 | Phil Mickelson not giving up on playing PGA TourPhil Mickelson stuck to his script and showed restraint when put in tough spots at the U.S. Open, a big change for him. |
 | Thongchai Jaidee becomes first Thai golfer to win on PGA Tour ChampionsJerry Kelly and 36-hole co-leader Miguel Angel Jimenez were amongst four players who finished tied third on Sunday. |
 | PGA Tour says Saudi-paid players no longer eligible for tourPGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan held a hard line on his pledge that players could choose one tour or the other, but not both. |
 | LPGA's first major to move to Carlton Woods in HoustonCarlton Woods is a Jack Nicklaus signature design and will host the Chevron Championship from April 20-23 next year, two weeks after the Masters. |
 | Men's, women's Australian Opens to be played concurrentlyThe Australian PGA tournament scheduled to be held the week before at Royal Queensland in Brisbane is also co-sanctioned by the European tour. |
 | HSBC Women's World Championship: Jin Young Ko tied for second-round lead at LPGA Tour SingaporeKo shot a 5-under 67, including a birdie on the par-5 16th, and was level with Amy Yang, who also shot 67 and they had 8-under totals of 136 on the Sentosa Golf Club's Tanjong course. |
 | Tiger Woods returns to PGA Tour but only as a tournament hostHe's expecting the course to be firm and fast, with the plan for the greens to get increasingly difficult till he interrupted himself with a realization Woods has come to accept. |
 | AT&T Pebble Beach Pro: Jordan Spieth, Patrick Cantlay carry load of limited star powerCantlay and Spieth are looked upon to provide the limited star quality - at least among PGA Tour players, not so much the amateurs. |
 | Jim Furyk caps off big run late for one-shot lead​ at Sony OpenKevin Chappell, down to his last five tournaments on a medical exemption stemming from back surgery, past Sony Open winner Patton Kizzire and Michael Thompson were at 63. |
 | 'Still long way from playing PGA Tour': Tiger Woods returns to mainstream golfTen months after Woods shattered his right leg from a car he crashed down a hill in suburban Los Angeles, he was back to golf with 12-year-old son Charlie. |
 | PGA Tour: 'Player of the year' Patrick Cantlay too busy concentrating to think of celebratingCantlay typically is the model of concentration over every shot as every now and then, his tongue will cover his upper lip as he prepares to hit a shot. |
 | Wild ride for DeChambeau leaves him tied with Cantlay at BMWThe biggest disappointment belonged to Jon Rahm, the world's No. 1 player, who had three bogeys and no birdies over the last six holes and shot 70. |
 | Interview with Top Indian Golfer Anirban Lahiri | 'I need to win, it's been too long'The two-time Olympian spoke about retaining his PGA Tour card, the year ahead and the need to have more public golf courses in India |
 | I need to win, get this albatross off my neck: Anirban LahiriAnirban Lahiri said how he performs in the play-offs and where he finishes in the FEDEX Cup standing will help him to plan his schedule better. |
 | Anirban Lahiri finishes 46th, retains PGA card for 2021-22Lahiri's final Tied-46th placing earned him the 121st spot on the FedEx Cup standings, which ensured his playing rights for 2021-22 season, beginning in September. |
