With one start under his belt since returning to the PGA Tour from LIV, Brooks Koepka is glad to be back at the WM Phoenix Open, where he has won twice and enjoys the sometimes rowdy fans.

Terry Clark, the chief marketing officer of UnitedHealth Group who has served as an independent director on the PGA of America board since 2024, has been named new chief executive officer of the PGA.

Against the backdrop of Brooks Koepka’s high-profile return to the PGA Tour this week at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines, Patrick Reed announced Wednesday he will also return to the tour ...

For many people, their introduction to Tiger Woods came on August 28, 1996, when the then-20-year-old opened a pre-tournament news conference at the Greater Milwaukee Open, his first PGA Tour event as ...

Golf’s business mecca, the PGA Show, once again roared to life this week in Orlando, Florida, hosting more than 30,000 attendees to mingle with upwards of 1,000 vendors and exhibitors.

It’s been less than three weeks since Brooks Koepka was allowed to rejoin the PGA Tour after his three-years at LIV Golf, and if the expectations for his performance this week at the Farmers Insurance ...

While J.J. Spaun won the U.S. Open with an L.A.B. putter and some other pros have found success with zero torque, Davidson said on any given week on tour you see maybe 10 percent of the field using ...

There is a lot going on in the golf world in 2026 so to help make sense of it, GGPBiz reached out to industry analyst Casey Alexander to get his take on increased participation among recreational ...

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Ron Green Jr. is a senior writer for Global Golf Post. He has covered golf for more than 30 years including nearly 90 major championships. He served as president of the Golf Writers Association of ...

n an age of ubiquitous social media where news spreads in nanoseconds and the word “viral” has little to do with infectious disease, it’s easy to forget what it was like in those horrible hours 20 ...