The 2018 PGA Tour majors season came to a close last week with Brooks Koepka’s triumph at Bellerive Country Club in the PGA Championship, and as sad as it is that...
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Koepka Wins Second 2018 Major at PGA Championship
If it was not already official, it is now: Brooks Koepka is the PGA Tour’s current King of the Majors. He began the final round of the 100th PGA Championship with a two-stroke lead, but had to withstand the best major...
Winner’s Circle: Brooks Koepka Captures PGA Championship
Brooks Koepka shot a final-round 66 at Bellerive Country Club to capture the PGA Championship – his second major title of the season. Koepka finished at 16-under par, two shots clear of runner-up Tiger Woods, who...
Golf World Congratulates PGA Champ Brooks Koepka on Twitter
Brooks Koepka won the 2018 PGA Championship at Bellerive with a four-day total of 16-under par, two shots better than Tiger Woods. With the victory, Koepka became the first player since Woods (2000) to win the U.S. Open...
Final Money, Points: 2018 PGA Championship
Brooks Koepka shot a final-round 66 at Bellerive Country Club to claim his third career major title and second of the season at the PGA Championship. Koepka held a two-shot advantage after 54 holes, then went out on...
Photos: A Vintage Tiger Birdies the 72nd Hole at Bellerive
Tiger Woods turned back the clock on Sunday at Bellerive Country Club, firing a final-round 64 to finish runner-up to Brooks Koepka at the 2018 PGA Championship. The day’s highlight was a final-hole birdie that...
6 Questions: PGA Champion Brooks Koepka
Brooks Koepka won the 100th PGA Championship with a final-round 66 to finish at 16-under par 264, two shots clear of Tiger Woods (-14) who roared up the leader board on Sunday capped off by a vintage-Tiger birdie on the...
THE WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Rose Rallies To Capture WGC-HSBC Champions
“No lead is safe” has become one of the most-used clichés in the sports world. It is probably spoken most often by television analysts, at the request of their producers, in a vain attempt to keep viewers tuned into a...
Mickelson Edges Thomas In Playoff To Win WGC-Mexico Championship
It’s finally over! The most notable winless drought in professional golf not involving Tiger Woods finally came to an exciting end in Mexico. Phil Mickelson is again a winner on the PGA Tour. Exactly 1687 days after his...
Bubba Watson Wins WGC-Dell Match Play in Landslide
When Bubba Watson was denied a roster spot in the 2016 Ryder Cup at the 11th hour, nobody could have guessed that his best match-play performance was yet to come. That performance was today, as the 39-year-old lefty...
Thomas Cruises to Blowout Win at WGC-Bridgestone Finale
Following a pedestrian four months of play, where he notched just one top 10 in eight events, reigning PGA Tour Player of the Year Justin Thomas was facing questions about the state of his game going into the PGA...
THE MAJORS
Reed Holds Off Spieth, Fowler to Win The Masters
Patrick Reed was ripped mercilessly by fans and media for referring to himself as a top-5 player in the world several years ago. Now, the famously-cocky 27-year-old has some hardware to give exceptional credence to his...
Brooks Koepka Claims Second-Consecutive U.S. Open
Easy course. Brutally difficult course. We’ll take all your U.S. Opens. Brooks Koepka shot a final-round 2-under 68 to become just the second man since the early 1950s to repeat as U.S. Open Champion, overcoming an all...
Francesco Molinari Emerges From Pack To Win 2018 Open Championship
Francesco Molinari can’t be intimidated. He just can’t. Being in contention at The Open Championship for his first career major did not do it. Competing at the notoriously difficult Carnoustie Golf Links, often referred...
Koepka Wins Second 2018 Major at PGA Championship
If it was not already official, it is now: Brooks Koepka is the PGA Tour’s current King of the Majors. He began the final round of the 100th PGA Championship with a two-stroke lead, but had to withstand the best major...
4 Courses: The 2018 Major Championships
While Augusta National annually hosts the Masters Tournament, the other three major championships are contested at different golf courses each year. Here’s an early look at the schedule, and the golf courses, for...
2018 TOUR RECAPS
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Ryder Cup Confidential: Who Should Captain Furyk Pick?
At the conclusion of the last week’s PGA Championship, the eight American players who accumulated the most Ryder Cup points over the last two years became locked into the 2018 team. American captain Jim Furyk should be...
2018 U.S. Ryder Cup Race: The Home Stretch
In just under two months, the 2018 Ryder Cup will tee off at Le Golf National in Paris, France. There are hundreds of players on Tour who would kill to be a part of that 12-man team, but opportunities to represent Team...
Report: Woods, Mickelson High-Stakes Match Getting “Closer”
According to multiple reports, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson will be teeing it up in Las Vegas over the Thanksgiving weekend in a winner-take-all match for $10 million. In a report on ESPN, Woods’ agent, Mark...
Tiger Woods Calls Firestone One of His Favorites on Tour
This week’s WGC Bridgestone Invitational ends a 65-year run by Firestone Country Club on the PGA Tour docket, an affiliation spread across four different tournaments and including two major championships. The club...
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2019 PGA Tour Schedule Includes Big Changes
The 2019 PGA Tour schedule was finally released today, rolled out with a press conference from Tour headquarters in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, and as many have speculated, the new schedule – which once again...
