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Tiger Woods’s big April Fools’ Day joke is that he’s going to play golf.
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The Valero Texas Open will give players one last shot to punch their ticket to Augusta National.
Andy North told a revealing story about Woods's game, but fellow U.S. Open champion Curtis Strange wants the 15-time major winner to keep playing, regardless of his form.
One week before the Masters, a tune-up is in store for a number of top players in Texas.
When finding he’d be out for months from surgery after his triumphant 2008 U.S. Open win, Woods gave his caddie a generous vacation. Also: LIV Golf's U.S. opener and Rory McIlroy's Masters prep.
The final round of the Texas Children's Houston Open felt like it was taking forever—and Alejandro Tosti was reportedly unhappy with his playing partners.
McIlroy, who recently made a driver tweak, says his right elbow is bothering him and has "some stuff to work on" with the Masters in less than two weeks.
Things got dicey at the end, but despite hitting just 22 fairways all week, Min Woo Lee held off two major champions for his maiden PGA Tour victory.
The Australian won for the first time on the PGA Tour.
The second of back-to-back weeks in Texas is a place for stars to get a final Augusta tuneup and others to take one last chance at trying to get into the season’s first major.
Eugenio Chacarra has won the Hero Indian Open, earning a DP World Tour card in the process.
The world No. 1 sits atop the leaderboard at Memorial Park after a second round 62.
Rickie Fowler, who needs a win this week to get into the Masters, made an incredible hole-out for eagle in Round 2 at the Texas Children's Houston Open.
Jon Rahm pushes back on the narrative that LIV golfers "don't care about golf" in upcoming LIV docuseries.
Min Woo Lee struggled while in contention at the Players, but he could bounce back this week in Houston.
Inside the Vessel Lux Pro Carbon Cart bag, which delivers top-end performance and is on sale now.
Zhang, 21, just finished a "heavy" yet "fulfilling" winter quarter at Stanford. She tells SI that she has a new perspective on how to approach her upcoming season.
The SI Golf staff debates PGA Tour disciplinary policy, Viktor vs. JT in the majors, when TGL should play and remote broadcasts for tournaments.
CBS’s Jim Nantz revealed his plans to retire as the Masters’s lead broadcaster—but expect to hear “hello, friends” from Augusta for a little while longer.
An indoor simulator league was a brave new world for ESPN and pro golf, and Kyle Koster writes that its debut year should be judged as a winner—with room to be much more.