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Charley Hoffman leads the Hero World Challenge, where tournament host Tiger Woods shot 68 and took the outright lead twice on Friday.
Jason Day posted a second-round 68 to move himself just one off the lead held by Lucas Herbert through two rounds at the Emirates Australian Open.
On a sunny Saturday in Florida, Sung Hyun Park was battered by a storm of her own making. Now the LPGA finale is a wide-open affair.
After skipping the OHL Classic at Mayakoba, A.J. McInerney will not advance to the final stage of the Web.com Tour Qualifying School.
It wasn’t pretty, but Patrick Cantlay won his first PGA Tour title to complete a remarkable comeback from injuries and personal tragedy.
Short of him walking away with the trophy, it is hard to imagine a better scene for A.J. McInerney than the one that played out Sunday at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open.
With his T-18 finish Sunday at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, Charley Hoffman will donate $98,600 to victims of the Oct. 1 mass shooting on the Las Vegas Strip.
Saturday’s final group of J.J. Spaun, Kelly Kraft and Robert Garrigus did quite a bit of moving on Moving Day – backwards.
A 40-yard wind? That’s how co-leader J.J. Spaun described the chaotic conditions Saturday in Vegas. Expect more of the same on Sunday.
A.J. McInerney is on the cusp of a top-10 finish in his PGA Tour debut. But he still wouldn’t take an exemption to play next week in Mexico.
Tom Hoge got out early at TPC Summerlin and shot a bogey-free 4-under 67 that is only going to look better as windy conditions worsen.
Now in his second year as a full-time PGA Tour member, J.J. Spaun is ready to make the jump from also-ran to contender.
Kelly Kraft on Friday at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open made the first hole-in-one of his competitive career.
Jimmy Walker’s struggles from last season followed him into his first start of the 2017-18 campaign. He is heading home after missing the cut at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open.
Darkness suspended play for the second straight night at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open on Friday.
Aaron Baddley’s second round was impressive enough, but he upped the ante in Vegas with a 66 after hitting just half his greens in regulation.
After an opening 67, Billy Horschel withdrew from the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, citing a shoulder issue Friday.
TPC Summerlin has yielded rounds of 60 and 61 to PGA Tour winners the last two years, but low scores will prove scarce as winds strengthen this weekend.
Tom Whitney’s journey through life has taken him from nuclear missiles in the U.S. Air Force to his first PGA Tour start in Vegas.
Seven weeks off and a trip to Italy appear to have agreed with Billy Horschel. He took advantage of an early tee time and turned in a 4-under 67 Thursday.
There is often a very fine line between keeping and not keeping a PGA Tour card. Perhaps no one illustrates that better than Daniel Summerhays.
In his brief career, Bryson DeChambeau has proven himself a bit of a mad scientist, but he plans to put his experiments on hold, at least for this season.
Two years ago, Smylie Kaufman won his first Tour title, played all four majors, and advanced to the FedExCup Playoffs. But he took a large step back last season.
The PGA Tour has been dominated in recent years by young talent winning well ahead of schedule. But every now and then, an unlikely veteran proves resurgent.