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The PGA of America Board of Directors announced a new acting president on Friday, following the suspension of Don Rea.
Rai put the PGA Championship 'on ice' at Aronimink's No. 16: Kaufman
Golf Channel's Smylie Kaufman discusses how crucial Aaron Rai's approach on No. 15 and No. 16 at Aronimink was to securing his first-ever major championship. After an eagle to finish his front nine, Rai went bogey-free down into the clubhouse.
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European captain Luke Donald hopes there isn’t a repeat of the delays at the U.S. Open tennis tournament caused by his presence.
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Rex Hoggard reports ahead of the Procore Championship for insight into the pairings for those teeing it up for Team USA at the Ryder Cup and why this event feels like a “combine” for Bethpage Black.
Team Europe is ramping up for the Ryder Cup as 11 of 12 team members tee it up at the BMW PGA Championship, an “important” event to further prepare for the heat of competition at Bethpage Black.
U.S. Ryder Cup players are grouped together in the opening round of this week’s PGA Tour event, the Procore Championship.
Eleven of the 12 European Ryder Cup team members are in action at this week’s DP World Tour flagship event. Here’s how you can watch.
Ten of the 12 U.S. Ryder Cup team members are in action at this week’s PGA Tour event. Here’s how you can watch.
On paper, the European team heading to New York to defend the Ryder Cup could hardly be more similar to the winning lineup two years ago. Look closer and plenty of things are different.