Tiger Woods will be playing alone Friday in the Hero World Challenge.
Tiger Woods will be playing alone Friday in the Hero World Challenge.
Adam Scott put together back-to-back rounds of 68 and feels like he’s really back in the swing of things as he heads into the weekend at the Australian PGA Championship four shots off the pace.
Even with the wind at his back, Tiger Woods figured only a perfect 5-iron from 231 yards would reach the green. Adding to this challenge was he had taken only four full swings in competition over the past 466 days.
Harold Varner III set his alarm for 2:45 a.m. For a more seasoned pro such as Ian Poulter, it was a relatively more leisurely wakeup call for 3:30.
Scott Parel shot a 3-under 69 on Thursday to take the third-round lead in the PGA Tour Champions’ qualifying tournament.
Japanese teen Nasa Hataoka and two-time European Solheim Cup player Mel Reid shared the second-round lead Thursday in the LPGA Tour qualifying tournament.
Not only did Tiger Woods return to golf Thursday, he returned to being Tiger.
On the bright side, Woods says his body feels “pretty good” and he's pleased with how quickly he “fell into the competitive flow."
After slow starts in his past two tournaments, Adam Scott wanted to play the first round of the Australian PGA Championship like it was his last.
Defending champion Charl Schwartel birdied the last hole for a share of the first-round lead at the European Tour’s Alfred Dunhill Championship on Thursday.
Tiger Woods used to have no trouble returning to golf after a long layoff.
It was 20 years ago last month when the world began to understand that golf, at least for the near future, wouldn’t be the same.
Derek Jeter needed something to fill his competitive void when he retired from baseball. The New York Yankees shortstop chose golf, and just like everyone else, it’s been a challenge to master.
The LPGA Tour will have four new tournaments next year with an increase of $4.35 million in total prize money.
Jim Carter birdied the final three holes for a 6-under 66 and the second-round lead Wednesday in the PGA Tour Champions’ qualifying tournament.
University of South Carolina senior Katelyn Dambaugh and Thailand’s Pannarat Thanapolboonyaras each shot 5-under 67 on Wednesday to share the first-round lead in the LPGA Qualifying Tournament.
Everyone is watching, everyone is curious, and Jordan Spieth had the perfect view of Tiger Woods for his return to golf.
He may struggle in his return, but there's one aspect of his game that won't.
This might be one time that Tiger Woods doesn’t measure success on the golf course by the score on his card.