Two words can go a long way when Tiger Woods is behind them.
by DOUG FERGUSON / The Associated PressThe gates to Augusta National opened a little after 7 a.m. Monday. It didn't feel as though Masters week started until just before 3 p.m.
by Associated PressA comeback unlike any other for Tiger Woods might start at the Masters.
by DOUG FERGUSON / The Associated PressWhen J.J. Spaun finally broke through on the PGA Tour, it came with a big bonus. Suddenly, he needs to make travel plans to get to Augusta.
by The Associated PressBaylor School graduate Harris English has decided not to play in the Masters next week as he recovers from surgery to repair a torn labrum.
by The Associated PressTiger Woods flew to Augusta National on Tuesday, sparking even greater speculation the Masters next week could be his first time competing against the best since a car crash 14 months ago severely injured his right leg.
by DOUG FERGUSON / AP Golf WriterBy now, winning should be old hat for Scottie Scheffler.
by The Associated PressSam Burns celebrated another victory Sunday at the Valspar Championship, and it was nothing like he experienced a year ago. Not even close.
by DOUG FERGUSON / The Associated PressCameron Smith was unflappable as ever on a TPC Sawgrass stage that causes so much anxiety.
by DOUG FERGUSON / AP Golf WriterThe Players Championship said goodbye to Sunday with another day of golf ahead and a long way to go to decide its champion.
by DOUG FERGUSON / The Associated PressThe Players Championship has been brutally tough, and it's not even halfway done.
by DOUG FERGUSON / The Associated PressThe Players Championship delivered only four hours of golf Friday before rain saturated TPC Sawgrass, assuring the PGA Tour's premier event will not end until Monday.
by DOUG FERGUSON / The Associated PressThe PGA Tour's premier event with a $20 million purse got off to a stop-and-go start because of storms Thursday, and there's a dire forecast for Friday. Only 66 players finished the opening round, and a dozen didn't even hit their first tee shots.
by DOUG FERGUSON / The Associated PressThe greatest player of his generation, Tiger Woods took his place among the best of all time Wednesday night.
by DOUG FERGUSON / The Associated PressJustin Thomas walked into the locker room at the TPC Sawgrass just like has done for the last seven years, with one interruption in his routine.
by DOUG FERGUSON / AP Golf WriterScottie Scheffler isn't sure he won the Arnold Palmer Invitational as much as he survived it.
by The Associated PressGeorgia is on Sepp Straka's mind in a different way this time.
by The Associated PressWhile a vast majority of the over-the-top outrage in sports has been reserved for Juwan Howard - and rightly so - Phil Mickelson certainly deserves an avalanche of angst right about now.
by Jay GreesonPGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan says he has "zero complacency" when it comes to the threat of a Saudi-funded rival league, and he has a clear message for any player still tempted to leave.
by DOUG FERGUSON / AP Golf WriterJoaquin Niemann set or matched some form of a scoring record at Riviera Country Club every round of the Genesis Invitational until Sunday.
by The Associated PressFour days in the Arizona desert, particularly the weekend of the Phoenix Open, provided a clear reminder of what the PGA Tour has sorely needed.
by DOUG FERGUSON / AP Golf WriterScottie Scheffler was even for the day and three strokes out of the lead after bogeying the par-3 12th hole during the final round of the Phoenix Open.
by The Associated PressJordan Spieth knew what to expect long before he ever saw Tom Hoge play golf.
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