Besides the Open officially teeing off today, this past week has featured a whole lineup of activities leading up to tee time. One particular event was popular, as it featured one of the world’s ...

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce made a $10,000 wager with a friend ahead of the golf tournament, but he wouldn’t win any money ...

Lee Trevino held a one-on-one interview with Dave Marr of SiriusXM on the 18th green of En-Joie Golf Course as part of the ...

Collin Morikawa has a new caddie – for the next two tournaments at least. Billy Foster, the veteran Englishman bagman who ...

Golf legends like Ben Hogan and Lee Trevino began their careers as caddies. So what happened? Why don't we see caddies anymore?

The 2026 Senior PGA Championship will be the event’s debut at The Concession and its return to Florida, where it was held from 1940 to 2000.

Jim Dent, who has died aged 85, was one of the few black golfers to break through to the main American tour in the days when many doors were shut to them; though he made little impact in terms of ...

Golf The week that the Masters color barrier finally fell Fifty years ago, Lee Elder broke one of last color lines in U.S. sports at the Masters.

Lee Trevino once saw Ben Hogan on the driving range—a coincidence that perhaps change the course of golf history.

Lee Trevino, one of golf’s most popular all-time players, wins his second PGA Championship, the sixth and final major title of his career. In fact, that would be his last PGA Tour victory ...

Six-time major champion has weighed in on Rory McIlroy's US Open metldown at Pinehurst in June and offered some advice.

Trevino's passion for the game grew as he practiced at local country clubs and worked as a caddie. Trevino's journey took a significant turn when he enlisted in the US Marine Corps in 1956.