The world's number one golfer, Rory McIlroy, has criticized President Donald Trump prior to this weekend's TaylorMade Driving Relief event
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There will be a ton of talent on display at Sunday's TaylorMade Driving Relief, but none better than world number one Rory McIlroy.
Dustin Johnson is a past number one ranked player in the world. He brings plenty of game to this weekend's TaylorMade Driving Relief match.
The players in Sunday's TaylorMade Driving Relief event have combined for some very memorable moments. Check them out here.
Rickie Fowler has proven to be a flashy, solid player on the PGA Tour. Can he and partner Matthew Wolff stun DJ and Rory on Sunday?
Matthew Wolff has proven that he has a big game and has the confidence to go with it. What else does he bring to Sunday's skins match?
Wes Roach is never afraid of a challenge. And he faces one as the PGA Tour resumes, trying to hold on to his tour card once again.
Denny McCarthy finds himself in brand new territory on the 2020 PGA Tour. Can he keep up his solid play when the tour returns?
Collin Morikawa has already lived up to some of his hype. Just 23 years old, the future is extremely bright for the talented young star.
Tom Hoge is having a big 2020 PGA Tour season. If he can finish strong, he will find himself in a very good spot in the FedEx Cup playoffs.
Vijay Singh is among the players expected to play in the Korn Ferry Challenge at TPC Sawgrass. Is it right for the veteran to do so?
Danny Lee finished ninth in the FedEx Cup standings in 2015, but has not been close to that since. Can he prove that 2015 was no fluke?
Billy Horschel has proven that he can play with the best players in the world when he's on. Or, he can slip into the middle of the pack.
When Harris English joined the PGA Tour, he appeared to be on a marvelous trajectory. However, he has fallen on hard times in recent years.
A Texas teenager named Jordan Spieth made his PGA Tour debut 10 years ago at the Byron Nelson Classic. That tournament showed what was to come.
In 1961, PGA club pro Earl Stewart accomplished something at the AT&T Byron Nelson (then the Dallas Open Inviational) that may never be matched.
Discussions of COVID-19 restrictions and scenes of players practicing indicate that the PGA Tour is about to restart. And fans are ready for it.
Kevin Na will have the benefit of seeing a pair of courses where he has played well as the PGA Tour resumes. Can he take advantage?
The PGA Tour needs to make sure that the AT&T Byron Nelson Classic remains on the schedule, simply as a tribute to its namesake.
Fans around the world have been waiting for the return of live sports on TV. On May 17, the PGA Tour will present a skins match that will fit the bill.