Day hamstrung by putting woes in title defence
Jason Day, playing after just one day of practice at Baltusrol, kept it simple in Friday's first round of the PGA Championship, hitting fairways and greens and sinking enough putts to join the hunt.
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Ill Day's PGA Championship defence in disarray
World No.1 Jason Day's title defence is in disarray after a horror lead up to the US PGA Championship at the Baltusrol Golf Club.
McIlroy in costly meltdown at USPGA
A ghastly day on these huge Baltusrol greens led to a four-over 74 and the world No.4 facing a fight to avoid his second missed cut in the past three majors.
Scott seeks relaxed approach
Adam Scott believes releasing mental shackles from his game can boost his chances at this week's US PGA Championship.
Rested Day ready for battle to stay No.1
Jason Day is determined not to give up the Wanamaker trophy or his world No.1 status at the US PGA Championship.
Ogilvy winds back clock in Canada
Former US Open champion Geoff Ogilvy has produced his lowest US PGA Tour score in seven years to rocket into the early clubhouse lead at the Canadian Open.
Minjee Lee's brother wins US Junior Amateur title
Australian golfer Min Woo Lee has won the US Junior Amateur Championship in Ooltewah, Tennessee.
Day looking for PGA momentum
World No.1 Jason Day will look to find some much needed momentum towards the PGA Championship as he finishes up his Canadian Open title defence.
Johnson stalking Day for top spot
World No.1 Jason Day's spot on top continues to be threatened by world No.2 Dustin Johnson after the American upstaged the opening of the Australian's title defence at the Canadian Open.
Adam Scott to play in 2016 Australian Open
Australia's Masters Adam Scott is coming home for the Australian Open.
Women lose again in battle of the sexes
Any women tennis players feeling resentment towards male counterparts should thank their lucky superstars that they are not golfers.
Bubba Watson heads decimated 60-man field for golf at Rio
Just eight of the world's top 25 ranked male golfers will compete when their sport returns to the Olympics in Rio next month.
Woods to sit out remainder of season
The decision by Woods means the greatest player of his generation and arguably of all time will miss all four of the year's major championships for the first time in his career.
Jack Nicklaus hails Open's classic finale
One day on from Henrik Stenson beating Phil Mickelson in a showdown for the ages, the game was busy granting the head-to-head its rightful place in the pantheon.
Baddeley secures future with Alabama win
Australian golfer Aaron Baddeley has secured his US PGA Tour future by winning the Barbasol Championship in Alabama.
Mickelson's best just not enough
Phil Mickelson looked as sharp as he had ever done on the final day of a major, carding a six-under-par 65. Yet throughout his round, he felt as though nothing he did would be enough to win.
Was this the greatest finish to an Open?
They say fortune favours the brave, but Phil Mickelson must be left asking how much braver he could have been as he lost the British Open to Henrik Stenson in one of the best finishes to an Open in recent memory.
Day, Scott hit back at Rio officials
Jason Day and Adam Scott have hit back at Olympic chiefs for questioning the integrity of the world's best golfers over their boycotting of the Rio Games.
Stenson wins British Open with epic final round at Troon
Henrik Stenson has crowned one of golf's great comebacks with a thrilling British Open triumph at Royal Troon.
Baddeley soars at US PGA Tour event
Australia's Aaron Baddeley has a great chance to secure his US PGA Tour future after rocketing into a tie for second at the rain-interrupted Barbasol Championship in Alabama.