CHARLOTTE, N.C. � It is unclear how � or if � future generations will remember this PGA Championship.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. â€� Venezuela's Jhonattan Vegas refused to relinquish his grip on the PGA Championship and held the clubhouse lead midway throug…
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina â€� Ryan Gerard stumbled late, but still held a one-shot PGA Championship clubhouse lead on Thursday at Quail Hollow, …
MCKINNEY, Texas â€� Highland Park High product and world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler dominated his hometown PGA Tour event in record-shattering fash…
Jordan Spieth endured a topsy-turvy start to The Players Championship on Thursday, collecting two eagles, two birdies, two bogeys and one doub…
(Reuters) - Brooks Koepka left last month's Masters embarrassed by his performance and hopes the "punishment workouts" imposed on him by his t…
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Scottie Scheffler is golf's best player with the full swing. Now his putting has come around, and he made it look easy in the Hero World Challenge. Scheffler played bogey-free for a 68 to win by three shots. It's his fifth title this year and firms up his No. 1 world ranking. Tiger Woods finished 18th in the 20-man field. He shot 72 but the golf was never the top concern. He hadn't played since the Masters because of ankle surgery. Woods says he felt better each day. He still hopes to play once a month in 2024.
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Tiger Woods looked better in the Hero World Challenge. It's just the finishing stretch that keeps holding him back. Scottie Scheffler and Jordan Spieth share the lead. Woods is 10 shots behind in his first competition since the Masters. Woods had four birdies in seven holes at the start. But he dropped careless shots on the back nine of Albany. None was more surprising than sending a birdie putt off the green and into a bunker on the par-5 15th. Woods says he's rusty. But he hopes each day he gets a little better. Brian Harman is one shot behind.
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Europe has taken a big step toward a small measure of revenge in the Ryder Cup.
The Ryder Cup is finally here and U.S. captain Zach Johnson says it's time to let the thoroughbreds run.
