Top-level golf tournaments will be given the option of imposing a 46-inch limit on club length in an attempt to restrict driving distances – a move that could curb players such as big-hitting Bryson DeChambeau.
Since the men’s World Ranking was officially launched in 1986, there have been only 24 world No 1 golfers, writes Brendan Barratt. Predictably, Tiger Woods heads up the list, having held top spot for 683 weeks, but who else has been top dog?
World No 1 Jon Rahm’s Ryder Cup prep week hasn’t gone quite according to plan, but the Spaniard laid low by a stomach ailment said he was improving after an even-par 72 in the first round of the US PGA Fortinet Championship. (more…)
Thailand’s Kiradech Aphibarnrat set the halfway target at the PGA Championship as the battle for the remaining Ryder Cup berths intensified at Wentworth on Friday. (more…)
Patrick Cantlay held off top-ranked Jon Rahm to win the US PGA Tour Championship this past Sunday and claim the $15-million FedEx Cup playoffs top prize.
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Patrick Cantlay drained a 23-foot birdie putt at the 18th hole to increase his lead to two strokes over Jon Rahm at the US PGA Tour Championship on Saturday. (more…)
Patrick Cantlay’s three-under-par 67 kept him two strokes clear of hard-charging world number one Jon Rahm Thursday in the first round of the US PGA Tour Championship. (more…)
In early August, Erik van Rooyen went to the Barracuda Championship ranked 139th in the FedExCup. He told Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz about his mindset that week and how he shot his way into East Lake and the TOUR Championship. (more…)
It’s time for quite literally the most lucrative golf tournament in the world – the Tour Championship – but there will far more than just money to play for in Atlanta. (more…)
American Kevin Kisner, winless in five prior US PGA playoffs, birdied the second extra hole on Sunday to win a record-tying six-man playoff and capture the Wyndham Championship. (more…)