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Imagine being embarrassed that you’re only the 20th-best person in the world at your job. So please take a moment of silence for Brooks Koepka. The four-time major winner and former World No. 1 has somehow allowed 19 players …

Every week on the PGA Tour is a big-money proposition with putts down the stretch potentially being worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Interestingly, many pros will tell you that the money doesn’t enter their mind …

An already-weak field at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am got even weaker on Wednesday when defending champion Daniel Berger withdrew. Berger cited a back issue, although upon meeting with the media on Tuesday, he made no …

As has been the case with a lot of things over the past two years, nothing can halt growing momentum like Covid. Covid’s victim this week? Will Zalatoris, fresh off a T6 finish at the American …

The first big PGA Tour event of the year will be without much of its star power this weekend at the Farmers Insurance Open. The list of names trunk-slamming on Thursday evening is impressive: Bryson DeChambeau, …

For the past 25 years, the conversation surrounding Tiger Woods as a broadcast viewership driver has evolved from “Tiger moves the needle” to “Tiger is the needle.” While Woods has been out of the spotlight for …

Brooks Koepka posted an ominous Twitter picture collage on Sunday evening that led to confirmation from Eamon Lynch at Golfweek: the four-time major champion had gone under the knife again. Koepka told Lynch that he had …

It’s no secret that Rickie Fowler has been struggling on the course recently. The former World No. 4 is down to 65th in the Official World Golf Rankings and is poised to miss out on his …

During a normal year at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, fans don’t even need a fantastic out-of-nowhere round from Jordan Spieth to be whipped into a frenzy. Given the past year and the circumstances surrounding the …

There’s a saying about great art coming from pain, but there’s no explanation about whose pain requires that inspiration. With that in mind, fresh off of Tony Finau’s disappointing loss last weekend to Webb Simpson at the Waste …

As far as equipment goes, PGA Tour pros are among the most catered-to golfers on the planet. The pros oftentimes get paid to play a certain brand’s equipment, and even if they don’t have a contract, …

The reasoning behind Phil Mickelson’s decision to take up the offer from the European Tour’s Saudi International became a little clearer on Wednesday when the five-time major champions pro-am grouping made their way around Royal Greens …