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The U.S. Open is still 59 days away, but Las Vegas oddsmakers already have one eye on Pinehurst.
British Amateur champion Garrick Porteous announced Monday that he has turned professional.
When the 2015 Masters rolls around, you might as well throw out recent form and pencil in Lee Westwood for another high finish.
No Tiger, no Phil and no back-nine drama led to CBS’ worst Masters ratings in a decade.
The 78th Masters is in the books, but before we put the year’s first major in the rearview major, let’s first take a look back at some interesting statistical nuggets from the week that was.
The last time Bubba Watson won a major, he didn’t capture another PGA Tour event for 22 months. Will he avoid another major hangover?
Bubba Watson locked up a spot on the U.S. Ryder Cup team with a victory Sunday at the Masters.
Jordan Spieth, Jonas Blixt, Jimmy Walker and Kevin Stadler ensured last week that their maiden trip to Augusta wouldn’t be their last.
Bubba Watson joined an exclusive club Sunday, becoming the 17th player with multiple Masters titles. He’s in even more rarefied air in the Official World Ranking.
Bubba Watson didn’t just order up another green jacket Sunday. He also went with a side of hash browns.
There were more smiles than tears this time, as Bubba Watson won his second Masters title in the last three years.
Bill Haas shot a 4-under 68 Thursday to take the first-round lead at the Masters. Here’s the skinny on Round 1 at Augusta National.
UCLA’s first title of the season Tuesday was intriguing mostly because of where it was won – Chambers Bay, site of the 2015 U.S. Open.
Anybody wanna go to Augusta National today? Basically, that was the question posed Wednesday by Kevin Streelman on Twitter.
We’re nearing the stretch run of the college golf season, with the conference championship next up on many teams’ schedules. Here are a few news and notes from the past week.
Six amateurs will make their Masters debuts this week at Augusta National. Here’s what you need to know about the group.
There was off-course controversy for the LPGA this past week, but it was a very good week on the course.
Matt Jones will have to reverse recent history if he wants to contend in his Masters debut.
Apparently, no lead is safe on the PGA Tour – even for the world’s best players.
Last fall a lip-out cost Matt Jones a Masters berth. On Sunday a hole-out to win the Shell Houston Open made up for it.
For the second week in a row, Matt Kuchar squandered a back-nine lead and lost to a previously winless Australian.
Phil Mickelson finished 12th Sunday at the Shell Houston Open, his best finish this season on the PGA Tour.
Retief Goosen and Shawn Stefani finished inside the top 10 at the Shell Houston Open to secure their playing privileges for the rest of the season.
Steve Stricker wasn’t about to miss his beloved Wisconsin Badgers in the Final Four.