Golf News

U.S. Amateur champion Andy Ogletree and runner-up John Augenstein headline the United States' final seven additions to its Walker Cup team.

Hall of Fame broadcaster Jack Whitaker, who had been the only living play-by-play announcer from the first 21 Super Bowls, died Sunday at age 95.

Neither U.S. team captain and Masters winner Tiger Woods nor U.S. Open champion Gary Woodland qualified for one of the eight automatic spots on the United States team that was determined at the end of the BMW Championshi...

Tiger Woods didn't qualify for the season-ending Tour Championship on Sunday, but he took solace in the fact that he won his 15th major when he captured the Masters for the fifth time earlier this season.

Justin Thomas will go into the Tour Championship top of the FedExCup standings after registering his first win of the season at the BMW Championship.

The basketball star will donate a seven-figure sum to fund men's and women's Division I golf at the university for at least six years.

Increased fines and in-round penalty strokes are just some of the new ways the European Tour plans to battle slow play in the 2020 season.

The European Tour have announced new measures aimed at stamping out slow play in golf, including tougher penalties for offenders.

Doug Barron became the 13th Monday qualifier, and the first since 2012, to win a PGA Tour Champions event on Sunday when he beat Fred Couples by two strokes in the Dick's Sporting Goods Open.

Justin Thomas got his first PGA Tour win of the season and Woods, who finished tied for 37th, began his transition to Presidents Cup captain.

Andy Ogletree claimed the US Amateur Championship title after fighting back to beat John Augenstein in the final at Pinehurst on Sunday.