As golf tries to become more unified, Sunday's Masters was a reminder that the big four events are the only glimpses of the sport at its best.

Apr. 17—THACKERVILLE, Okla. — Arnie Taguines made UT Permian Basin women's golf history on Tuesday after finishing fifth at the Lone Star Conference Championships at the WinStar Golf Club in Thackerville, Okla. The sophomore had the highest finish at the conference championships in program history after turning in a score of -3 (213). The sophomore had a steady performance throughout the LSC ...

Scottie Scheffler took a little time out to celebrate winning his second Masters title on Sunday, but the world number one American is ready to buckle down again at the RBC Heritage in South Carolina."I can't do anything about Scottie.

Apr. 17—Missouri Southern's men's golf team moved a step closer to earning its second straight league title with a strong performance Tuesday during the second round of the MIAA Men's Golf Championships at Kansas City's Shoal Creek Golf Course. The Lions (292, 309 — 601) moved into second place and climbed within seven shots of Central Missouri, which leads the field with a 594 after two ...

Ludvig Åberg joins Golf Today ahead of the 2024 RBC Heritage Tournament to reflect on his remarkable week at the Masters Tournament and his first 11 months in the pros.

World number one Nelly Korda will be chasing a record-equalling fifth straight LPGA triumph when the Chevron Championship, the first women's major of the year, tees off on Thursday in Texas.But the 25-year-old said she'll be focusing only on the task at hand -- adding a second major victory to the Women's PGA Championship she won in 2021.

Brad Thomas is on a heater cashing back-to-back outright tickets. He's back hoping to hit his third in a row for the RBC Heritage.

Boone and Nichols have chatted inside LPGA media centers for years. Here's what they've been saying.

Jaxon Donaldson won the regional golf championship by 10 strokes in preparation of the state tournament.

Charley Hull feels confident that she can deny overwhelming favourite Nelly Korda in the Chevron Championship – the first female major of the season, that starts on Thursday – despite a bizarre build-up that included breaking her nose with her own tennis racket.