Golf

The 29-year-old topped Will Zalatoris in the playoff for his second career major win.

The 15-time major winner turned in one of his worst rounds at a major before exiting the event, clearly struggling with the aftermath of his car crash a year ago.

Tiger Woods rallied late to make the cut while stars such as Justin Thomas and Rory McIlroy lurk near the top of the leaderboard.

Phil Mickelson won the PGA a year ago and Tiger Woods’s future was uncertain. A year later, things are much different as the tournament begins in Tulsa on Thursday.

Before he won a green jacket and soared to No. 1 in the world, he was seen as a future superstar by those who saw him develop in Texas.

The 25-year-old American and world No. 1 took his first major at Augusta National, riding a stretch that has established him as golf’s preeminent young star.

The beloved Georgia Peach Ice Cream Sandwich isn’t for sale at this year’s Masters. Trying to figure out why produces more questions than answers at Augusta National.

The 46-year-old finished the day 1-over par while 25-year-old American Scottie Scheffler surged to a five-stroke lead at 8-under par.

Less than 14 months after a life-threatening car crash, Woods delivered an electric return to Augusta National with a 1-under par 71.

Modern golf is fueled by power more than ever. Augusta National keeps making its holes longer to keep up. But that may not be a sustainable solution.

The golf legend is on the verge of a return that seemed improbable when he suffered life-threatening injuries in a car crash 14 months ago.

Almost 14 months after a near-fatal car crash, the golf legend said he is going to Augusta to continue his preparation to try and compete in the major.

A Saudi-backed golf league tried to woo the best golfers in the world. The PGA Tour has emerged unscathed. Phil Mickelson didn’t.

The six-time major winner said comments released last week were “out of context” but invited sponsors to “pause or end” their relationships with him.

Ten months after his car crash, Woods knows his golf career won’t be the same. The PNC Championship is a sign of the kind of competition he’s ready for.

The golf legend cast doubt on his return to competitive golf after the life-threatening wreck that seriously injured his leg in February.

The dominant win came with a team of historically young Americans who are poised to boost the U.S. chances for years to come.

The Americans enter the Sunday singles with an 11-5 lead, but the Europeans finally began showing signs of life late on the second day of action.

The U.S. raced out to a 6-2 lead on the back of its big-hitting stars who outmuscled Europe on the opening day of the event.

The U.S. is playing at home and actually favored in the series dominated by Europe. But Whistling Straits in Wisconsin may give an advantage—to the visitors.