Tiger Woods will play with the top two players in the world next week when he renews his quest for a 15th major title at the U.S. Open.

Tiger Woods led a group of five golfers included among Forbes Magazine's annual list of the top 100 highest-paid athletes in the world.

PGA Tour pro Bud Cauley said he is "thankful to be alive" after the "scariest night of my life" following the serious car crash he was involved in on Friday in Dublin, Ohio.

Jason Day says he'll have to fight to keep pace with a "fearless" pack of young leaders at the US PGA Tour's Memorial Tournament that includes a teenaged former amateur star.

After a two-week break following the Players Championship, Justin Thomas is among the many marquee names in this week's field at the Memorial Tournament. Normally, it would be like any other event on Thomas' schedule, but this week will be different, as it marks his first start as World No. 1.

Jack Nicklaus however, who will host this week's Memorial tournament in Ohio, said he is convinced Tiger Woods can win Majors again after playing with him at Shinnecock Hills, the venue for the 2018 US Open.

After taking the 36-hole lead by three and taking a share of the 54-hole lead into the final round, Rory McIlroy failed to keep pace with Francesco Molinari on Sunday at the BMW PGA Championship.

Junior Lilia Vu was named the PING WGCA Player of the Year, as announced on Tuesday.

If golf has come easy to Rory McIlroy then he revealed at Wentworth on Wednesday that the challenges of fame continue to be a struggle. And the bad news for the Irishman in that regard is that his celebrity only seems to be increasing.

Not only did 21-year-old phenom Aaron Wise become the second-youngest Byron Nelson winner last week, he also moved into relevancy in the Ryder Cup standings.