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Latest Golf News- Day, Johnson Start StrongJason Day and Zach Johnson each shot opening 63s to beat the bad weather, while Tiger Woods is nine shots back after playing in the afternoon. […]
- First Tee Open: Calcavecchia Opens With 64Mark Calcavecchia shot a bogey-free 64 at Del Monte Golf Club to take a three-shot lead after one round. […]
- Nationwide To Cut Ties With Developmental TourNationwide Insurance announced it will end its title sponsorship of the PGA Tour's developmental circuit when the contract expires in two years. […]
- Teen Manassero Takes LeadSeventeen-year-old Matteo Manassero shot an opening 64 to take a one-shot lead at the European Masters. […]
- Woods Takes Out $54M Mortgage On Florida EstateFresh off his divorce, Tiger Woods has taken out a $54.5 million mortgage on his Florida waterfront estate. […]
- Day, Johnson Start Strong
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PGA Tour Latest
- Threesome goes low and reaps rewardsNORTON, Mass. -- Ryan Palmer called it a "wild" day while Jason Day happily branded it "really weird." And they weren't talking about the uncertain and surprisingly tentative approach of Hurricane Earl, either. […]
- Sisk leads at rain-delayed Mylan ClassicCANONSBURG, Pa. -- Geoffrey Sisk rolled in a pair of 25-foot par-saving putts on Friday and grabbed possession of the second-round lead at the rain-delayed Mylan Classic. Play was suspended in mid-afternoon for 1 hour and 20 minutes because of rain and threatening conditions, preventing the completion of the round. A total of 27 players will return to the So […]
- The Daily Wrap-up, Round 1: Deutsche Bank ChampionshipNORTON, Mass. (AP) -- Zach Johnson and Jason Day beat up on the course and beat the weather at the Deutsche Bank Championship. […]
- FedExCup wrap-up: Deutsche Bank, Rd. 1NORTON, Mass. -- Here's a quick look at the latest FedExCup projections and implications following the first round of the Deutsche Bank Championship: […]
- Afternoon wave relieved to be spared the brunt of Hurricane EarlNORTON, Mass. -- Geoff Ogilvy expected the worse. So did Steve Marino. They had seen Friday's first-round pairings of the Deutsche Bank Championship. They had checked the weather forecast. And they came to the same conclusion. […]
- Threesome goes low and reaps rewards
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