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Ian Poulter won’t have to go far to check on his star apprentice.
After withdrawing from the Valero Texas Open on Saturday, Phil Mickelson said that he was headed back to San Diego for a doctor’s visit. Just not immediately.
Could Patrick “Top 5" Reed’s confidence be enough for him to be the first Masters rookie winner since Fuzzy Zoeller in 1979?
Golfweek writer Ron Balicki, who covered college and amateur golf for more than three decades, died Tuesday morning after a battle with cancer. He was 65.
The R&A has written a letter to its 2,500 members recommending that it allow women to join the club.
Georgia Tech returned to its winning ways Tuesday by beating 10 top-30 teams at the Valspar Collegiate Invitational.
The PGA Tour moves from the Sunshine to the Lone Star State this week for the Valero Texas Open.
The new criteria for the WGHOF is rising while Adam Scott is falling after a Bay Hill weekend to forget.
Social media was abuzz late Sunday night after Matt Every’s caddie, Derek Mason, was shown on television looking at a handheld device on the course.
The University of Georgia has already produced four winners this season on the PGA Tour. The Bulldogs’ current crop of talent isn’t bad, either.
This past weekend, Arizona State sophomore Jon Rahm shot 21 under par, won the individual title by eight shots and topped the school scoring record by five. The gaudy numbers, here:
The Florida swing was supposed to start the Road to Augusta, so what happened to all of the stars?
Quicken Loans has signed on as the title sponsor for Tiger Woods’ Washington, D.C.-area event through 2017, it was announced Monday.
Tiger Woods said Monday that it’s still “too soon” to know about his status for the upcoming Masters.
Keegan Bradley’s runner-up finish at Bay Hill put him back on the Ryder Cup radar.
After his victory Sunday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Matt Every joked that he “definitely” wasn’t in the top five in the world right now. Maybe not, but he’s at least top 50.
Would-be world No. 1 Adam Scott lost a big Bay Hill lead and continued a head-scratching pattern of squandering opportunity.
Keegan Bradley had the chance to create his own ‘Tiger moment’ at No. 18 at Bay Hill on Sunday, but it wasn’t meant to be.
Adam Scott seemingly made everything he looked at Thursday at Bay Hill. By late Sunday afternoon, the hole must have looked like the size of a Dixie cup.
Henrik Stenson was right: There was no cause for concern about his sluggish start to 2014.
Erik Compton recorded his second career top 10 on the PGA Tour and said this week’s performance at the Arnold Palmer Invitational might have been his best ever.
The almost 300 golf journalists, historians and dignitaries that comprised the voting body for the World Golf Hall of Fame no longer will have a say in which players are admitted.
Adam Scott matched the Bay Hill course record with a 10-under 62 Thursday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
With all of the talk about golf’s youth movement, it’s easy to forget that one of the game’s most recent wunderkinds is still only 22 years old.