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Solheim Cup captain Stacy Lewis says Nelly Korda has a job to do to try and grow the women's game from her position as the dominant force in the sport
Max Homa may not have gotten the result he wanted Sunday at the Masters, but that doesn't mean his plans for the evening changed.
What does the 2022 Masters champion have in his bag in 2024? Scottie Scheffler has been...
How to watch the 2024 Chevron Championship at The Club at Carlton Woods, including full Chevron TV coverage, streaming info and more.
Ahead of her first round tee time at the Chevron Championship, Lilia Vu withdrew from her title-defense, citing injury.
After two Masters triumphs, Scottie Scheffler has asserted his greatness. To grasp what it means, look no further than Tiger Woods.
Scottie Scheffler is where everyone thought he’d be heading into Sunday at the Masters —...
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Golf tournaments are typically a zero-sum game. One man’s bogey is another man’s treasure. One man’s good bounce is another man’s misfortune. One...
Sometimes it’s the little things that make all the difference and for Scottie Scheffler, that little change was going from a blade to a mallet putter...
Lululemon has long been an athletic-wear giant, but the Canadian brand has recently been making a name for itself in the golf apparel space too. Min...
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Hello friends and happy Masters Sunday!. I’ve had a great week watching the golf here at Augusta National, and I’m definitely not the...
After a rough week at one of Augusta National's iconic par-5s, Tyrrell Hatton sounded off on his dislike for the Masters hole.
Ludvig Aberg finished runner-up in the 2024 Masters Tournament, securing a 2025 invitation and more. Here's how he pulled it off.
Having the right swing rotation can make a big difference in your ball-striking. When you fully rotate and extend your backswing, it can increase clubhead speed...
Here's a (mostly) faithful rendering of some Augusta National history. Are you Masters-savvy enough to separate the facts from the lie?
