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Erin Hills, a course outside of Milwaukee, hosts its first U.S. Open later this week as it receives rave reviews during the practice rounds. Its wide fairways and perfect putting greens figures to catalyze some low scoring and exciting golf.

TPC Sawgrass takes no prisoners as windy conditions and slick greens made for a difficult Saturday for the leaders.

The best golfers in the world test their mettle on Thursday as the Players Championship gets underway at TPC Sawgrass just outside of Jacksonville.

Mark Leishman’s dramatic eagle on the 16th hole propelled him to victory at Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Invitational.

The first Arnold Palmer Invitational without its immortal host commenced on Thursday with large crowds out in force celebrating The King.

Two-thousand and sixteen transpired as a great year for hardcore golf fans as they got to witness two of the greatest displays of stroke play and match play in history.

Rich, old, white men haunt Christine Brennan. Within the U.S. Golf Association, this group, and their allies suffering from false consciousness, honored the group’s commitment to play the 2017 U.S. Women’s Open at Trump National Golf Club.

Ryan Moore capped off arguably the greatest day in American golf history with a two putt for par to secure the final point needed to win the 2016 Ryder Cup.

The U.S. leads Europe 9.5 to 6.5 and is well positioned to win their first Ryder Cup since 2008.

Rory McIlroy has had the misfortune of having to deal with hecklers on every single hole at the Ryder Cup. From his introduction yesterday on the first tee where a few spectators yelled out “Rory is short” to a psychotic fan running up to him today between the seventh and eighth green and yelling, “Suck a d***, Rory!”

The festivities got underway Thursday at Hazeltine National Golf Club for the Ryder Cup. Forty-thousand people showed up for player introductions, captains’ speeches, and b-list singers. Minnesotans can represent!

While 62 PGA Tour wins and seven majors are impressive on their own, they don’t convey the hold Arnold Palmer’s persona had on the American public in the 1960s.

Heroics from the world’s best golfer could not fluster Jimmy Walker, who led from start to finish and won the 98th PGA Championship at Baltusrol.

The raucous, sunbaked crowd at Baltusrol saw Robert Streb put on a show with a major championship record 63 vaulting him into a tie for the lead heading into the weekend at the PGA Championship.

Play begins Thursday at the 2016 PGA Championship at Baltusrol Country Club.

Henrik Stenson’s play at the British Open will go down as one of the greatest individual performances in sports history. As far as golf history, there’s no doubt it’s the greatest. What he did at Royal Troon has only been equaled outside of his sport.

America is poised to take back the mantle of world’s golfing power. That quest continues today as the best golfers in the world tackle Scotland’s Royal Troon golf course in the 145th British Open.

It wasn’t easy but Dustin Johnson overcame yet another rules controversy to win the U.S. Open and his first major championship.

The U.S. Open plays at Oakmont for the first time since 2007. Let’s take a look back at past champions and what they had to survive to win golf’s toughest championship on golf’s toughest course.

The greatest golfers in the world take on the hardest golf course in America for the 2016 U.S. Open beginning on Thursday near Pittsburgh.

Two-time US Open winner Andy North was left bewildered by the PGA tour’s decision leave Trump’s Doral resort course near Miami, Florida, for Mexico City next year.

Play gets underway today in one of the most anticipated PGA tour events of 2016. The top-three players in the world arrive in Dublin coming off thrilling victories in their last appearances. Jason Day won the Player’s Championship; Rory McIlroy the Irish Open, and Jordan Spieth won last week’s tour event.

What’s it take to win the Masters? The answer: ice water in the veins. No sporting event puts as much pressure on an athlete than the Masters. If you can’t handle it, you’ll never wear the green jacket.