Phil Mickelson isn't riding off into the sunset as he approaches his 50th birthday. Like Tom Brady or Vince Carter, Mickelson is displaying ageless brilliance as he enters a new chapter.
The focus of the golf world is split this week, with the PGA Tour returning to the mainland U.S. while the European Tour heads to the Middle East. Here are four questions to ponder for this week’s action.
The PGA Tour's new pace-of-play policy is not the final answer to fix slow play, but it’s a start, and for those who have watched the issue ebb and flow its way through the decades it’s a reason to be optimistic.
Woody Austin leads heading into the final round of the season-opening Mitsubishi Electric Championship. Ernie Els had the best round of the day to get into contention in his senior debut.
Rickie Fowler and Scottie Scheffler co-lead the American Express in Palm Springs after a few low scores scoot them up the leaderboard. Here's how the day played out at PGA West.
Brooke Henderson and Inbee Park are tied at the top of the leaderboard at the halfway point of the Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions. They both sit at 9 under par going into the weekend.
Danielle Kang leads the way after firing a first-round 63 at the Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions. But close on her heels are Inbee Park, Lexi Thompson and more.
Phil Mickelson's days living on the West Coast appear to be nearing and end after his family closed on a lot in South Florida. The plan is to move after his son graduates high school in a year and a half.
Brendan Steele went from lagging behind to seizing control Saturday in the Sony Open when he birdied his last three holes for a 6-under 64 to take a three-shot lead into the final round.
