Johnson Unstoppable in BMW Win

Dustin Johnson won for the third time in eight events, taking the FedEx Cup lead in the process with a three-stroke win at the BMW Championship in Carmel, Indiana, on Sunday. Johnson finished up his 23-under with a 5-under 67 on Sunday to finish three strokes ahead of the UK's Paul Casey (-20). Casey made … Continue reading Johnson Unstoppable in BMW Win →

The World of Golf On September 11, 2001

Tiger Woods was the talk of the tour in 2001 on the PGA Tour. He won the Masters, won more tournaments than anyone else (five), and padded his record of most weeks ranked No. 1. He was the story of the year, until the story stopped being bout golf Fifteen years ago, Scott Verplank was … Continue reading The World of Golf On September 11, 2001 →

Alexn Noren Takes Omega Masters in Playoff

Sweden's Alex Noren ended his playoff with Australia's Scott Hend in a hurry on Sunday, firing a birdie to win the Omega European Masters by a stroke. Hend entered Sunday leading the tournament by a stroke, but Noren's blistering 65 on Sunday gave him the victory. It was his second time winning the event. His … Continue reading Alexn Noren Takes Omega Masters in Playoff →

Tiger Woods Plans October 13 Return to Golf

Tiger Woods is targeting a return to professional golf in just three weeks, the 14-time Major winner has announced. On Wednesday, Woods said via his website that he plans to play the Safeway - formerly the Frys.com Open, beginning October 13 in Napa, California. It will be part of a three-tournament stint for Woods before … Continue reading Tiger Woods Plans October 13 Return to Golf →

Rory McIlroy Rallies to Deutsche Bank Title

They all went to sleep and forgot about Rory McIlroy. The former No 1 player in the world fired a blistering 6-under 65 to make up a six-stroke deficit and win the Deutsche Bank Championship by two strokes on Monday at TPC Boston. "It's just incredible, this game, how quickly things can change," McIlroy said … Continue reading Rory McIlroy Rallies to Deutsche Bank Title →

Chappell Leads Deutsche Bank at Midway Point

Kevin Chappell's previous four events speak nothing of a man prepared to lead the Deutsche Bank Championship. Prior to reaching the TPC Boston on Friday, Chappell had finished 31st at the Barclays, missed the cut at the Travelers Championship and the PGA Championship, and finish 53rd at The Open Championship. Not exactly trending upward, but … Continue reading Chappell Leads Deutsche Bank at Midway Point →

Thomas Pieters Wins Denmark by 1 Stroke

Thomas Pieters won for the third time in the last 365 days on the European Tour, firing a 17-undre 267 to win the Made in Denmark by one stroke over Bradley Dredge of Wales. Pieters had trailed Dredge by four strokes after two rounds as the Welshman shot an opening 63-66. But Pieters was better … Continue reading Thomas Pieters Wins Denmark by 1 Stroke →

Patrick Reed Tops FedEx List; Ranked 9th in World

Barclays winner Patrick Reed vaulted to the top of the 2016 FedEx Cup Season Points List. Reed has 3,575 points. Jason Day is second with 3,195 and Dustin Johnson is third with 2,907. Of the initial field of 125 players, only the top 100 qualify for the Deutsche Bank Championship, which begins this Thursday. Last … Continue reading Patrick Reed Tops FedEx List; Ranked 9th in World →

Patrick Reed Wins The Barclays

American Patrick Reed scored the biggest victory of his career, taking the title at The Barclays on Sunday, the first leg of the FedEx Cup. The victory also locked Reed into a spot on the US Ryder Cup team. "Everyone's been talking about the Ryder Cup, been talking about, 'Oh, you're in the eighth spot and … Continue reading Patrick Reed Wins The Barclays →

Rickie Fowler Leads Barclays Through 54

Rickie Fowler was quiet through the four Majors this year, but has come alive in the PGA post-season. The young American fired a 3-under 68 to take a 1-stroke lead over fellow American Patrick Reed on Day 3 at The Barclays. His round was simplicity itself: three birdies, 15 parts, and no bogeys. Fowler has … Continue reading Rickie Fowler Leads Barclays Through 54 →