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Making his fourth pro start, Paul Chang (Tianjin, People’s Rep of China) carded a 5-under 65 Friday and is tied with Thomas Ponder (Dothan, Alabama) after the second round of the Osprey Valley Open. Chang and Ponder both finished the day at 12-under 128 and share a one-stroke lead entering the weekend at the TPC Toronto (Heathlands) in Caledon, Ontario.
South Korea’s Jenny Shin led the Women’s Scottish Open by five strokes after two rounds at Dundonald Links on Friday.
Michael Kim carded the 15th 59 in PGA Tour history on Friday, making a 24-foot putt for birdie on the 18th hole at the 3M Open.
Bryson DeChambeau believes he would have been "right there for the Claret Jug" if he did not receive a two-shot penalty in The Open Championship last week at Royal Birkdale.
Scott Stevens (Chattanooga, Tennessee) fired an 11-under 59 to set a new course record at TPC Toronto (Heathlands), taking a three-shot lead after the first round at the Osprey Valley Open in Caledon, Ontario. The 29-year-old Tennessee native carded two eagles and eight birdies against a lone bogey to post the lowest score in a TOUR-sanctioned competition this year.
American Lauren Coughlin and South Korea’s Jenny Shin shot 6-under 66s Thursday to take a one-stroke lead at the LPGA Tour’s Scottish Open at wind-swept Dundonald Links.
Ben Kohles eagled the final hole for a 9-under 62 and a two-shot lead Thursday after the first round of the 3M Open, leaving top-ranked Scottie Scheffler three shots back.
Scottie Scheffler left the British Open with some frustration after another near miss in a major championship and traveled straight to Minnesota for his first appearance in the 3M Open.
Charlie Woods failed to reach match play in the U.S. Junior Amateur after falling short in a 14-player playoff for two spots.
Major championship season has come and gone and the race for the FedEx Cup playoffs is coming to a head for Taylor Pendrith and A.J. Ewart with just three events remaining before the start of the postseason.
The LPGA on Tuesday unveiled the inaugural Nanea Cup, an event being held in Hawaii next March that includes a mix of pro golfers and collegians as a way to showcase the present and future of women’s golf.
Ryan Fox took all of 22 seconds to take his winning putt at the Open Championship, becoming the new face of playing quickly in a sport that could use a good example.
LIV Golf suffered a setback when the PGA Tour, European tour and Asian Tour announced an alliance that is likely to affect the partnership the Asian Tour had with LIV.
Canadian drove himself to a strong finish at the Open Championship on Sunday, moving up six places to 58th spot in the FedEx Cup standings, Bob Weeks writes.
Canadian golfer Brooke Henderson announced her engagement to Minnesota Twins prospect Ricky Castro on Sunday.
Ryan Fox is the British Open champion, and it’s going to take time for that to sink in no matter how many times he watches the replay of a 12-foot birdie putt on the final hole, or how many times he stares at his name on the base of the silver claret jug.
When Ryan Fox rolled in a 12-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole at Royal Birkdale to win The Open Championship by one shot in Southport, England, it was just past 5.30 a.m. in his homeland and the sun hadn’t yet risen. Most New Zealanders woke Monday to a wintry morning and the news their small nation had its fourth major golf champion.
Stefano Mazzoli of Italy won the Corales Puntacana Championship on Sunday for his first PGA Tour victory, closing with a 6-under 66 for a one-stroke victory.
Mateo Fernández de Oliveira (Buenos Aires, Argentina) carded a final-round bogey-free 7-under 65 to capture a two-stroke victory, the first of his career on PGA TOUR Americas, at the Commissionaires Ottawa Open presented by Lépine Apartments at The Marshes Golf Club in Ottawa, Ontario.
Rory McIlroy has been down this road before — the thrill of being the Masters champion and not much else to celebrate the rest of the year.
Ryan Fox will be remembered forever for the 12-foot birdie putt that won him the British Open.
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