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Spieth staying positive after losing No. 1 ranking

The best remaining players on the PGA Tour are north of Chicago for the third straight tournament that features an $8.25 million purse and a chance to claim the $10 million bonus for winning the FedEx Cup.

The best remaining players on the PGA Tour are north of Chicago for the third straight tournament that features an $8.25 million purse and a chance to claim the $10 million bonus for winning the FedEx Cup. …

Rio Olympic golf course will get first test in March

The verbal jousting has started to crank up ahead of this week's 14th Solheim Cup in Germany, with Europe and the United States both suggesting they are the underdogs to win the biennial team event.

Sobel: Garcia's unintentional message could alter playoffs

Darren Clarke admits he's looking to find consistency in his game again after a recent slump in form, starting at this week's Italian Open.

We're set for another bumper week of live golf, with the Solheim Cup, BMW Championship and the Italian Open all part of nearly 80 hours of live coverage over four days on Sky Sports.

Mike Lorenzo-Vera is one of three selections David John has tipped to challenge at this week's Italian Open.

The Orange Bowl Committee is launching a girls' sports program for the first time Marisa Urrutia is one of the young faces that represent the program The Drive for Excellence program involves 35 girls participating in a ...

David Feherty signed a contract with NBC Sports that will put him on the broadcast team with Johnny Miller, allow him to extend his popular "Feherty" series on Golf Channel and possibly lead to new ventures for golf's fu...

Feherty, who worked as an on-course reporter for 19 years at CBS, is known for his Irish accent and off-kilter approach to commentary.

Jordan Spieth has a green jacket, a U.S. Open trophy and an eye for photojournalism.

Jordan Spieth goes into this week's BMW Championship after missing consecutive cuts for the first time in his remarkable career but, far from being concerned, he puts that down to simply "two bad weeks".

Two wins in seven years on the PGA Tour doesn't compute for a player with the talent and work ethic of Jason Day. It was simple enough to attribute his slow start to injuries, and that would be accurate with one stipulat...

Two wins in seven years on the PGA Tour doesn't compute for a player with the talent and work ethic of Jason Day. It was simple enough to attribute his slow start to injuries, and that would be accurate with one stipulat...