Kisner Takes 1 Stroke Lead to PGA Sunday

On a day when the whole field felt like it was stuck in quicksand, Kevin Kisner remained the leader in the clubhouse. He'll take a single-stroke lead to the final day of the PGA Championship after shooting a 1-over 72 on Saturday. He leads Chris Stroud and Hideki Matsuyama by a stroke each. Matsuyama was … Continue reading Kisner Takes 1 Stroke Lead to PGA Sunday →

Red-Hot Matsuyama Ties Kisner Atop PGA Board

A week after winning the WGC-Bridgestone title with a closing round 64, Japan's Hideki Matsuyama is making a real bid for history. Matsuyama fired a 7-under 64 to give himself a share of the lead at the PGA Championship, as he attempts to become the first player to win Bridgestone and the PGA title back … Continue reading Red-Hot Matsuyama Ties Kisner Atop PGA Board →

Kisner, Olesen Tied for PGA Lead Through 18

Kevin Kisner and Thorbjorn Olesen made the most out of a tough day of putting to sit tied for the lead at the PGA Championship at 4-under. Each man shot a 67 with Kisner, a native of the South, giving himself a reliable strategy at Charlotte's Quail Hollow course. He targeted 4-5 holes where he … Continue reading Kisner, Olesen Tied for PGA Lead Through 18 →

Kisner, Hoffman Tied at Palmer Invitational

Kevin Kisner fired a 4-under 68 to tied Charley Hoffman for the lead at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Orlando on Sunday. After shooting 68-66 the first two days, Hoffman came back to earth with a 1-under 71. Kisner might have taken the out and out lead but he bogeyed 18 and collecting six birdies … Continue reading Kisner, Hoffman Tied at Palmer Invitational →

Race to Dubai / FedEx Cup Updates

Henrik Stenson remains the leader in the updated European Tour Race to Dubai standings after another strong finish at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic saw him reach 895,884 points. He is one of only three players above 500,000 through the early part of the season. In second place is South Africa's Branden Grace with765,255, followed … Continue reading Race to Dubai / FedEx Cup Updates →

Fowler Climbs to No. 4; FedEx, Dubai Updates

Official World Golf Rankings Rickie Fowler jumped both Henrik Stenson and Bubba Watson to become the new No. 4 player in the latest Official World Golf Rankings, the high-water mark for the young American. The ascension means that the top four players in the world are now 28 years old or younger - Fowler is … Continue reading Fowler Climbs to No. 4; FedEx, Dubai Updates →

Gomez Outlasts Snedeker, Wins Sony Open

Fabian Gomez's name wasn't at the top of the leaderboard throughout the first 3-1/2 rounds of the Sony Open in Hawaii; but it was there when it mattered most. Gomez rattled off seven straight birdies and took out Brandt Snedeker in the second hole of a playoff to win the tournament, his second on the … Continue reading Gomez Outlasts Snedeker, Wins Sony Open →

Snedeker Takes Lead in Hawaii

Brandt Snedeker followed up his opening round 63 with a 5-under 65 on Friday to open up a one-stroke lead through two rounds at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Snedeker recorded a bogey-free round, notching five birdies including four in the first 10 holes and the fifth on No. 18. He needed every one of … Continue reading Snedeker Takes Lead in Hawaii →

Spieth Takes 4-stroke Lead In Maui

World No. 1 Jordan Spieth is already in take no prisoners mode this season, firing a second-round 64 to open up a four-stroke lead at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions at the Plantation Course at Kapalua, on the Hawaiian island of Maui in Friday. Spieth’s second round was flawless - seven birdies and an eagle … Continue reading Spieth Takes 4-stroke Lead In Maui →

McIlroy Narrows Gap in Top 3

Rory McIlroy started the DP World Tour Championship in third place in the overall world golf rankings, and he's still No. 3 after winning it. But my, how that gap has closed. With the 2015 European Tour officially over, McIlroy is averaging 11.3198 points per start. He's 0.4448 points behind No. 2 Jason Day (11.7646) … Continue reading McIlroy Narrows Gap in Top 3 →