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'Immature' behavior in final round of Arnold Palmer Invitational mars Brit’s 1st victory on PGA Tour, reader contends

World Golf Hall of Fame announces Woods as landslide 1st member of 2021 class, which has yet to be completed

Hero Indian Open, which had been scheduled for next week in New Delhi, joins Malaysian, Volvo China and Magical Kenya opens as casualties of global pandemic

On a TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course built to spotlight the game’s best ball-strikers, one of golf’s most talented tee-to-green machines returns intent to make amends for last year’s final-round meltdown

Coronavirus dominates commissioner Jay Monahan’s annual ‘State of the Tour’ address, with the crosshairs set on this month’s WGC Match Play in Austin and perhaps even the PGA Championship in San Francisco in May

Now that he is teaching again, former CBS analyst tells co-hosts John Hawkins and Mike Purkey that he ‘always viewed myself as a teacher,’ even when on the air

Majors matter far more than Olympic gold, but it didn’t have to be that way for golf at the Summer Games

Kris Spence's quality work as a golf course architect is undeniable, but he's mostly known for his renovations and restorations. His work on the Quixote Club, though, could change that stereotype

At Woburn Golf Club northwest of London, the author and his faithful black Labrador retriever Izzy play a style of mixed-couples golf that would be unrecognizable in much of North America

9-year pact with CBS, NBC/Golf Channel and ESPN+ will cost networks $700 million or more per year in media-rights fees, and guess who will pay for it all? That's right: You, the golf fan

When American star declined interest in Tokyo Games, reportedly to focus on PGA Tour playoffs, what he really meant was that he won’t play without a big payday

World’s best golfers should be able to adjust to demanding conditions such as those found last week at Bay Hill for the Arnold Palmer Invitational

The Champions Tour will play the Constellation Furyk & Friends on Oct. 8-10 next year at Timuquana Country Club in Jacksonville, Fla., near Furyk’s home

Morning Read’s Alex Miceli, comparing the tough scoring conditions at the recent Arnold Palmer Invitational to pileups at a NASCAR event, races out of Orlando with a few emotional dents and dings of his own

Englishman wins PGA Tour's Arnold Palmer Invitational on a Bay Hill course that would have been tough enough even for ‘The King’

What was so controversial about NBC’s Paul Azinger’s comments that Europeans ‘have to win on the PGA Tour’? Nothing, unless you’re a European who rarely, if ever, wins on the PGA Tour