A pitch-and-putt showcase becomes a jumping-off point for two tour pros navigating confidence, recovery and major ambitions ...

Also, the Mexico Open has moved from the end of the West Coast Swing in February to a new fall date, allowing the tour to ...

The Tour finalized its eight-event schedule for this fall, with two previously announced new events in Asheville, North ...

A mild-mannered Bluffton police officer by day, Austin Probst is a local farmer and videographer during the rest of his week. In November 2025, he introduced the Ohio Century Farm channel on YouTube, ...

Veteran Austin journalist Mike Kelley, who for 20 years wrote a humor column for the American-Statesman, died unexpectedly in his sleep Sunday at his Wimberley home. He was 81. "He wasn't loud," said ...

Brooks Koepka is leaving LIV Golf. Koepka announced his decision on Tuesday afternoon via a statement released by his management through the Saudi-backed league. The 35-year-old Koepka, who signed ...

The Optum Golf Channel Games are shaking up golf’s offseason with a fast-paced, competition-driven format. Featuring teams led by Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy, the event replaces traditional ...

The Austin Peay Governors (5-5) hope to snap a four-game road losing streak at the UMKC Roos (2-11) on Sunday, December 21, 2025 at 6 p.m. ET. In its previous game, Austin Peay were winners at home ...

Ryan Gerard made his 10,000-mile trip worth the effort Sunday when he was runner-up at the Mauritius Open, good enough for him to join 13 other players who qualified for Masters invitations by ...

With PGA TOUR cards up for grabs, a field of 176 players heads to TPC Sawgrass' Dye's Valley Course and Sawgrass Country Club for the Final Stage of PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry. This ...

Arkansas: Kelsi Musick — 10-3 in first season at Arkansas and 67-42 in fourth season overall in Division I. Stephen F. Austin: Leonard Bishop — 58-21 in third season at Stephen F. Austin and overall.

As first reported by the Sports Business Journal, CBS has announced that Johnson Wagner will join the network in 2026 as an on-course reporter. He’ll also contribute to CBS Sports’ digital platforms.