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Beau Hossler made an 11-foot birdie putt on his final hole Friday for a 3-under 67 that gave him a one-stroke lead in the Wyndham Championship, which might have been the least consequential development in the final event of the PGA Tour’s regular season.
Mackenzie Hughes, Nick Taylor and Taylor Pendrith will each play the weekend in Greensboro, N.C., while A.J. Ewart, Ben Silverman Adam Svensson are all headed home for the rest of the Tour season.
Turns out Jackson Koivun isn’t the only player trying to go from college to the PGA Tour postseason. Virginia grad Ben James made eagle on both the par 5s on Thursday and only a soft finish with a pair of bogeys kept from sharing the lead with Beau Hossler in the Wyndham Championship.
The final week of the PGA Tour’s regular season is here as the Wyndham Championship tees off from Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, NC. Three Canadians have already booked their spots at next week’s playoff opener, the FedEx St. Jude Championship, but five others enter play at the Wyndham with a chance to get inside the top 75 on the season-long points list for a postseason berth.
The PGA Tour confirmed Wednesday the FedEx St. Jude Championship, the leadoff postseason event since 2022, would not be part of the top-tier Championship Series in 2028.
The Corning Classic is returning to the LPGA Tour schedule in 2027 after an 18-year absence, going from a popular small-market event in western New York to offering a $5 million purse that ranks among the richest outside the majors.
Golf league given a new lease on life by an unnamed investor but many questions remain, Bob Weeks writes.
LIV Golf has secured funding from an outside investor that will keep the circuit alive beyond this season, according to league CEO Scott O'Neil.
For Canadians on the PGA Tour, this week could have a major impact on how they conclude their 2026 campaign and what it means for their 2027 season, Bob Weeks writes.
Watch the Wyndham Championship beginning Thursday morning LIVE on TSN+ with full network coverage beginning Saturday afternoon.
It was nothing more than a post-British Open vacation with his mother, but there could be no better place than Paris to remind Ryan Gerard how much life has changed in seven months.
Europe captain Anna Nordqvist finalized her Solheim Cup team Monday by adding veteran Leona Maguire and three rookies as her picks for the Sept. 11-13 matches in The Netherlands.
Michael Thorbjornsen made a 26-foot putt for birdie on his last hole to shoot 7-under 63 and reach 18 under to win his first PGA Tour title by two shots at the final Rocket Classic on Sunday.
Shiho Kuwaki of Japan saved par to stay alive in a sudden-death playoff Sunday and won with a par on the second extra hole to claim the Women’s British Open over Esther Henseleit of Germany for her first major title.
Canadian Brooke Henderson shot a 1-over 72 Sunday in her final round at the AIG Women’s Open and will finish the tournament well off the lead.
Davis Riley shot a 7-under 63 to reach 15 under on Saturday and took a one-shot lead at Detroit Golf Club, where the relatively easy course will give a lot of players on the tightly packed leaderboard a chance to win the last Rocket Classic.
Yealimi Noh took advantage of a surprising collapse by Haeran Ryu and found her rhythm at just the right time Saturday, with four birdies over the last 10 holes for a 2-under 69 that gave her a three-shot lead going into the final round of the Women’s British Open.
Canadian Brooke Henderson was unable to pick up any ground on moving day at the AIG Women’s Open Saturday, shooting a 1-over 72.
Cameron Young birdied seven of his first eight holes in the second round of the Rocket Classic and thought he had a shot at the lowest score in PGA Tour history. Young cooled off with two birdies on his back nine in a bogey-free round, closing with a Detroit Golf Club-record tying 61 to reach 10 under.
Haeran Ryu birdied No. 18 to complete a 2-under 69 for a one-shot lead after two rounds of the British Women’s Open on Friday as the South Korean star pursues a third consecutive major victory.
Jeeno Thitikul took the first step toward the missing prize of her career Thursday when she opened with a 7-under 64 at Royal Lytham & St. Annes for a two-shot lead over Haeran Ryu and Shiho Kuwaki of Japan in the Women’s British Open.
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