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AUGUSTA, Ga. — Greg Norman has no regrets.
There might not be a player in the storied history of the Masters who’s more associated with the most recognizable tournament in the world yet hasn’t
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Major League Baseball has pulled its All-Star Game from Atlanta, but the PGA Tour says it will not move its Tour Championship later this year from Georgia based on the state’s new voting law.
With
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Taking a two-shot lead into Sunday’s final round of the Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass, Lee Westwood is playing some of the best golf of his career.
If you asked the 47-year-old how
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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Perhaps it’s an exaggeration to say Phil Mickelson is in no-man’s land right now. But there’s little question his brilliant career is at a crossroads.
Mickelson,
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ORLANDO, Fla. — Bryson DeChambeau gave the fans what they wanted Saturday.
On Sunday, he gave himself what he wanted: a cherished victory at the tournament named after one of his boyhood idols,
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ORLANDO, Fla. — Everyone loves the long ball.
In every sport. The 80-yard touchdown pass in football. The tape-measure home runs in baseball. The half-court heaves in basketball. And, of
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AUGUSTA, Ga. — You know what your perception of Dustin Johnson has been?
Ditch it.
You thought Johnson was so chill that nothing affects him, win or lose. That he cares so little that the wins are
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The PGA Tour is two-plus months into fanless tournaments and two of the game’s best players are still trying to adjust to it. Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy have been to the pinnacle of the sport, winning major championships in front of massive crowds that set the tone for what’s at stake. Those memories serve …
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Twenty-plus pounds of muscle couldn’t help Bryson DeChambeau win his battle with ants. During the first round of the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational on Thursday, DeChambeau complained to rules officials that red fire ants were in his stance on the 7th hole and that he deserved a drop. “It looks like an ant hole, or …
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DUBLIN, Ohio — Tiger Woods left himself hanging on the precipice of making the wrong kind of history on Friday. Woods, 44, had never missed a cut in the 17 times he’s played Jack Nicklaus’ Memorial Tournament, an event he’s won five times and finished out of the top 25 only three times. After posting …
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Greg Norman has no regrets. There might not be a player in the storied history of the Masters who’s more associated with the most recognizable tournament in the world yet hasn’t
