couldn’t resist ribbing his good friend Phil Mickelson at the WGC-HSBC Champions.