Masters final leaderboard -20 D Johnson (US); -15 C Smith (Aus), S Im (Kor); -12 J Thomas (US); -11 R McIlroy (NI), D Frittelli (SA); -10 B Koepka (US), J Rahm (Spa) Selected others: -6 T Fleetwood (Eng); -5 J Rose (Eng); -4 I Poulter (Eng), D Willett (Eng); -3 B Langer (Ger); -2B DeChambeau (US); -1 T
A “soft” Augusta National will greatly enhance Bryson DeChambeau’s chances of winning his first Masters this week, says the US Open champion’s coach. The American, who has bulked up over the past year, outmuscled Winged Foot to win his first major in
The Tiger Woods guessing game is over. Woods announced on Thursday morning where he’d make his first official PGA Tour start since play resumed after the COVID stoppage. He plans to tee it up at next week’s Memorial Tournament at
Professional golf’s soft return to live broadcast action Sunday in the TaylorMade Driving Relief charity skins event had a different feel, look and sound. The players – world No. 1 Rory McIlroy and No. 5 Dustin Johnson teamed against No. 17 Rickie
HONOLULU (AP) — Saturday was no time to panic, especially at a Sony Open with so many players in the mix that one shot could lead to a good run and change the landscape in a hurry. That’s what happened
A Ryder Cup broke out at this year’s Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne in Australia where the United States won their eighth consecutive edition of this event, 16-14. That’s the highest praise I can give to a team competition that
The first words out of Tyler Duncan’s wife’s mouth on Sunday after her husband won the RSM Classic in a playoff over Webb Simpson were, “We have to change our flight to Hawaii.” This is true. Duncan, who was slated
With his stunning wire-to-wire victory Saturday at the Zozo Championship in Japan, it’s official: No golfer has ever won more PGA Tour events than Tiger Woods. After getting within one of Sam Snead’s career record of 82 PGA Tour victories
Leave it to Phil Mickelson to zig when everyone expects him to zag. Lefty — who has not had the best 2019, especially since winning the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in February — carded a 6-under 65 at the Shriners
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Byeong Hun An was making so many birdies in the Sanderson Farms Championship he worried the storms would cost him momentum. Even waking up at 4 a.m. to play 25 holes Friday didn’t slow him. An