Golf Breaking News

Jim Brown’s my hero, Tiger doesn’t have to be Jim Brown is a leader for social change. But to demand that Tiger follow in his footsteps? Ain’t gonna happen, Jason Whitlock says.

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Shark returns to Australian Open SYDNEY (AP) — Greg Norman will play the Australian Open for the next three years, including this year’s event at New South Wales Golf Club in Sydney.

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How to hit Phil Mickelson’s backward bunker shot A few years ago, shortly after Phil Mickelson came to work with me on his short game, I learned two important things about him. First, he’s a very hard worker. We often work 10 hours a day, usually for two or three days in a row. Second, […]

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England’s Dougherty Wins BMW International Open MUNICH (AP) — Nick Dougherty shot a final-round 64 to win the BMW International Open by one stroke on Sunday, although he was nearly upstaged by one of the most rare shots in golf.

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Perry wins Travelers with record 258 Kenny Perry set a new tournament record at the Travelers Championship, finishing at 22 under to hold off Paul Goydos and David Toms.

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Jiyai Shin takes 3-stroke lead at Wegmans South Korean star Jiyai Shin shot a 4-under 68 and for a three-stroke lead at the storm-plagued Wegmans LPGA.

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In progress: Can anyone catch Kenny Perry?

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Winners commit to US Bank Championship (AP) Four PGA Tour veterans are among the latest to commit to play in the U.S. Bank Championship in July. Chris DiMarco, Brad Faxon, Fred Funk and Jesper Parnevik all said this week they'll be at the tournament that begins July 16 at […]

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Rain hits first round at BMW International MUNICH (AP) Retief Goosen of South Africa shot an 8-under 64 to lead by two after the first round of the rainy BMW International Open on Thursday.

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BMW International Open leaderboardLeading scores from this week’s European Tour event from Germany.

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