Tiger Woods was found carrying two hydrocodone pills in his left pants pocket after his rollover crash in Florida’s Martin County, according to a probable cause affidavit released overnight by the sheriff’s department.
Gary Woodland won a golf tournament, his first win in seven years, in a performance so commanding the outcome was never in doubt over the final three hours. And that matters. Just not as much as what came before it.
Tiger Woods was involved in a two-car car crash on Friday afternoon (US time) in Jupiter Island, Florida, according to the Martin County Sheriff’s Office, and charged with suspicion of driving under the influence.
Tiger Woods is missing from the USGA’s overnight release regarding the field for its 2026 US Senior Open, but the 15-time major winner could still play in the championship.
With two weeks until Augusta, Brooks Koepka has one item left on his prep list. For how much was made about his return from LIV Golf, Koepka has quietly put together a string of solid starts over the past month, including a T-13 at the Players and T-18 last weekend at the Valspar Championship, and Read more…
Rory McIlroy heads back to Augusta as defending champion, reflecting on the mindset shift that changed everything and the advice from Phil Mickelson that helped him finally conquer the Masters.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH — It’s a dream scenario to stare down the nightmare, except Cameron Young didn’t know yet which one was which. A lot had to happen to make it here, to the 17th hole with the Players Championship title on the line and only Matt Fitzpatrick ahead on the board. Young had to Read more…
PONTE VEDRA BEACH — The only shot that didn’t go Michael Thorbjornsen’s way was arguably his best. From 224 yards in the right rough, danger lurking left, the 24-year-old carved an approach that landed on the front of the green, tracked through the middle, and climbed the back shelf with purpose—a shot demanding equal parts Read more…
PONTE VEDRA BEACH — His opening shot ricocheted off a cart path into a bush. A little later, a drive vanished after clipping a tree. “No one knew where it went,” Keegan Bradley said Friday afternoon at the Players Championship, a day after a 77. “I didn’t even really look for it. We didn’t know Read more…
PONTE VEDRA BEACH — His round had been over for hours. The rain hadn’t stopped since, and neither had Scottie Scheffler. It’s not unusual for Scheffler to be on the range well after the card has been turned in. When he goes sideways, you can count on him there. Randy Smith guiding, Ted Scott reloading, Read more…
PONTE VEDRA BEACH — The second shot of the day took four hops before stopping, spinning and striking the stick, drawing a smile that was more of a sly grin from Max Homa. He played the angles of the 10th perfectly and the ball did what it was asked and a little more. A double Read more…
PONTE VEDRA BEACH — The pomp was palpable. A press conference hosted not at TPC Sawgrass but at PGA Tour headquarters, with sponsors and tournament officials, agents, employees and media arranged as witnesses to something significant. There was a feeling in the room that new CEO Brian Rolapp had come to throw open the doors, Read more…
New PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp outlined sweeping potential changes to the tour’s future, including a two-tier competition structure, larger markets on the schedule and possible playoff shake-ups.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH — Brooks Koepka is the defining big-game player of his generation. The Players Championship is the footnote that complicates that sentence. You could read that as a verdict on the tournament’s major-championship credentials, or you could just ask Koepka, who has a simpler explanation for why TPC Sawgrass has been his Kryptonite. Read more…