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A 71 to finish eighth Charlie Woods posted a 71, one under par, on Sunday at TPC Sawgrass. Tiger Woods’ son finished tied for eighth in the Junior Players Championship in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. Over the three days, he finished on 215, one under par, seven shots behind the winner. Last year, on the…

A bunker, three feet, and the trophy Josh Hill holed out from the bunker to three feet at the 18th and then knocked in the birdie. Great Britain and Ireland won the Walker Cup on Sunday at Lahinch Golf Club in Ireland. The 22-year-old Englishman beat Tyler Watts, the world amateur No. 2, 1 up.…

Four holes of sudden death at Crans-sur-Sierre A birdie on the par-4 18th. Fourth time of asking. That is what it took Thriston Lawrence to see off Paul Casey on Sunday and keep hold of his Omega European Masters crown. The pair had finished the 72 holes tied at 18 under par on 262. Lawrence…

He simply never reached the tee Peter Uihlein is done at the DP World Tour qualifying school. The American was disqualified Friday at Huddersfield Golf Club in West Yorkshire, and the reason leaves nothing to interpret. He did not show up for his third round. The first two cards had already told a bleak story.…

Nine spots gone, and Hilton Head has one of them Harbour Town has hosted the same tournament since 1969. From 2028 it hosts a bigger one. The PGA Tour confirmed on Thursday that the RBC Heritage will join its Championship Series, making it the ninth regular-season event to earn a place in the new premium…

A hearing that lasted minutes Tiger Woods appeared at Martin County court in Florida on Wednesday morning. It did not take long. The golfer entered a no contest plea to reckless driving and refusing to take a urine test. In return, the DUI charge tied to his March crash was dropped. Judge Darren Steele handed…

Tiger Woods pleaded no contest in a Florida courtroom on Wednesday and gave up his driver’s license for five years. The DUI charge from his March rollover crash was dropped.

48th in the standings, picked anyway Forty-eighth. That is where Jackson Koivun sits in the American Presidents Cup qualifying standings, and Brandt Snedeker picked him anyway. The captain made it official Tuesday on a Golf Channel special, handing his last wild card to a 21-year-old rookie. Ben Griffin, eighth in the standings, and J.J. Spaun,…

Brandt Snedeker went 48th in the standings for his final pick. Jackson Koivun is 21, three months into his pro career, and on the Presidents Cup team.