Canadian PGA Tour player cherishing the chance to be at home with his family, Bob Weeks writes.

The house of Hall of Fame golfer Davis Love III was destroyed by fire early Friday morning in a blaze that could not be controlled, even with 16 firefighters arriving within minutes, the fire chief said.

No one knows when tournaments will start and how the majors will be slotted into what is already a busy schedule, but TSN Golf Analyst Bob Weeks gives his best guess at how the season could look.

TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks explains that as of right now, the RBC Canadian Open that runs from June 11-14 at the St. George's Golf and Country Club in Etobicoke, ON, is still planning to go on as scheduled.

In some parts of Canada, golf courses have already closed but it's business as usual on some courses in Alberta and B.C. Golf would seem to be an activity that could be played without fears of spreading the coronavirus, but maintaining the required social distancing can still be tricky, Bob Weeks writes.

The presumptive members of the Canadian Olympic golf team back the Canadian Olympic Committee’s decision to withdraw from the Tokyo Olympics, Bob Weeks writes.

When restrictions on public gatherings to combat the novel coronavirus lift, Golf Canada CEO Laurence Applebaum knows his sport will be ready. Until then, he hopes that amateur golfers follow the lead of professionals and stay home.

Leading golf instructor Pete Cowen tells The Daily Telegraph in Britain he has all the symptoms of the new coronavirus and says he has told all his players to follow health and government guidelines on COVID-19.

Amid a slew of postponements and cancellations in golf, the LPGA Tour announced a September date for what traditionally is its first major championship of the year. The ANA Inspiration, previously scheduled for April 2-5 in Rancho Mirage, California, now will be played Sept. 10-13.

First the Masters and now the PGA Championship. Can the U.S. Open and Open Championship be far behind? In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the PGA of America announced Tuesday that it has postponed the PGA Championship from its March 14-17 in San Francisco. It follows the Masters, which stepped out of its April date last week, in looking for a new spot on the calendar.

Hunkered down because of COVID-19 like everyone else? Bob Weeks takes you through the greatest golf movies of all time and where you can find them.

Augusta National on Friday postponed the Masters, another massive hit to the spring sports calendar by the new coronaivirus that already is responsible for the loss of March Madness and the delay of opening day baseball.

ESPN senior golf writer Bob Harig joins guest host Jim Tatti with Jeff O’Neill and Jamie McLennan to discuss the decision to postpone the Masters, how much players made for the first round of the Players Championship and overall how the PGA Tour handled the coronavirus pandemic.

Just hours after saying it would complete the Players Championship without fans, the PGA Tour changed its mind late Thursday and decided to cancel its flagship event as well as three other events leading up to the Masters, Bob Weeks writes.

Canadian golfer keeping slow start to the season in perspective as he prepares for his first Players Championship, Bob Weeks writes.