Rory McIlroy still visualizes a Tiger Woods shot he saw up close in his first Dubai Desert Classic as a 16-year-old

The phrase "I just don't see it Jordan" should be on Michael Greller's tombstone some day. "Here lies Michael Greller, loving father, husband, legendary caddie, man who kept telling Jordan Spieth he just didn't see it." The thing is, even when Greller is probably right, Spieth often proves him and...

A few months ago, Lauren Stephenson quietly took a shot at a dream she has had since seeing Brittany Lincicome compete at the PGA Tour’s Barbasol Championship in 2018. The 24-year-old South Carolina native, still searching for her first LPGA win in four years on tour, wrote a letter to tournament director Steve Wilmot at the RBC Heritage requesting a sponsor’s exemption into the PGA Tour event she attended in her youth at Harbour Town Golf Links on Hilton Head Island.

The advent of (Golf) Twitter has made us aware of some jaw-dropping scores out there, particularly around this time when every low handicapper thinks they have a chance to qualify for the U.S. Open. But what happened in a mini-tour event on Wednesday was about as wild a result as we've seen. Well, that we've heard about, that is.

Tournament interview schedules are generally a matter of media housekeeping, letting writers and reporters know when a player will speak prior to an event. However, an interview schedule release from the USGA Wednesday broke some news regarding next week’s United States Women’s Open. That’s because, in the 10:30...

Michelle Wie West will step away from the LPGA. Beth Ann Nichols broke the news Thursday morning that Wie West will play in next week’s U.S. Women’s Open at Pine Needles in Southern Pines, N.C., before transitioning to a new phase in her life. Wie West later confirmed the news in a social media post.

National Golf Links of America, the famed course in Southampton, N.Y., was named Wednesday host of the 2030 Curtis Cup. This will be the third USGA championship conducted at National Golf Links, following the 1922 and 2013 Walker Cups, and it will become just the fourth course to host both the Curtis Cup and Walker Cup.

Michelle Wie West announced on Thursday that she plans to step away from full-time golf after competing next week in the U.S. Women’s Open. At 32, she’s ready to focus on life outside the ropes after spending more than two decades making headlines inside them. Indeed, one could...

It was a last-minute call. Anna Nordqvist withdrew from the Bank of Hope LPGA Match Play at Shadow Creek Golf Course in Las Vegas on Tuesday night. The first round was set to begin on Wednesday, so the tour called in an alternate. Gemma Dryburgh filled Nordqvist’s spot, and she’s playing like she belonged in the field from the start.

The flagship event of the PGA of America is the PGA Championship, played last week at Southern Hills Country Club. Justin Thomas, son of a PGA professional, won for the second time in his sure-to-be Hall of Fame career. Southern Hills in Tulsa, Okla., provided viewers with an entertaining stage and a dramatic finish for a PGA Championship that rewarded patience and precision.

Justin Thomas’ attitude was commendable after winning the PGA Championship in dramatic—and draining—fashion. No one would have faulted the 29-year-old for taking a week off following his playoff win at Southern Hills. Instead, Thomas kept his commitment to play in the Charles Schwab Challenge, referencing the words of his alma mater’s football coach, Nick Saban, who doesn’t dwell on won titles for too long.

For over a decade, men’s tennis has been searching for new stars to follow up the dominance of its big three; Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer. New generations have risen and fallen, waves of hype behind some promising young players have long sputtered out, while other extremely talented players have simply not measured up to their dominance. Deep into their 30s, Nadal and Djokovic have remained the safest bet to win most grand slam titles in recent years.

The only thing Brooks Koepka loves more than winning majors (and tormenting Bryson DeChambeau) is the NBA. We have seen him courtside at NBA games countless times following his rise to golf prominence. He and wife Jena Sims were in attendance at one of the rowdiest evenings in Staples Center history. He was once dwarfed by Giannis and even virtually appeared inside the bubble. Kopeka’s latest appearance might be his greatest, however, because, well, just look at that shirt.

Scottie Scheffler's uncharacteristic missed cut a week ago in the PGA Championship at Southern Hills, among his favorite courses, was just that—an uncharacteristic missed cut. No need to go back to the proverbial drawing board. No need to dig it out of the dirt (though that mantra seemed to work for Will Zalatoris after missing the cut at the Byron Nelson before getting into a playoff at the PGA).