Carol Mann, a two-time major champion who won 38 LPGA Tour titles, has died. She was 77. The LPGA Tour issued a statement Monday that Mann had died Sunday at her home in The Woodlands, Texas. LPGA Tour officials said a family member notified them of Mann's death.

Aaron Wise cruised to his first PGA Tour victory Sunday, shattering the AT&T Byron Nelson record at 23 under on a new course in a race to finish before nightfall after a four-hour rain delay.

Ariya Jutanugarn arrived at Kingsmill Championship with no expectations, and it was a strategy that paid off handsomely. The 22-year-old Thai star birdied the second hole of a playoff Sunday to win the LPGA Tour event for the second time in three years.

The national championship will end up either two weeks after the U.S. Open, June 27-30, or the following week, July 4-7, Bob Weeks writes.

Marc Leishman followed the best round of his PGA Tour career with a 5-under 66 at the AT&T Byron Nelson on Friday, breaking the 36-hole tournament record previously shared by Tiger Woods.

Heavy rain has forced postponement of play at the Kingsmill Championship on Saturday, and the tournament has been reduced to 54 holes.

Gene Sauers shot a 5-under 67 to move into a first-place tie with Miguel Angel Jimenez on Friday in the second round of the Regions Tradition, the first of five PGA Tour Champions majors.

Webb Simpson ended up atop the leaderboard at The Players Championship on Sunday but he was at the very bottom of the driving distance ranking. However, what he lacked in distance he made up for in accuracy, Bob Weeks writes.

Jay Monahan might have been overly ambitious when he said he hoped to have next year's PGA Tour schedule ready to announce at The Players Championship. The commissioner is not in a big rush, and there remain a few moving parts.

Webb Simpson credited everyone around him for winning The Players Championship, his fifth career victory and in some respects his most important. And he didn't stop with those he considers to be part of his team.

Webb Simpson navigated his way through a few mistakes but not too much stress to win The Players Championship on Sunday. Staked to a seven-shot lead, no one got closer than four shots of Simpson, even after a double bogey on the 18th hole when his only concern was finishing the hole.

Standing in the middle of the 14th fairway with a sand wedge in his hands, Tiger Woods had a chance. At making a birdie. At cutting into Webb Simpson's lead. Maybe even at winning for the first time since returning from a fourth back surgery.

It has been almost a year since Danielle Kang won the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, and her life looks pretty much the same. But there has been one major change for the 25-year-old player since her first LPGA Tour victory.

Paul Tesori detached the yellow flag at the 18th hole and carried it with him as he walked off the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass. For Tesori, this was more than just a championship souvenir.

Justin Thomas has come a long way in 18 months. All the way to No. 1 in the world. He had one PGA Tour victory and was No. 35 in the world in October 2016 when he began a steady rise through a deep field of stars.

Tiger Woods turned in his best round of the season and his lowest score ever at The Players Championship. It propelled him up the leaderboard.