Dylan Dethier

After a breakthrough win the PGA Tour welcomes a surprising rookie. Here's who else is vying for Tour cards, plus (limited) politics talk.

Rory McIlroy is changing his swing and his schedule. His explanation tells us about McIlroy and about pro golf, too.

The TGL's docuseries raises questions, so do the PGA Tour's changes, Charley Hull is back, we've got election distractions and more.

As James Bond, Sean Connery starred in arguably golf's most iconic movie scene. Who better to explain why we love golf?

LIV Golf made a big change to its Promotions event, signaling a shift in strategy. Here are five things that tells us.

Does Scottie Scheffler use Trackman? He and coach Randy Smith have a slightly different approach than some of his tech-obsessed peers.

J.T. Poston hadn't three-putted in 109 holes — but then he faced a four-footer to win the Shriners Childrens Open. He buried it.

The PGA Tour's biggest missing pieces, a new lefty golfer has arrived, Ryder Cup drama continues and more in this week's Monday Finish.

Golf continues to fight its reputation as a sport for old codgers, but here's a surprising piece of ammo about golfers' average ages.

Tom and Si Woo Kim's celebrations had gotten "extreme" and "a little fabricated," Wyndham Clark told The Loop. Here's his side of the story.

One Ryder Cupper battled back, Augusta National is helping and Rory McIlroy analyzed the Jay Monahan-Yasir Al-Rumayyan St. Andrews summit.

The mid-am circuit delivers a fascinating cultural combination: working-man golf at the world's most elite, exclusive clubs.

This year's Presidents Cup delivered a time-traveler, an ageless wonder, a mischievous leader and nonstop drama.

Our writers break down the best, worst, wildest and most memorable from an exciting week at the Presidents Cup.

Tom Kim said he'd drawn energy from American players "cursing at us." His opponents said they had no idea what he was referring to.

There are two Georgia Bulldogs at the Presidents Cup. One each from Texas, LSU, and Oklahoma State. But how 'bout three from Kent State?

What would the Presidents Cup look like with LIV Players involved? Brooks, Bryson, Niemann, Cam Smith? Maybe not as different as you'd think.

Keegan Bradley's triumphant return to U.S. team golf is filled with gratitude — and a fascinating twinge of regret.

The "Smiling Assassin" is there in the locker room, a Tiger-and-Phil-beating Presidents Cup legend, Shigeki Maruyama, back in a new role.

Our writers on the ground at the Presidents Cup break down the best match, biggest surprise, MVPs and some (questionable) predictions.