Golf News

Tiger Woods has admitted safety was the main reason for delaying his PGA Tour return, although is now ready to 'take the risk' and get back to competitive action.

Tiger Woods will be accompanied by two of golf's biggest names when he returns to the PGA Tour at this week's Memorial.

After a five-month PGA Tour layoff, Woods will try to adjust to competing without his usual throng of spectators at the Memorial Tournament this weekend. "It's just a silent and different world."

Pete Cowen has compared watching Bryson DeChambeau’s power hitting to "going to the circus", although admits he has been impressed with the American’s added distance.

World No 2 Jon Rahm and Tony Finau will take on Ian Poulter and Graeme McDowell in a special charity contest ahead of the Memorial Tournament, live on Sky Sports.

Tiger Woods faces another head-to-head showdown with Rory McIlroy after being grouped with the world No 1 and Brooks Koepka for the first two rounds of the Memorial Tournament.

Paul McGinley looks ahead to Tiger Woods' return to PGA Tour action and tries to explain Rory McIlroy's slow start since golf's resumption.