Golf News

Any mention of golf during the week of Thanksgiving used to be about the Skins Game.

Brooks Koepka matched the feat achieved by fellow American Peter Uihlein 12 months ago when he was named European Tour Rookie of the Year on Tuesday.

Charlie Sifford, who in 1961 became the first African-American to join the PGA Tour, on Monday was awarded the nation's highest civilian honor by President Obama.

American Brooks Koepka has been named the Sir Henry Cotton European Tour Rookie of the Year for 2014.

2014 turned out to be a vintage year of golf on the European Tour and the DP World Tour Championship epitomised all that is good in the game today.

Charlie Sifford took his rightful place among the greats from his era after being just the third golfer ever to be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in a White House ceremony, ESPN.com's Farrell Evans writes.

Adam Scott will be looking for revenge over Rory McIlroy when the two stars battle it out in this week's Australian Open in Sydney.

No. 1-ranked Rory McIlroy has been grouped with Geoff Ogilvy and Stuart Appleby for the opening rounds of his Australian Open title defense this week and will be among the early starters at The Australian golf club.