Hazeltine To Host 2019 Women's PGA Championship
The PGA made the announcement at Hazeltine this morning. This will be the first time the women's championship is played in Minnesota.
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The PGA made the announcement at Hazeltine this morning. This will be the first time the women's championship is played in Minnesota.
Tiger Woods was the PGA Tour's most dominant golfer for years, and no Tour golfer has come close since the end of his run.
Colonial Country Club still favors the PGA Tour's shot-makers, as reflected on the Dean & DeLuca leaderboard down the stretch.
Jordan Spieth, 23-year-old winner of The Masters and US Open, has won more on the PGA Tour than most. But has his golf game plateaued?
TPC Sawgrass, home of the Players Championship, brings water into play on most holes, making for too many penalty drops.
The PGA Tour's 2017 calendar season is four months old, and trends, while less than predictive, still point the direction.
For the Zurich Classic, the PGA Tour used a two-man format to attract top-ranked players to an event between the Masters and Players.
Ian Poulter lost his PGA Tour exempt status, while Tiger Woods, whose status is secure, likely won't play again in 2017.
With the PGA Tour's top golfers skipping the RBC Heritage, a little more perspective can be gained on the Masters.
Most major winners only win one in a career, despite conventional wisdom that a major win opens a door to repeated major success.
The Masters, the season's first major, played annually at Augusta, presents players with special planning and preparation challenges.
Youth has dominated golf so far this season, with winners of the first 19 events having an average age of 29 years old.
When you come to watch the Ryder Cup, you better come prepared.
With every pump of his fist and full-throated celebratory yell, Patrick Reed gave the U.S. team a big boost of energy.
To all the hecklers who shouted at him for 33 holes Saturday at the Ryder Cup, Rory McIlroy has just one thing to say. Bring it on
Jaak Pieters traveled from Belgium to Minnesota to watch his son, Thomas Pieters, make his Ryder Cup debut. Where he wound up during the fifth hole at Hazeltine National Golf Club during his son's four-ball match on Saturday afternoon was hard to believe.
Patrick Reed took over his match and the rest of the Americans followed suit. Now they need to win only five of 12 singles matches to win the Ryder Cup.
The Ryder Cup is expected to generate around $150 million into the local economy, the highest of any previous Ryder Cup tournament.
A sprint to the finish by Sergio Garcia and Rafa Cabrera Bello enabled Europe to creep a little closer Saturday morning in the Ryder Cup.
The Americans won all four of Friday morning's foursomes matches, then nearly got shut out when they dropped three of four in the afternoon fourballs.
Golf fans came out by the tens of thousands to see one of the world's greatest sporting events, an event that puts Minnesota in the spotlight.
This week, with the Ryder Cup in town, Heather Brown takes a shot at answering your golf questions.
With so many electronic boards and big screen TVs towering over Hazeltine, fans are always in the loop of the leaders. So it's nice to see golf's got a soft spot for the old fashioned, where scores are simple numbers and pairings are put up by hand.
The Americans played Friday morning as if maybe they are the best team ever assembled.
More than 51,000 fans were crammed onto Hazeltine National Golf club before high noon for the first day of matches. The event was sold out months ago.
