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Chris Crawford (Bensalem, Pennsylvania) carded the day’s best round at Club El Rincón de Cajicá, a 7-under 65, and is one of four co-leaders through 36 holes at the Inter Rapidisimo Golf Championship in Bogota, Colombia.
Nelly Korda found the perfect tonic for the week after the biggest win of her career. The U.S. Women’s Open champion is playing with good friend Olivia Cowan of Germany in the Dow Championship, two shots out of the lead Friday held by Polly Mack and Celine Borge.
Mississauga’s Matthew Anderson shot a 1-under 69 in the second round of the RBC Canadian on Friday and remains the top Canadian in the field.
Ben James fired a 7-under 63 this afternoon to take the second-round clubhouse lead at the RBC Canadian Open.
Jackson Koivun is going pro. The world’s top amateur golfer announced on Friday that he is foregoing his senior year at Auburn and will join the PGA Tour following next week’s U.S. Open.
Second-year pro Sebastian Moss (Pearland, Texas) opened with an 8-under 64, his best score of the season on PGA TOUR Americas, and leads by one after the first round of the Inter Rapidisimo Golf Championship in Bogota, Colombia.
Matthew Anderson of Mississauga, Ont., is one of six players with a share of the Canadian Open lead at 6-under 64 after the opening round on Thursday.
Nelly Korda went straight from a U.S. Women’s Open title to the LPGA’s only team tournament and her “Legally Blonde” team with Olivia Cowan wound up three shots out of the lead Thursday in the Dow Championship.
Phil Mickelson has been kicked out of a San Diego golf club over allegations he made unwanted physical contact with a female employee, Golf Digest reported Thursday.
Sahith Theegala is the clubhouse leader in the first round of the RBC Canadian Open. The American fired a 6-under 64 during the morning wave at TPC Toronto. Adam Svensson of Surrey, B.C., was in a seven-way tie for second, a shot back of Theegala.
The homegrown talent was on full display in the opening round of the RBC Canadian Open on Thursday with both Adam Svensson and Taylor Pendrith impressing among the morning wave from the TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley.
Two of Canada’s top golfers are hoping that playing in front of their fellow Canadians this week will invigorate their PGA Tour seasons.
There was one thing Ryan Fox knew he had to check out as soon as he returned to TPC Toronto for this year’s RBC Canadian Open.
The RBC Canadian Open returns to TPC Toronto for the second straight year, with coverage set to begin on Thursday morning on TSN. The field in Caledon, Ont., will feature several top-10 stars and multiple major winners, including 2019 Open champion Shane Lowry and 2024 Canadian Open champion Robert MacIntyre.
Two players going into their senior year of high school are playing in the U.S. Open next week, along with another teenager who is headed off to college. This is what makes the U.S. Open stand out from the other four majors. It gets called the toughest test in golf — sometimes too tough — but it prides itself on being the most “open” of any Open.
Sudarshan Yellamaraju and A.J. Ewart can expect plenty of attention as they return to their national open as full-time PGA Tour members who are having strong seasons so far, Bob Weeks writes.
The next Rocket Classic will be the last. Aldrich Potgieter will be the defending champion on July 30 when the final tournament begins at Detroit Golf Club. Cam Davis is a two-time Rocket Classic champion and Bryson DeChambeau is among the previous winners at the tournament.
Ben Silverman has punched his ticket for the 126th U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills next week. The Thornhill, Ont. native earned his spot for the third men’s major of the season on Monday, taking co-medalist honours at the Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. final qualifying site with rounds of 67 and 70 during “Golf’s Longest Day”.
Teen Miles Russell, with Charlie Woods on his bag, was among those who endured "Golf's Longest Day" and qualified for next week's U.S. Open.
Miles Russell was among two 17-year-olds who earned a spot in the U.S. Open on Monday. Still to be determined was whether Russell brings his caddie from the 36-hole qualifier — the son of three-time champion Tiger Woods — to Shinnecock Hills next week.
The PGA Tour returns to TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley this week for the RBC Canadian Open and TSN will have wall-to-wall coverage of the tournament beginning on Thursday morning.
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