Dustin Johnson has his game right where he wants it. He feels he’s playing like a No. 1 golfer should and is on his way to winning the FedEx Cup.
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Starting in June, the PGA Tour began holding golf tournaments again, but pro-ams were gone. Now there’s a plan to bring them back.
Golf continues to roll, and the PGA Tour has announced the next season of events. The only PGA Tour golf season to have more events than 2020-2021 schedule was in 1975.
Despite losing a playoff to Jon Rahm on Sunday, Dustin Johnson is in the best position he's ever been to capture the 2020 FedExCup.
The saga of Phil Mickelson at Winged Foot is like someone going face-to-face with the Ghost of U.S. Opens Past. Can he overcome?
A lot of players in their 40s have reached the Tour Championship since 1987. But Phil Mickelson is attempting to get there at age 50.
Plenty of surprising names are in trouble when it comes to FedEx points this year. Brooks Koepka, Rickie Fowler and Justin Rose might struggle to get there.
There will only be two majors on the PGA Tour Champions circuit this season, and stars of that tour want to win the first one because it brings extra benefits.
While COVID has created an enormous number of problems for everyone, golf is trending up. Accordingly to Suzy Whaley, it's up 14%.
Watching the PGA Championship, it seemed like a U.S. Open had broken out. Did the powers that be make Harding Park too difficult?
At any major championship, there are a few surprises. Tiger Woods’ putter, Brooks Koepka’s driver and Bryson DeChambeau’s broken driver
CBS Sports will provide 12 to 13 hours of coverage each day for the PGA Championship, with much of it going to ESPN. A good bit will be in prime time
ESPN golf analysts Andy North and Curtis Strange, both former U.S. Open champs, offered up their views on the upcoming PGA Championship.
While the PGA Tour has been back in action since mid-June, the PGA Tour Champions circuit is just now getting underway in a COVID world.
After one of the rules brouhahas in the last few years, the USGA decided to make a change in the way the rules are applied.
golf looks different today with bombers everywhere. Jack Nicklaus will look to adjust Muirfield Village as part of that change.
The PGA Tour testing program for the COVID19 virus is testing players often. The bad thing is that some have had false positives.
In a recent episode of his podcast, Hank Haney detailed some troubling thoughts he has concerning Jordan Spieth, and how far away he still is.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that 3 northeastern states will limit visitors from other states due to the COVID crisis. Could this hurt the US Open?
Despite three new cases of the coronavirus, the PGA Tour remains confident that play can continue, including at this week's Travelers Championship.