Golf News

David Ford returned from a serious foot and ankle injury to finish T3 at the Bank of Utah Championship, marking his second PGA Tour top-five finish.

Tiger Woods’ TGL has renewed its U.S. media deal with ESPN, giving the tech-driven golf league a longer TV future as Woods remains away from regular competition.

Phil Mickelson voluntarily entered an addiction treatment center for what a representative called family trauma and addiction. The stay follows a Masters withdrawal in April, misconduct allegations from June that his team has disputed in part.

Drake Smith says short putting, especially from inside six feet, separates pros and amateurs, while his 3-6-9 drill gives golfers a simple way to practice this key scoring skill daily.

Jackson Koivun’s quick PGA Tour rise and undefeated Presidents Cup debut have fans talking about his major future, with Fore Play asking how many majors he could eventually win.

Six former professionals have reached the 2026 U.S. Mid-Amateur quarterfinals, putting the USGA’s reinstatement rules under fresh attention as the championship reaches its final stages.

Matt Fitzpatrick reacts to Tom Egbers’ mystery texts after wins, explaining why he thought the messages came from someone at his golf club.

Yale Golf Course is facing criticism over patchy turf months after its major Gil Hanse restoration, with golfers questioning the $350 public green fee.

Dan Brown leaves the PGA Tour for the rest of 2026 after health and wrist issues, choosing to return to the DP World Tour.

Brandt Snedeker celebrated Team USA’s historic Presidents Cup comeback with a bold Ryder Cup warning, saying the American team will “be a problem” in Ireland in 2027.

Kai Trump injured her wrist during her first Miami college golf tournament and is now receiving treatment to avoid surgery.

Tom Kim will leave the Presidents Cup for the Asian Games, where a gold medal could give the South Korean star a military service exemption.

Scheffler just passed Tiger Woods to become the all-time PGA Tour prize money leader. McIlroy has a $350 million fortune that Scheffler has not caught yet. One has the records. The other has the head start.

Scottie Scheffler and Sam Burns lost to Corey Conners and Nick Taylor as the International Team swept Friday’s foursomes to build a 7-3 Presidents Cup lead.

Scottie Scheffler and Team USA head into the final day of the 2026 Presidents Cup, with 12 singles matches set to decide the competition at Medinah Country Club.

Scottie Scheffler’s latest Presidents Cup results have pushed his team-event record to 7-12-4, putting him among the worst records in this group

The International Team leads 7-3 after a stunning Friday shutout, and the United States is out of time for gradual comebacks. Saturday at Medinah is a must-win morning for Brandt Snedeker's side.

Josh Giddey and Derrick Rose shared a Chicago Bulls connection at the Presidents Cup, meeting at Medinah Country Club as the golf event began in Chicago.