PGA Tour reportedly returning to Trump Doral in 2026
"The move there by the tour could be seen as an olive branch being extended to President Trump."
"The move there by the tour could be seen as an olive branch being extended to President Trump."
"I know that this is that time where people are looking for things to write about, and I do love golf. I enjoy playing."
"I'm getting a little gray as everyone probably knows..."
"I imagine a big priority, as I get there, is to increase our digital footprint in all sorts of ways."
"I'd rather make my own mistakes or do my own thoughts, instead of just parroting what I'm hearing in my ear."
"I miss the connection with the fans, but nothing comes without so much hate and anger."
"I just let everybody down by that stupid embarrassing moment"
Padraig Harrington and Roger Maltbie had a verbal altercation after Round 1 of the US Senior Open over golfing etiquette.
"I'm not going to let someone just throw little jabs at me and just make me into someone I'm not."
"Look, I'm not here to tell people how to do their jobs, but I don't get why you would make me sound bad..."
"I’m here and I’m very fortunate."
Keegan Bradley's come-from-behind win over Tommy Fleetwood averaged 3.52 million viewers.
"We'll all get together and figure out the best way to do this."
"You know, I'm upset now. Gutted. I'm angry."
"Is this the real Rory McIlroy?"
Is Tommy Fleetwood the Dak Prescott of the PGA Tour? Schefty seems to think so!
"If you have grilled chicken every night, every once in a while, it's nice to have the stir-fried chicken and just mix it up a little bit, right?"
NBC’s Steve Sands calls on Rory McIlroy to break his media silence and control his own narrative after recent backlash.
Adam Schefter is set to report from the rough as an ESPN+ golf sideline reporter at the Travelers Championship.
Sunday's final round averaged 5.4 million viewers, down 8% versus last year.
Newly named CEO Brian Rolapp will take on Monahan's duties.
"All of these athletes, I think you owe it to the public to speak to the media."
Alan Shipnuck had the perfect view for the epic winning putt from J.J. Spaun on the 72nd hole to win the U.S. Open at Oakmont.