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Powell, who played on the L.P.G.A. Tour from 1967 to 1980, experienced racism and received death threats. Now she's one of the first female members of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club in Scotland.

Martin Piller completed a wire-to-wire victory Sunday in the Albertsons Boise Open for his fourth Web.com Tour title.

The golf coach resorted to scolding his prized pupil, a putting lesson was finally learned, and on Sunday a beaming Chun In-gee was hugging the silver trophy as U.S. Women's Open champion.

Delayed Davies shows, but misses her induction

Facing a group of puzzled British Open spectators, his back to the flag, Kevin Kisner banged one ball off the stone wall alongside the 17th hole.

Major champions Mark O'Meara, David Graham and Laura Davies have joined the World Golf Hall of Fame in an induction class that included a renowned architect who built major championship courses.

Dustin Johnson isn't much for looking back. He doesn't spend a lot of time wondering what might have been just a few weeks ago at the U.S. Open.

There was no escaping Jordan Spieth even before he arrived Monday at St. Andrews to resume his pursuit of the Grand Slam.

American Dustin Johnson still fancies his chances at The 144th Open, a month after blowing his hopes in the US Open.

Dustin Johnson refuses to get too downcast about his costly late blunder at last month's U.S. Open and believes he has still "got what it takes" to land a breakthrough victory in a major championship.

Paul Casey had a front-row seat for Louis Oosthuizen's romp to the claret jug the last time the British Open was staged at St. Andrews.

Paul Casey admits he still thinks about his missed putts the last time The Open was played at St Andrews.

David Graham, the only Australian golfer to win two different major championships, wiped tears from his eyes as he prepared for an emotional induction to the World Golf Hall of Fame later on Monday.

Jordan Spieth says he cannot wait to take on the challenges of St Andrews for the first time as a professional and admits it is “mind boggling” that the course is intact.

Jordan Spieth, aiming to become the first golfer to win the year's first three majors since 1953, will partner fellow American Dustin Johnson and Japan's Hideki Matsuyama at the British Open on Thursday.

By shooting 20-under over the final three founds, American Jordan Spieth took down the John Deere Classic and further secured his standing as the heavy favorite heading into the British Open Thursday. The 21-year-old hel...

Jordan Spieth sets off on his quest for the British Open by playing with the guy he beat in the U.S. Open.

Jordan Spieth has been paired with Dustin Johnson for the opening two rounds of the 144th Open at St Andrews, which starts Thursday.

Mickelson makes emotional return to Muirfield

The Open returns to St Andrews this week. We look back at the past championships hosted at the home of golf.

Luke Donald believes he is close to the form that saw him to world No 1 and become the first player to top the money lists on both sides of the Atlantic in the same season.

Jordan Spieth will replace Rory McIlroy as world No 1 if he wins the 144th Open and completes the third leg of an unprecedented calendar grand slam.