Tiger Woods announced Thursday that he'll be skipping the Honda Classic this year, adding a week off between the WGC Mexico and two big events in Florida.
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Matt Kuchar finally ended the drama surrounding his payout to David Ortiz after his Mayakoba win, but he might have done it for the wrong reasons.
The Genesis Open has been forced to restart after a major weather delay, with many top stars not even teeing off to start their round at Riviera.
Bubba Watson returns to Riviera this week, a site where he's won three times in the past five years. Could this be a history-making week for "Bubba Golf"?
Tiger Woods is back in action this week at the Genesis Open. As much as we're expecting of him in 2019, it may be best to take it easy at Riviera.
Rocco Mediate recently opened up on his history with alcohol, including drinking during competitive rounds, and hopefully it can help others.
Brooks Koepka hasn't been one of golf's more popular interviews, but over the past few weeks he's been brutally honest, and it's incredibly refreshing.
Tony Romo is a fantastic golfer, but he's not that different than most of us. He even uses hand-me-down clubs...his just come from major champions.
Sergio Garcia saw his streak of top-ten finishes come to a surprising end at the Saudi International, after getting disqualified for damaging greens.
The Waste Management Phoenix Open is one of golf's biggest parties, and that won't slow down after the show that Rickie Fowler and Justin Thomas put on.
The Saudi International is the European Tour's newest event, but their business with the Saudi government has put its players in a no-win position.
Adam Long went from a long shot - pun intended - to a PGA TOUR winner at the Desert Classic, holding off Phil Mickelson for his first career title.
Jordan Spieth put up a valiant comeback attempt on Friday at the Sony Open in Hawaii, but once again, it wasn't enough to dig out of his own hole.
Jon Rahm is one of the hottest young stars on the PGA TOUR today. Can he take the steps in his game to cement his place among the elite in 2019?
Jordan Spieth has been on top of the world for five years on the PGA TOUR, but 2018 was a tough reality check. Look for a major comeback in the new year.
Rory McIlroy returned to the winner's circle on the PGA TOUR in 2018, and with a renewed energy in the new year, he'll challenge for No. 1 once again.
Rickie Fowler has grown up in front of the world over nearly ten years on the PGA TOUR. Here's why we believe 2019 will be the year for one final leap.
Tony Finau took a huge step forward in his PGA TOUR career in 2018, and he's not stopping yet. How much farther can Finau take this run in the new year?
Cameron Champ might just be the PGA TOUR's hottest rising star entering 2019. Can he possibly keep up with the hype he's been generating?
Tommy Fleetwood looks to bring his game to the next level in his second full PGA TOUR season in 2019, making him one of the top players to watch.