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Tiger Woods has pulled out of the Arnold Palmer Invitational because of persistent back pains.

To listen to Patrick Reed after he won at Doral is to be reminded of the famous exchange at the 1989 Ryder Cup.

To listen to Patrick Reed after he won at Doral is to be reminded of the famous exchange at the 1989 Ryder Cup.     

The Champions Tour and Regions Financial Corporation announced on Tuesday that the Regions Tradition will remain in Birmingham, Alabama, through 2018.

The Champions Tour's Regions Tradition will remain in Birmingham through 2018.

The Champions Tour's Regions Tradition will remain in Birmingham through 2018.

The Champions Tour's Regions Tradition will remain in Birmingham through 2018.     

Padraig Harrington defended playing-partner John Daly who posted an horrendous round of 90 during last week's Valspar Championship at Innisbrook in Florida.

When a guy like Robert Garrigus gets a bad time for slow play, you know there is something else going on.

Wells Fargo has extended its title sponsorship on the PGA Tour for five more years, even if that means leaving Quail Hollow for one year.

All signs, and particularly the numbers, pointed to another meltdown by John Daly.

All signs, and particularly the numbers, pointed to another meltdown by John Daly.     

Europe's newest golfing sensation, Charley Hull, says she is not setting herself any immediate targets for the next couple of years, preferring to simply take 'one round at a time.'

Jay Monahan was promoted to deputy commissioner of the PGA Tour on Tuesday, the first indication of a possible successor to Tim Finchem.     

The PGA Tour has named Jay Monahan to the post of deputy commissioner, effective April 1.

Jay Monahan was promoted to deputy commissioner of the PGA Tour on Tuesday, the first indication of a possible successor to Tim Finchem.

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He's still the No. 1-ranked golfer in the world, but a closer look at Tiger Woods' final round statistics in recent years reveals a disturbing trend, writes ESPN.com's Justin Ray.

The San Diego City Council has unanimously approved a proposal that brings the U.S. Open back to Torrey Pines in 2021.

The San Diego city council has unanimously approved a proposal that brings the U.S. Open back to Torrey Pines in 2021.

The San Diego city council has unanimously approved a proposal that brings the U.S. Open back to Torrey Pines in 2021.