The course setup for this week’s The American Express was the purpose of the phone call, but there was one topic Jeff Haley wanted to discuss first. “As soon as we get on the phone, he starts talking to me about his backswing,” said Steve Rintoul, the PGA TOUR’s senior tournament director, with a laugh.
Tiger Woods’ life has played out in the public eye, and no matter how hard he tried to control his image, even his darkest secrets could not be hidden. Click here to read the full article…
The PGA TOUR returns to the U.S. mainland for The American Express in La Quinta, California. This year’s edition will have a different look – only two courses will be used, and amateurs will not play alongside the pros – but a strong field has assembled, highlighted by Jon Rahm, Brooks Koepka, Patrick Reed, Patrick
Brendan Steele knows he can play well at the Sony Open whether it’s windy or calm, in sunshine or rain. One year after Steele lost a late lead at Waialae and lost in a playoff, he delivered the lowest score of his career Saturday in ideal conditions with a 9-under 61 that gave him a
HONOLULU, Hawaii – Brendan Steele, Joaquin Niemann and Kevin Na can all smell a little redemption as they gear up for the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii. But they can’t all have it. The trio each have demons to bury at Waialae Country Club on Sunday and are in great position to
HONOLULU (AP) — Brendan Steele had the lowest score of his PGA TOUR career with a 9-under 61, giving him a two-shot lead and another chance to win the Sony Open in Hawaii. RELATED: Leaderboard Steele has reason to still be smarting from last year. He had the tournament all but won until a series
Brendan Steele lost last year’s Sony Open in a playoff. On Saturday he shot 9-under-par 61 to take the lead in Hawaii. Click here to read the full article…
Brendan Steele lost last year’s Sony Open in a playoff. On Saturday he shot 9-under-par 61 to take the lead in Hawaii. Click here to read the full article…
Round 3 begins today at the Sony Open in Hawaii. The strong field includes Collin Morikawa, Webb Simpson, Marc Leishman, Sergio Garcia, Joaquin Niemann, Hideki Matsuyama, Adam Scott, Matt Kuchar and defending champion Cameron Smith. Here’s everything you need to know to follow the action. Leaderboard Full tee times HOW TO FOLLOW Television: Thursday-Saturday, 7
Paradise is not always peaceful when it comes to the PGA Tour’s two-week swing through Hawaii. Dating to 1999, the tour has started its new years with two tournaments on two islands in the Pacific where the palm trees sway, the humpback whales breach and the tropical air warms the soul, if not the face.
HONOLULU — Nick Taylor pitched in for eagle to get his round headed in the right direction, and he kept going until he finished with a good break and one last birdie for an 8-under 62 and a two-shot lead Friday in the Sony Open in Hawaii. RELATED: Leaderboard | Morikawa, Niemann in position for
2021 Sony Open in Hawaii, Round 2 Top 10 win probabilities: 1. Webb Simpson (T2, -10, 15.0%) 2. Nick Taylor (1, -12, 10.6%) 3. Russell Henley (T2, -10, 7.9%) 4. Hideki Matsuyama (T7, -9, 7.9%) 5. Joaquin Niemann (T7, -9, 6.2%) 6. Collin Morikawa (T7, -9, 6.1%) 7. Billy Horschel (T7, -9, 4.1%) 8. Stewart