Four blue dots painted on the edge of the 16th tee at Harding Park on the day after the PGA Championship were all that marked the spot where Collin Morikawa hit a drive that will be talked about for years.

It's official, the Royal Montreal Golf Club will host the Presidents Cup in 2024. TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks shares his thoughts on what this means for the sport in the country and how Canadian golfers feel about the news. Weeks also touches on the antics of Brooks Koepka, most recently trolling Dustin Johnson, and how his act may be wearing thin with his peers.

The Royal Montreal Golf Club was named as the host of the 2024 Presidents Cup, the first time the event will be held in Canada since 2007. Bob Weeks talks with Adam Hadwin, who has participated in two Presidents Cups representing Canada, to discuss what it means to him to have the International tournament back on home soil.

PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan is eager to add a new chapter to the storied history of the Royal Montreal Golf Club.

Collin Morikawa delivered a shot that will go down as one of the best in a major that hardly anyone witnessed, setting up an eagle on the 16th hole Sunday that carried him to the most quiet PGA Championship ever.

With the announcement made that the Presidents Cup will return to Canada in 2024 at the Royal Montreal Golf Club, Mike Weir joins Bob Weeks to discuss the exciting news and shares his experiences at the big International event, which he calls a highlight of his career.

NHL referee wasn’t selected for postseason duty, but that has opened up his schedule to compete at the highest level on some gorgeous golf courses, Bob Weeks writes.

Adam Hadwin is getting tired of finishing back in the pack. The Canadian golfer ended up tied for 58th at the PGA Championship after a final-round 73 and expressed his exasperation at the state of his game, Bob Weeks writes.

Rory McIlroy said Sunday evening that he was "sort of taken aback" by comments Brooks Koepka made about Dustin Johnson Saturday night.

Collin Morikawa couldn't help but break into a smile, and not just because the shiny Wanamaker Trophy he won at Harding Park was positioned on a stand next to him.

Dustin Johnson lost his yardage book and still found his way through an enormous crowd of contenders Saturday, making eight birdies at Harding Park for a 5-under 65 and a one-shot lead in the PGA Championship.

For the second straight round, Tiger Woods struggled on the greens at TPC Harding Park, falling down the leaderboard and out of contention at the PGA Championship, Bob Weeks writes.

Five shots behind with six holes to play, Danielle Kang won her second straight LPGA Tour event on Sunday when Lydia Ko took double bogey on the final hole in the Marathon Classic.

Li Haotong was still smiling, even if others were feeling his pain. One minute he was taking advantage of a big break on a shot into the trees to make birdie and regain the lead on the back nine in the third round of the PGA Championship.

Bogey, bogey, bogey. This was not what Brooks Koepka had in mind when he was thinking about three in a row at the PGA Championship.

One day he couldn't find enough fairways. The next day he couldn't make any putts. The third day he couldn't get close enough to make any putts. That leaves a fourth day for Tiger Woods, with little to play for in the PGA Championship.