Jordan Spieth

J.B. Holmes is showing no signs of slowing down at the British Open, the first round leader shot an opening 66, added a 3-under 68 to take the clubhouse lead at Royal Portrush.

Ryan Moore opened with five birdies in seven holes and never missed a fairway after the first one, posting a 7-under 65 for his best start at Muirfield Village.

Sung Kang closed the Byron Nelson with a 4-under 67 to finish at 23 under and beat Matt Every and Scott Piercy by two strokes. His first career victory.

Opening Day of the Ryders Cup has been living up to the hype and Tony Finau's at the par-3 16th landed 3 feet from the hole for a birdie to square the match.

The European and American players are getting in their final practice before the start of the Ryder Cup. This is one of the most anticipated Ryder Cup in years.

The weather at the British Open is very nice and Kevin Kisner took advantage of the conditions to shoot a 5-under 66 taking the early lead in the British Open.

Tiger Woods is eyeing a good outing at the U.S. Open at Shinnecock. Tiger has spent all week playing the course by himself or maybe a 9 holes with others.

After 35 years the AT&T Byron Nelson returned to Dallas. Marc Leishman shot a 10-under 61 took the first-round lead and was eight shots clear of Jordan Spieth

Patrick Reed held off rallies from McIlroy, Fowler and Spieth. Reed played with a laser focus and not once did he look at the scoreboard to see who was rallying.

SYDNEY (AP) — Jordan Spieth is returning to the Australian Open from Nov. 23-26 at The Australian Golf Club in an attempt to win the Stonehaven Cup for the third time in four years.
Golf Australia made the announcement Wednesday...