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Stacy Lewis was irritated about how she lost the Reignwood LPGA Classic on Sunday in China, and was upset about a lack of decorum by the spectators in attendance. She took to Twitter to complain about it, and has since d...

Two-time heart transplant recipient Erik Compton won the inaugural PGA Tour Courage Award on Wednesday.

Stroke-play medalist Julia Potter and Margaret Shirley advanced to final Wednesday in the U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur at Biltmore Forest.

This week's start of the new PGA Tour season appears to be a good news/bad news situation. ESPN.com's Bob Harig runs down the particulars.

The chill of the morning air in California. Veteran players discreetly looking at golf bags on the practice range so they can put names to the faces they have never seen. Young players concerned about getting into enough...

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Sweden's Jonas Blixt will look to kickstart his bid for a Ryder Cup place when the new PGA Tour season gets under way in California on Thursday - just four days after the previous season ended.

Tom Lewis says watching Justin Rose's climb to the top echelons of the game has helped him battle through his own self-doubt.

New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko has received the McCormack Medal as the world's leading women amateur for a third straight year.

Like climbing a mountain, Jeff Hunt keeps going upward step by step, and with each of those steps he enjoys the view more and more.

Julia Potter had a pair of hard-fought victories on Tuesday to reach the quarterfinals of the U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur Championship.

Julia Potter had a pair of hard-fought victories on Tuesday to reach the quarterfinals of the U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur Championship.

Julia Potter, Granger, Ind. (143) def. Marilyn Hardy, Houston, Texas (162), 3 and 2

Kevin Marsh won two matches, including a second-round win over defending champion Nathan Smith, on Tuesday to advance to the quarterfinal round at the U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship.

Bradley Bastion, Clinton Township, Mich. (146) def. Davis Boland, Louisville, Ky. (148), 4 and 2.

The greeting from Frys.com Open President Duke Butler is meant as a joke, even though it has some truth to it.