After shooting 64-63 for a career-best start, Woodland heads into Saturday at Memorial Park with a three-shot lead. He loves the track, notching a T-2 last year, but there is also this: The four-time ...

World No. 4 Kim had another 54-hole lead and World No. 2 was chasing. They were in the final pairing on Sunday, but Kim got the best of Korda again, shooting a final-round 69 to beat Korda and win the ...

When asked in his winning press conference how PTSD impacts him during the round, Woodland explained an incident with several fans getting too close earlier this week put him in tears. "I got into ...

Playing in the final group Sunday with Nicolai Hojgaard and Gary Woodland, Lee was pumping up the gallery on the 18th hole while Woodland approached the green. A classy gesture from the man who tied ...

Gary Woodland kept it together until he couldn't anymore, his arms going up as the ball went down and all of himself coming out, in a way that only happens when something arrives after you'd stopped ...

Gary Woodland put a stranglehold on the lead at the Texas Children’s Houston Open and cruised to his first PGA Tour win since the 2019 U.S. Open. A change in iron shafts played a critical role.

It’s Augusta National. It’s the Masters. We know the expectations. We also know that exceeding those lofty expectations there is the standard. We introduce you to the new Player Services Building, a ...

At the time of writing, Knapp jumped some 30 spots on the leaderboard, and though he likely won’t remain T-3 he should log his sixth finish of T-11 or better in seven starts this year. He only has ...

Somebody will have to ask Shane Lowry after he finishes his round Sunday at the Texas Children’s Houston Open, having made his fourth(!) career ace in a PGA Tour event with a 1 on the 170-yard second ...

his first DP World Tour title. Alex, 27, made eight birdies on Sunday to charge from six back and win by two shots. "It can be hard sometimes when you're constantly chasing someone's accolades but ...

The fate of Tiger Woods—as a criminal defendant, a professional golfer and a public figure—may depend on which of these views prevails. Woods’ brushes with automotive calamity are already well known.

Hyo Joo Kim and Nelly Korda were back at it again Sunday. Different place, though. Two of the best golfers in the world were in the final pairing for the second consecutive week, with Kim atop the ...