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A House Divided: McIlroy Sounds the Alarm as PGA-LIV Peace Talks Stall
Rory McIlroy has cast a shadow of doubt over professional golf's reunification, warning that the ideological chasm between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf may now be too wide to bridge.
A Green Jacket for a Guaranteed Check: NCAA King Michael La Sasso Defects to LIV Golf
Collegiate superstar Michael La Sasso has signed with LIV Golf, choosing a professional leap over a dream invitation to the April tradition at Augusta National.
Island King: Chris Gotterup’s Back-Nine Blitz Secures Sony Open Title
A late-round surge powered Chris Gotterup to a 6-under 64 and a two-shot victory in Hawaii, vaulting the powerhouse hitter into the world's top 20.
Riley Tames the Trade Winds: Late Surge Puts Davis in Driver’s Seat at Waialae
Davis Riley overcame brutal conditions at the Sony Open, carding a gritty 67 to build a two-shot cushion heading into the final round.
Nacho’s Sunday Feast: Elvira Outlasts Stumbling Irish Icons in Dubai
Spain’s Nacho Elvira secured a dramatic one-shot victory at the Dubai Invitational after superstars Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry faltered in a chaotic final-round finish.
Argentine Flair in Lima: Segundo Oliva Pinto Navigates Tight Leaderboard at LAAC
Argentina's Segundo Oliva Pinto holds a narrow one-stroke lead at the Lima Golf Club as a pack of six hungry contenders remains within striking distance.
Desert Duel in Dubai: Nacho Elvira Holds Off Heavyweight Chasers
Spain's Nacho Elvira enters the final round at Dubai Creek with a two-shot lead, but global stars Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry are lurking within striking distance.
Gridlock in Oahu: Five-Way Deadlock Charges into Weekend at Wind-Swept Sony Open
A turbulent day at Waialae Country Club has left the leaderboard crowded, with five players sharing a piece of the lead at 9-under par.
Paradise Found: Nick Taylor and Kevin Roy Sizzle in Sony Open Opener
Defending champion Nick Taylor and newcomer Kevin Roy carded matching 62s at Waialae to seize a share of the opening-round lead in Honolulu.