Five-time major champ Rory McIlroy thinks it might be even more difficult for Jordan Spieth to join the Grand Slam club. And McIlroy’s reasoning makes perfect sense.
[Photo: Getty images] The Australian contingent at this week’s Truist Championship, a Signature Event on the PGA Tour, is spearheaded by recent Houston Open winner Min Woo Lee after former world No.1 Jason Day withdrew, leaving Lee, Cam Davis and Adam Scott as the green-and-gold players at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Rising star Karl Vilips Read more…
We’ve thoroughly enjoyed all of the PGA Tour tales that Golf Twitter All-Star Michael Kim has shared with us this year. It’s the exact type of the behind-the-scenes content we all crave as golf sickos.
Scheffler authored a week for the ages, his final-round 63 tying the lowest 72-hole score in PGA Tour history (253) to capture the CJ Cup Byron Nelson in his hometown of Dallas.
The US Presidents Cup team was unveiled Tuesday with the PGA Tour naming Brandt Snedeker as captain for the 2026 American squad that will compete at Medinah Country Club outside Chicago.
After coming close to victory on the PGA Tour a couple of times apiece, Ben Griffin and Andrew Novak used their collective talents to finally break through, winning a nail-biter at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
For Novak and Griffin, the win was their first on the PGA Tour, gratifying for both but especially for Novak, who lost last week to Justin Thomas in a playoff.
On a day when the team had torched the course for eight birdies and an eagle through 17 holes of fourball, McIlroy had a 30-foot putt for eagle that, if he made it, would give them a hard-charging 61 and a legitimate chance for a title repeat.
The three-time PGA Tour winner has finally begun hitting golf balls again, but his recent focus has been on a different athletic achievement: Running the Boston Marathon.
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