KORN FERRY TOUR
PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp addressed criticism that the newly-forged Challenger Series is just a glorified Korn Ferry Tour at his press conference Tuesday that unveiled the Tour’s new competitive model beginning in 2028.
LPGA Tour announces first-ever Nanea Cup
Golf Central's Tripp Isenhour and George Savaricas react to the newest LPGA event, the Nanea Cup, which is set to make its debut in Hawaii next March.
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Former PGA Tour golfer Joel Dahmen joins Golf Central to preview the debut of his charity golf tournament, ‘Joel Jam’, that helps raise money to support families facing cancer through the Dahmen Family Foundation.
Teamwork and speed will be the name of the game during the third competition of the Golf Channel Games, an exciting team relay.
Poise and precision take center stage in the second competition of the Golf Channel Games, where each team will go head-to-head chipping and pitching before racing to the green to show off their putting skills.
International Golf Federation executive director Antony Scanlon joins Golf Today to look ahead to the 2028 Olympics, where a mixed-team golf event will make its debut at Riviera Country Club.
Brentley Romine reports from Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, where he dives into several storylines ahead of this weekend’s PGA Tour Q-School action, including Nick Infanti, Turk Pettit, and more.
Amy Rogers reports from the Grant Thornton Invitational, discussing Jessica Korda’s return to action, Nelly Korda’s engagement and the pairing of Lydia Ko and Jason Day.
Golf Today dives into standout moments from the first round of action at the 2025 Alfred Dunhill Championship, taking place at Royal Johannesburg in South Africa.
Fans can watch full final-round action from all of Scottie Scheffler’s wins the last four years, including his major triumphs and gold-medal performance.
Leach, 25, who grew up on the public course is parents owned in Wisconsin and then overcome the putting yips, will compete for a PGA Tour card this week at the final stage of Q-School.
Five of the top 10 players on this year’s Ladies European Tour earned LPGA cards on Tuesday at Final Qualifying, including medalist Helen Briem, the 6-foot-3 German who won in her LET debut as a professional last year.