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Iconic Riviera Country Club, which once again hosts the Northern Trust Open this week, is loved by the players for its classic feel and the fact that it barely changes from year to year.

Miguel Angel Jimenez had mixed emotions the day after learning he had lost out to Northern Ireland's Darren Clarke in the bid to become Europe's new Ryder Cup captain.

Fred Couples is fine with Davis Love III getting the 2016 U.S. Ryder Cup captaincy, but he admitted he might have had a problem with the PGA of America had they gone with someone other than Love or himself.

Defending champion Siddikur Rahman and three-time runner-up Shiv Chowrasia each shot 6-under 65 Thursday to take a share of the lead with three others in the first round of the Indian Open.

As the countdown to the first Major of 2015 continues, Colin Montgomerie tests the players on their Masters knowledge.

Defending champion Siddikur Rahman and India's SSP Chawrasia are among five players sharing the clubhouse lead after the opening round of the Hero Indian Open.

Miguel Angel Jimenez has given his backing to new European Ryder Cup captain Darren Clarke and wants to feature in the side next autumn.

English duo Charley Hull and Melissa Reid are three shots adrift of leader Ilhee Lee after the opening round of the Women's Australian Open.

South Korea's Lee Il-hee shot a flawless five-under par 68 on Thursday to lead after the first round of the women's Australian Open, the third event on this year's LPGA Tour.

South Korea's Ilhee Lee took advantage of calm morning conditions at Royal Melbourne to shoot a 5-under 68 and take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the Women's Australian Open.

South Korea's Ilhee Lee took advantage of calm morning conditions at Royal Melbourne to shoot a 5-under 68 and take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the Women's Australian Open.

Darren Clarke was selected as the captain of the European team for the 2016 Ryder Cup.

Golf's premier tournament, the Masters, is set to get underway in less than two months. When the field hit the links at Augusta on April 9, it will be as wide open as ever.

Golf is Jay Seawell's business and just happens to be one of Nick Saban's offseason pleasures.