Alex Miceli

It’s not time to panic if you are U.S. Ryder Cup Captain Keegan Bradley but seeing an American in the winner's circle in 2025 would be nice. Week four of the PGA Tour season starts with the previous three weeks showcasing winners from Japan, Canada, and Austria.

I may have been reading too many mystery novels, but the Scottie Scheffler's story is both curious and oddly cryptic. There is nothing odd about what what the current world no.

San Diego or Phoenix. Torrey Pines South or TPC Scottsdale. This seems to be the question everyone is asking after the PGA Tour announced

Perfect weather, great views of the Pacific Ocean and a solid field make this week's AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am something to look forward to. Not to suggest the last four weeks were snoozers.

I've long complained that television coverage of golf is stale and has little redeeming quality.

“It's only four weeks,” TGL co-founder Rory McIlroy said about his new golf venture a day after losing to the other co-founder, Tiger Woods.

Is there too much golf, or is the season too long? The easy answer is yes, but how do you control a global game that is all-encompassing with contingencies on six continents?

A Christmas mishap while making ravioli, using an upside-down wine glass to form the stuffed Italian pasta, eventually led to Scheffler's surgery and a four-tournament layoff.

Jordan Spieth is back. Missing from the PGA Tour since the end of August when he had surgery on his left wrist, the three-time major winner

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler took a 53-day unplanned absence from professional golf when he had a kitchen mishap that caused surgery to remove glass fragments from his right hand.