Final Say
Wie And The Next Big Step
There's a lot to golf greatness, but Wie is still far from being the LPGA's toughest competitor.
Final Say
The Case For Phil At No. 2
The new/old Pinehurst will be receptive to many styles, but there is really only one mandatory requirement: dexterity around the g …
Rosaforte Report
Chesson Hadley's Quirky World
Lanky, goofy and confident, the Puerto Rico Open champ is no cookie-cutter tour pro.
Rosaforte Report
Harmon Keeps Thinking Young
On the occasion of his 70th birthday, the famed swing instructor is still having lots of fun.
Final Say
Woods And The Will To Excel
As he said at his most humiliating moment, "it's not what you achieve in life that matters, it's what you overcome."
Golf Equipment
Manufacturers Give Club Pros Red Carpet Treatment At The PGA
Qualifying for the year's final major allows club pros to experience PGA Tour-grade service, whether it's access to prototype club …
Final Say
TPC Sawgrass Offers Drama, But 17 Brings Too Much Luck Into Play
TPC Sawgrass offers drama, but 17 brings too much luck into play.
Golf Equipment
Unlike Other Years, Contract Landscape Little Changed In '12
Haas, Simpson, Mahan, Jiménez and others stick with their 2011 Equipment manufacturers; changed marketplace and individual comfort …
Week in Review
Child's Play
Luke Donald wins on command at Disney to take the PGA Tour's money title and probably wrap up its player of the year award in the …
Rosaforte
A Fun Finish With Fall Ball
The series of four post-FedEx Cup events has become more than a mere afterthought to close out the calendar year for the PGA Tour' …
Week in Review
All About The Money
The Luke Donald-Webb Simpson money title race is a throwback to the pre-FedEx Cup era.
Quick Tips
My Checklist
Ryan Moore won the PGA Tour's 2009 Wyndham Championship and has finished second six times. Read his checklist for getting a chip s …
Week in Review
Worth The Wait
Harrison Frazar breaks through in his 355th start on the eve of U.S. Open week.
Week in Review
Ready Or Not
After a T-24 at Bay Hill, Tiger Woods hardly looks poised to conquer Augusta.
Week in Review
Vertical Leap
Former college basketball player Gary Woodland enjoys his own March Madness: his first PGA Tour title.
Transitions Championship
Woodland Rallies For Win
Gary Woodland shot a final-round 67 to beat Webb Simpson by one shot and pick up his first PGA Tour title.
WGC-Cadillac Championship
Watney Wins By Two
Nick Watney shot a final-round 67 to beat Dustin Johnson by two and pick up the biggest win of his career, while Tiger Woods close …
Honda Classic
Sabbatini Hangs On
Rory Sabbatini shot a final-round 70 to hold off Y.E. Yang by a shot at PGA National.
Equipment
Good Play Goes For Naught When Equipment Rules Are Violated
The recent run of high-profile rules infractions underscores just how costly they can be. The list is long, but here's one man's f …
WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship
Desert Dominance
Luke Donald capped off a dominant week with a 3-and-2 win over Martin Kaymer in the final.
Latest News
Love Named Next U.S. Captain
Davis Love III has been appointed the next American captain of the Ryder Cup.
Week in Review
Monday Qualifier
Mark Wilson comes through on a long final day at the Sony Open to earn the biggest win of his career and a trip to the Masters.
Sony Open
Wilson Wins In Marathon Finale
Mark Wilson shot 65 in the morning and closed with a 67 for his third PGA Tour win
Week in Review
Monday Qualifier
Jonathan Byrd opened the PGA Tour season with a playoff win over Robert Garrigus to show he might just be hitting his stride.
Hyundai Tournament of Champions
Flying Start
Jonathan Byrd defeated Robert Garrigus on the second playoff hole to win the season-opening event at Kapalua.
PGA Tour
Miked Up?
The Golf Channel plans to put microphones on PGA Tour players during the 2011 season, but hasn't gotten any volunteers yet.
Equipment
Unanswered Questions
The USGA and R&A sought feedback from equipment manufacturers at a recent meeting. How they act on it is still to be determined