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Here is how to watch the PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, LIV Golf, DP World Tour, Korn Ferry Tour and PGA Tour Champions every week.
John Schwarb|
The thought of the legend playing 50-and-over events once seemed ridiculous, but John Hawkins says it could make perfect sense.
John Hawkins|
PGA Tour Latinoamerica and PGA Tour Canada will merge, with season-long top finishers feeding into the Korn Ferry Tour.
Bob Harig|
Less than two months after a 23-over missed cut in Florida, Lucas Herbert won in Japan.
Alex Miceli|
"We don't give a damn how he feels," Pat Perez said when asked about PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan's thoughts on LIV, but reports first pinned those comments on Dustin Johnson.
SI Editorial|
Golf's magic number was fired again last week on the Korn Ferry Tour, which prompted The Ranking to dig deeper into the Holy Grail of scores.
Gary Van Sickle|
Richard Bland and Eddie Pepperell took shots at each other while discussing the spotlight hole at LIV's Australia event.
Bob Harig|
Nick Hardy and Davis Riley weren't among the favorites entering the Zurich, but their win propelled each of them into the top 100 in our world rankings.
Jeff Ritter|
The PGA Tour returns to Mexico for the second time in the 2022-23 season for a national open.
John Schwarb|
Social media users balked at the Western New York club’s “corkage fee.”
Dan Gartland|
European captain Luke Donald says he's keeping his options open, and U.S. captain Zach Johnson says he may start to pay more attention to the upstart tour.
Alex Miceli|
The phrase 'grow the game' is cliche, but the Saudi-backed tour did just that by holding an event in golf-crazy Australia.
Bob Harig|
July's British Open at Royal Liverpool, where Woods won, seems like a huge stretch. So when would Tiger emerge after that?
Bob Harig|
One American has finished last in all four LIV Golf events this season.
Bob Harig|
A Lim Kim’s approach shot on the 18th hole was painful to watch.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The 25-year-old once contemplated stepping away from professional golf. Now she’s a major champion in Houston.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The LPGA’s first major of 2023 offered a tournament-record $5.1 million purse, and the Californian took home the first-place prize.
Jeff Ritter|
With their team victory, the pair of best friends will be exempt on the PGA Tour until 2025.
Gabrielle Herzig|
With a final-round 65 in the alternate-shot format, the first-time teammates became first-time PGA Tour winners.
Jeff Ritter|
The former NFL star couldn’t even explain how he ended up in such a predicament.
Joseph Salvador|
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