Japan’s Yuri Yoshida birdied her final two holes and emerged in a tie for the lead at the midpoint of the Lotte Championship in Ewa Beach, Hawaii.

Tiger Woods is expected to make his TGL debut on Jan. 14, the new tech-infused indoor team golf league announced on Monday along with the full schedule for its inaugural season that will be held entirely in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

David Bransdon has charged home for a season-best third placing to sneak into the penultimate PGA Tour Champions playoffs tournament, joining eight fellow Australians.

With back-to-back birdies on the 18th hole, Kevin Yu fulfilled his driving range-owning dad’s prediction that he would win the Sanderson Farms Championship and become Taiwan’s third golfer to claim a U.S. PGA Tour title.

England’s Matthew Baldwin eclipsed a powerful field to lead the BMW PGA Championship by one stroke after the first round at Wentworth.

The United States team getting set to compete in this week’s Solheim Cup outside Washington were flying high after former President Barack Obama surprised them during a dinner to wish them good luck against Europe in the biennial competition.

Five Canadians are jockeying for a spot to play next month’s Presidents Cup on home soil but International Team captain and compatriot Mike Weir said he doubts the entire group will make the cut.

Defending champion Xander Schauffele of the United States remained top of the men’s Olympic golf leaderboard at 14-under par after the penultimate round, sharing first place with Spain’s Jon Rahm.

Billy Horschel’s record at the British Open is not a flattering one for a player of his stature but he moved into prime position to change that with a stellar display in the third round.

World number two Rory McIlroy and three-time winner Tiger Woods led a long list of former champions who missed the British Open cut after a windswept second round at Royal Troon.

The list of potential winners of this week’s British Open at Royal Troon is a long one as Rory McIlroy begins his latest bid to end a decade-long major title drought.

Tiger Woods has no intention of walking away from the sport and said that he will continue playing as long as he believes he is able to win.