CROMWELL, Conn. — Rory McIlroy doesn’t consider his performance in Thursday’s opening round of the Travelers Championship much different than the one on display a week ago. The contrast in results, though, were fairly extreme. “A 16-shot difference,� McIlroy noted. Indeed, his opening 6-under 64 at TPC River Highlands was a welcomed sight after his
The defending champ is once again the mix after opening with 63. Click here to read the full article…
CROMWELL, Conn. – TPC River Highlands seems like a course suited for Zach Johnson’s game. At 6,848 yards, it’s one of the shortest on the PGA TOUR, a good fit for a player who generally ranks around 150th in driving distance each season. It produces lots of red numbers – the Travelers Championship winner has
Tommy Fleetwood was one of many who failed to cope with blustery conditions at the BMW International Open as Sebastien Gros carded a 68 to take an early lead Click here to read the full article…
Jason Day is among the early starters in the PGA Tour event in Cromwell, Conn. Click here to read the full article…
CROMWELL, Conn. — It never entered Brooks Koepka’s mind to pull out of this week’s Travelers Championship. Despite the grind of winning his second consecutive U.S. Open, Koepka is back in action this week at TPC River Highlands. It’s the first time since Justin Rose in 2013 that the U.S. Open winner has played the
THE OVERVIEW CROMWELL, Conn. – Last week was about survival. This week at the Travelers Championship? “It’s guns blazing,� Patrick Reed said Wednesday. “Everyone is going to be firing at flags.� For those who spent the week – or maybe just a couple of rounds before an early exit – at the U.S. Open, an
Phil Mickelson, after taking “a few days to calm down,” said he’s “embarrassed and disappointed” after hitting a moving ball on the green during the U.S. Open. Click here to read the full article…
Hubert Green, a Hall of Fame golfer and two-time major winner, has died at the age of 71. Click here to read the full article…
Phil Mickelson acknowledges that he’s “embarrassed” by his actions on the 13th green Saturday at the U.S. Open. Click here to read the full article…
Green — who shook off a death threat en route to the 1977 U.S. Open title — died from complications after a lengthy battle with throat cancer. Click here to read the full article…
It’s been four days since Phil Mickelson’s stunning meltdown on the 13th hole of his US Open third round at Shinnecock Hills and on Wednesday, after some soul searching, Mickelson told The Post he’s “sorry� for what happened. “I know this should have come sooner, but it’s taken me a few days to calm down,�