Woods on the fight against slow play
Tiger Woods believes that many of the PGA TOUR’s problems with slow play start with the first group of the day.
Rory on slow play: It starts at our level
Make no mistake … golf has a serious problem with the pace of play and Rory McIlroy is just the latest to speak out... Read more
Olesen suspended pending court action
Thorbjorn Olesen will spend time off the course after the European Tour confirmed his suspension following charges of sexual assault, being drunk on an aircraft and... Read more
FedExCup: Saffas jostle for position
The PGA TOUR visits the picturesque Liberty National to kickstart the race for the FedExCup $15-million. Here is what you need to know …
Preview: The Northern Trust
With a new format for the 2019 FedExCup playoffs, players have only eight rounds in two weeks to position themselves as high as possible... Read more
Poston goes bogey-free to win Wyndham
JT Poston became the first player since Lee Trevino in 1974 to win a stroke-play event without a bogey or worse at the Wyndham... Read more
‘Smiling Cinderella’ Shibuno wins, Buhai 5th
The winner of the Women’s British Open did come from the final pairing but it was Japan’s twenty-year-old Hinako Shibuno and not Ashleigh Buhai.
An maintains Wyndham pace
The rounds are starting to repeat for Byeong Hun An: No bogeys, a bunch of birdies and more time atop the Wyndham Championship leaderboard.
Buhai two back as Shibuno grabs lead
Hinako Shibuno produced a late charge to lead after the third round of the AIG Women’s British Open at Woburn.
An leads, Grace rallies
Byeong Hun An’s 65 on Friday helped him into a one-stroke lead as the Wyndham Championship moves into the weekend.
