Jack Nicklaus and the Memorial Tournament have expanded the Play Yellow campaign, with a mission to raise $100 million for Children's Miracle Network.
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Jordan Spieth is coming off the best finish of his year at Bethpage, and he's right back at the top of the leaderboard at the Charles Schwab Challenge.
Brooks Koepka is a lot of things: Strong, fearless, determined and ruthless on the golf course. And he strutted boldly to yet another PGA Championship win.
The PGA Championship is all but sealed for Brooks Koepka, as any potential challengers failed to take advantage of opportunities in the third round.
Jordan Spieth has fought to get back to his best golf for a long time, and at the PGA Championship, it looks like he's closer than many believed.
“I think that was probably the highest score he could have shot today,” Tiger Woods said about Brooks Koepka's first round score.
Justin Rose is one of the top golfers in the world today, but it took him a long time - and a lot of added distance - to allow him to get there.
Tiger Woods played in his first PGA Championship in 1997. He took some time to look back on the 22 years since, and his injury talk with Peyton Manning.
The PGA Championship has released the pairings and tee times for the first two rounds at Bethpage Black. Here are the featured groups to watch for.
Jordan Spieth fans take heart. The 25-year-old former No. 1 thinks he’s on the road to recovery in terms of his golf game.
Brooks Koepka is back in action at this week's AT&T Byron Nelson, and he's using it to fine-tune his game in advance of his PGA Championship title defense.
After finishing T-21 at the Masters, Rory McIlroy has gone back to the drawing board, in preparation for the upcoming PGA Championship.
Putt Line, a new golf app, can now read your putts. It’s all thanks to GolfLogix, the company that was first to provide handheld GPS to the golf industry.
C.T. Pan, winner of the 2019 RBC Heritage, worked very hard to get to the PGA Tour. But his journey started more than two decades ago...
Jordan Spieth is still battling his once-legendary game. But even after a disappointing opener at the RBC Heritage, he's still finding any positives he can.
<!-- [if gte mso 9]>--> <h2>The RBC Heritage has the distinction of being the "tournament after the Masters", but that hasn�...
Xander Schauffele, who finished second to Tiger Woods at the Masters, is what I like to call a serious dark horse contender every time he tees it up.
When people asked me about Tiger Woods before all his injuries took him out of golf, I really didn’t know what to tell them.
The Masters rolled out a newly-lengthened fifth hole this week. Here's what some of the game's top stars think about the changes...and how they scored.
Phil Mickelson is an enigma wrapped in a riddle. He’s defying age and changing his game consistently, and he thinks he can be an example for other players.