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QBE Shootout: Abraham Ancer, Matthew Wolff have top combined world ranking
NAPLES, Fla. — In the past few months, Abraham Ancer and Matthew Wolff became familiar with leaderboards at major championships. This (...)
Can ‘Captain America’ show up Europe again?
Patrick Reed enters this week’s DP World Tour Championship atop the European Tour’s Race to Dubai, and he intends to stay there
How bad was 2020? On PGA Tour, we've seen worse
As new millennium finally emerges from Tiger Woods' dynasty, history shows once again that it will be kind to the winners
Golf in Dubai Championship 2020 - Day One
The best pictures of the first round at Jumeirah Golf Estates.
Porsche extends title sponsorship of European Open
Porsche has reaffirmed its commitment to world-class golf with a three-year extension of the title sponsorship of the Porsche European Open, with Paul Casey set to defend his title next year at Green Eagle Golf Courses from June 3-6, 2021.
Mayakoba Golf Classic odds, predictions, PGA Tour best bets
The Mayakoba Golf Classic will see Brendon Todd try to defend his title against a competitive field led by Justin Thomas and Brooks Koepka.
Tiger's son, 11, already talks trash like his dad
Tiger Woods and his son Charlie will team up at the PNC Championship later this month. Apparently Charlie is already talking a big game.
Alfred Dunhill Championship 2020 - Day Four
The best pictures of the final round at Leopard Creek CC.
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European Tour and PGA Tour announce landmark strategic alliance
The European Tour and PGA TOUR today heralded a significant new era for global golf with an historic announcement of a Strategic Alliance. The landmark agreement will see golf’s two major Tours explore all facets of collaboration, working together on strategic commercial opportunities including collaborating on global media rights in certain territories. This will come …
Johnson, DeChambeau, Casey part of Saudi field in February
The Saudi International in its third year is shaping up as one of the strongest field on the European Tour with commitments from Masters champion Dustin Johnson, U.S. Open winner Bryson DeChambeau and a curious one from Paul Casey. Tournament organizers said Thursday that seven m
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