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The stroke-play portion of this year’s British Amateur will feature “ready golf” as the Royal and Ancient experiments with ways to improve pace of play.
Ollie Schniederjans already has three top-10s on Tour this year. His younger brother Luke, 18, has two wins as a Georgia Tech freshman.
A couple of weekend no-shows are falling, while Dustin Johnson and Ha Na Jang are on the rise in this week’s Stock Watch.
Six weeks to the Masters. Five near co-favorites. Players won’t yell Fore! Three Tiger no-goes. A 2 a.m. start. And a new No. 1.
Rory McIlroy is still planning to return at next week’s WGC-Mexico Championship, his manager confirmed to GolfChannel.com on Monday.
We’re buying into Jordan Spieth’s confidence right now, but we’re not sold on John Daly’s antics of old, as displayed at the Allianz Championship
Four years before he said “Hello, world,” Tiger Woods made an even more audacious introduction in his first PGA Tour event at Riviera.
Spieth wins a snoozer, Tiger stays on the sidelines, and the U.S. Ryder Cup team makes a few tweaks in this week’s Monday Scramble.
Kelly Kraft beat Jordan Spieth at Pebble Beach, but not when it mattered most. Kraft teamed up with Kevin Tway to win a match Tuesday against Spieth.
The only player in the modern era who has reached nine PGA Tour titles faster than Jordan Spieth is Tiger Woods. Pretty good company.
Jordan Spieth won in a snoozer Sunday at Pebble Beach – not that he was complaining. Here are Fore Things to know from the final round.
With four top-10s in four starts, including a win at Pebble Beach, Jordan Spieth’s game is back on track after an up-and-down 2016.
He may be eight off the lead, but Rob Oppenheim is finding a lot of opportunity at Pebble Beach, both for his career and his football fandom.
A potential duel between Jordan Spieth and Jason Day never materialized Saturday when the world No. 1 shot a third-round 75 and dropped out of contention.
It was a race to the clubhouse Saturday for Jordan Spieth and the rest of the field at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
Jordan Spieth said Saturday night that he’s striking the ball better now than he did all of 2016, when he won three times worldwide.
Brandt Snedeker is looking to win at Pebble Beach for the third time - all in odd-numbered years starting four years ago. But he’ll have to make up a big deficit.
Justin Timberlake is used to being a headliner, and he put on a show Saturday at Pebble Beach while playing alongside buddy Justin Rose.
Second-round play at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am will resume at 10:30 a.m. ET Saturday. They should be able to complete 54 holes by the end of the day.
It was another long day on the Monterey Peninsula.Here are Fore Things to know from the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am:
The fog was so thick surrounding Spyglass Hill’s ninth hole Friday that Jordan Spieth could barely see the flag and the outline of the greenside bunker.
It’s different for every sports icon, but retirement is inevitable. The great athletes at Pebble Beach provide a glimpse into the process.
It was a soggy start to the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Here are Fore Things you should know from the opening round.
There was only one way to keep your ball in play on Pebble Beach’s 18th hole Thursday. It was just a question of how close to the water you dared go.