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The 27-year-old said he hopes taping and painkillers will be enough to get through the PGA Tour's season opener in Hawaii this week without “major problems.”
Max Schreiber|
Scottie Scheffler enters as the man to beat, but it should be another unpredictable year in men's golf. Bob Harig breaks down the season ahead.
Bob Harig|
After a dozen years, the former star returned to golf by taking a wild-card spot with LIV but showed few signs of his old prowess. 
John Schwarb|
Great characters as well as chroniclers of the game left us in 2024 but will never be forgotten.
John Schwarb|
Korda, the heavy favorite, saw her hopes for a second major of the year dashed after her third hole in the first round.
Max Schreiber|
It's been a strange year for the world's No. 1 golfer.
Tom Dierberger|
Scottie Scheffler Injures Hand at Christmas Dinner, Will Miss Sentry Championship
Bob Harig|
Our favorite golf stories from 2024, which was another busy year on and off the golf course.
Jeff Ritter|
Murray was a feel-good story in early 2024, but turned tragic in May when he was found dead in his Florida home.
Bob Harig|
The Olympic bronze medalist was robbed on the way to the U.S. for the PGA Tour’s playoffs, then won in Memphis with a replacement caddie.
Max Schreiber|
The highly anticipated biennial battle of women’s golf was marred by a shuttle gaffe and the LPGA’s slow reaction to it.
Max Schreiber|
One of the best players of his generation appeared a lock for Olympic gold until major pressure arrived on the back nine of the final round.
Max Schreiber|
At the PNC Championship, the soon-to-be 49-year-old didn't say much about his outlook for next year but his on-course behavior did, Bob Harig writes. Also: more Ryder Cup pay talk and Bryson's favorite wedge.
Bob Harig|
Fred Couples was asked at the PNC Championship if PGA Tour players need to be better entertainers to increase interest in the game.
Max Schreiber|
The 51-year-old British Open champion told Golfweek that he will jump from the PGA Tour to the PGA Tour Champions in 2025.
Max Schreiber|
The world No. 1 had plenty of chalky wins for bettors while the women's majors included some nice paydays.
Iain MacMillan|
An eagle putt by the ageless Bernhard Langer won the family scramble but Team Woods relished the competition decided in a playoff.
Bob Harig|
Charlie Woods doesn’t have that kind of money...yet.
Tyler Lauletta.|
The 15-year-old son of the 15-time major champion aced the fourth hole Sunday in Orlando.
John Schwarb|
Tiger Woods played well during an opening-round 59 alongside son Charlie in the annaul team event. Afterward, Woods downplayed his performance, saying 'I'm just trying to have fun out here.'
Bob Harig|
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