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No one in golf has experienced more health issues than Erik Compton, and so no one in golf is more at risk as the sport returns amid a global pandemic.
Steve Stricker and his assistant captains will have a few more decisions to make this year.
Though COVID-era precautions are being taken, things are “pretty normal” for most Korn Ferry Tour players preparing for the return this week at TPC Sawgrass.
With the return of the PGA Tour this week, CBS Sports is back on the saddle as well and will introduce a few new elements to the broadcast in the COVID-19 era.
Golf at the highest level returns this week with the resumption of the PGA and Korn Ferry tours. Monday Scramble details what to expect.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced in his daily press briefing Friday that he has approved a limited spectator safety plan for The Memorial Tournament.
The fate of this year’s Ryder Cup should be determined sometime this month.
Muirfield Village is hosting a doubleheader, the Memorial Tournament and a new replacement event for the canceled John Deere Classic the week before.
The new PGA Tour University program unveiled Monday will incentivize players to stay in school by creating a pathway to the Korn Ferry Tour and other feeder circuits.
Matthew Fitzpatrick is back in the United States after spending most of quarantine at home in England. Now, he’s gearing up in self-isolation for the Tour’s restart in two weeks.
Sungjae Im and Albin Choi are more than just player and caddie. Their bond is strengthened through grief, trust and promise.
A PGA Tour return without fans on-site doesn’t have to mean less entertainment. Charles Barkley says: Mic up the players.
Rory McIlroy said Tuesday that the “majority of players” would like to see the Ryder Cup postponed until 2021.
Rory McIlroy will have his trusty caddie on the bag when he resumes his PGA Tour season next month at Colonial.
Tiger Woods’ performance in Sunday’s match at Medalist might’ve come in a hit-and-giggle, but it still reminded us that Woods is still capable of producing something epic.
All-American John Augenstein announced Monday that he’s returning to Vanderbilt for a fifth season.
The TaylorMade Driving Relief will mark the first live golf telecast in the U.S. since mid-March at The Players Championship.
What will it be like for PGA Tour players competing in the age of the coronavirus? Here’s a look, based on the Tour’s safety guidelines.
A Ryder Cup without fans? American star Brooks Koepka said there’d be “no point.”
Phil Mickelson is setting up a new home base in Florida and he’s going to be joining Michael Jordan’s uber-exclusive golf club.
Padraig Harrington accidentally revealed his second European Ryder Cup assistant: Luke Donald.
With the PGA Tour on hiatus because of the coronavirus, many pros have turned to the Peloton and instructor Alex Toussaint for some competition off the course.
The PGA Tour’s decision to protect its own members will have significant ramifications for both developmental circuits and the college game.
Because of damage from a severe storm, the third round of the 2012 AT&T National was played with no fans. It’s a scene that will soon become familiar.