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Many of the participants of this week’s Augusta National Women’s Amateur have received advice on how to best play the host course, but only one can say that she got tips from the governor.
The spotlight is shining brightly this week on the women’s game as the top pros play their first major and the top amateurs play Augusta for the first time.
From childhood to college, Haley Moore has been the target of taunts. But, through perseverance and support from family and teammates, she’s risen above her bullies and become a national champion.
Kevin Kisner gets his revenge, Sergio Garcia and Matt Kuchar land in another controversy, and Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy surprise in this week’s edition of Monday Scramble.
Teen phenom Lucy Li has withdrawn from next week’s Augusta National Women’s Amateur because of an undisclosed injury.
How do the Lucy Li and Tony Romo advertisement cases differ when it comes to amateur status? We asked the USGA for an explanation.
Each week on GolfChannel.com, we’ll examine which players’ stocks and trends are rising and falling in the world of golf.
The maturation of Jon Rahm continued Sunday at TPC Sawgrass. He had plenty of opportunities to explode, but not once did he rage.
Brooks Koepka’s driving statistics are slightly worse this season, and there’s a reason for that.
Rory McIlroy took only five questions from the media Saturday night before heading to the range. He had work to do before sunset.
A final-hole bogey wasn’t the worst thing that could have happened to Jim Furyk in the third round. He could have gone swimming.
The par save on 18 did more than keep Tommy Fleetwood one shot back of Jon Rahm at The Players. It also put him in the final group.
Saturday’s third round at The Players was the first time that 16-year veteran Kevin Na had been paired with Tiger Woods. It didn’t go well.
Kevin Na was reaching for his ball before it went in he hole Saturday at the par-3 17th. So Tiger Woods had a laugh and decided “to have a little fun with it.”
Ollie Schniederjans didn’t always believe that he had the skill set to compete on the PGA Tour. But after overhauling ‘everything,’ he’s in the mix through 54 holes at The Players.
In March or in May, Phil Mickelson’s strained relationship with TPC Sawgrass isn’t getting any better.
Cam Champ withdrew midway through his second round at The Players because of a back injury.
Jordan Spieth is long on problems and short on answers. He says he’s found an answer to his putting woes. Now he just need to figure out ... everything else.
No matter how he got there – this time with a rollercoaster back nine – the end result is the same: Tiger Woods is off to another slow start.
Alexa Pano showed how much potential she has. She’s a rising star in the game, but, at 14, one that needs to be able to shine brightly for years to come.
Can Rory McIlroy finish on a Sunday? Will Tiger Woods be teeing it up this Thursday? There’s lot of intrigue as the major season officially heats up.
Rory McIlroy has played in the final group nine times over the past 15 months, and each time he’s watched someone else hoist the trophy.
Pete Persolja’s care-free attitude has taken him from happily living in a tent to helping Keith Mitchell win last week’s Honda Classic. Plenty of caddies have unique backgrounds, but there’s no one quite like ‘Crunchy Pete.’
Keith Mitchell said he didn’t take exception to the Palm Beach Post’s ‘No-Name Champion’ headline.