Koepka gets another major win at PGA, LIV gets a major champion
Brooks Koepka now has five major championships, remarkable because he only started playing them on a regular basis 10 years ago.
Jon Rahm looking to add to his big year and facing a big test at PGA Championship
Jon Rahm watched video of the last PGA Championship at Oak Hill, which would not seem to be of much value considering the restoration work on the East Course, the rain-soaked week in 2013 and the fact that it was in August.
Ferguson: PGA and LIV produced a Masters just like any other
The Masters had eight major champions finish among the top 10 and ties, and where they made a living became a mere footnote when Jon Rahm slipped into the green jacket.
Jon Rahm a Masters champion everyone saw coming
Jon Rahm is a Masters champion, and he can say he saw this coming based on the message in a fortune cookie from a Chinese fast-food chain nearly 10 years ago.
Koepka living large at Masters, leads with Rahm and Hovland
Brooks Koepka carved out a new identity that sure looked familiar Thursday in the Masters.
LIV and let live: Masters still about who wins green jacket
Masters Chairman Fred Ridley sat among 33 champions in green jackets at golf's most exclusive dinner. It was a time to celebrate Scottie Scheffler as the most recent winner, to share laughs, memories and even a few tears.
PGA Tour fall offers spots in Masters and $20 million events
A trip to the Masters and a chance to play in two $20 million tournaments are among the incentives for PGA Tour players to play this fall if they don't reach the FedEx Cup playoffs.
Keegan Bradley’s latest tie in Match Play feels like a win
Keegan Bradley extended his dubious streak to 16 matches over 11 years without winning in the Dell Technologies Match Play. He sure felt like a winner Wednesday.
Last Match Play, last chance for Kuchar at Tiger’s record
Matt Kuchar has a chance to break at least one record belonging to Tiger Woods, and the Dell Technologies Match Play will be his last chance.
Ferguson: LIV resumes after break that was anything but loud
LIV Golf decides when to hold tournaments by avoiding what its leader, Greg Norman, calls heritage events. That's another way of saying it will find holes in the PGA Tour schedule with weak fields or marginal interest.
