After two bogeys and a double in his first five holes, J.J. Spaun withdrew from the TOUR Championship at East Lake Golf Club with a shoulder injury. RELATED:How to Watch, Tee Times for the TOUR ...

On Tuesday, the premiere of the “Big Break” revival, which was filmed in collaboration with Good Good, was pushed back a week following the controversy surrounding Good Good’s advertisement for its ...

Most of the talk in recent months has been about what's coming down the road for the PGA TOUR in 2028—but there's still a season to play before we get to the new structure, and the full 2027 schedule ...

At the TOUR Championship on Thursday, Min Woo Lee shot a first-round 8-under-par 62 to lead by 2 shots over several players, including Collin Morikawa and Chris Gotterup. But so much of his success ...

Following the controversial video posted by Good Good over the weekend, Callaway has ended its relationship with the YouTube golf group. In a statement released on Thursday, Callaway admitted its ...

Coming into the TOUR Championship, two names were mentioned in the Player of the Year conversation: Scottie Scheffler and Wyndham Clark. But if things go his way over the weekend, as they did on ...

When it's 90° outside, the topic of snowflakes doesn't generally come up in conversation, but this week in Atlanta during his TOUR Championship press conference, Rory McIlroy made specific reference ...

Anna Nordqvist didn't want a farewell tour. When the three-time major champion announced Wednesday morning that she would retire from professional golf at the end of the 2026 season, she did it ...

Hours after Callaway announced it had ended its relationship with Good Good following the controversial video that was posted last week, Good Good posted a statement saying it has stepped away as the ...

So, where has Angel Yin been? The last time we saw the two-time winner, she probably wasn't expecting to disappear from the Tour for nearly two months. At the KPMG Women's PGA Championship in June, ...

Move over, Barry Sanders. Make some room, Ty Cobb. Step back, Gordie Howe. Someone new is coming, ready to put his name into the annals of history among the pantheon of Detroit greats. And his name?