Gean Leonard

Financially, Bryson DeChambeau is set for life regardless of which path he chooses. If legacy really matters, then he should, as the song says, metaphorically come down from his fences

When the dust settled, “they” — whoever they are — had a lot to talk about. In fact, some of the better-known talking heads spoke more about the golf course

Last week, Aaron Rai won the PGA Championship. He had covers on his irons. He explained that it helped him remember where he came from; that he used them to

Call me an old softy if you’d like, I really wanted Eric Cole to win the Charles Schwab Challenge over in Cow Town (Fort Worth, for the uninitiated) at the

At age 27, Nelly Korda is a golf talent perhaps bigger than any women’s golf has ever before seen. She has the power of Laura Davies and the touch of

The field of 156 players will include 43 who prevailed in a field of around 10,000 golfers worldwide. Local and regional qualifiers systematically eliminated thousands: envision the good guys mowing down the bad guys in your favorite spaghetti western from back in the day, whatever day that was. But there are no bad guys — only guys who are better than the other really good guys. Strange things — wonderful, tragic and just plain awful — happen along the way.

Not until Doug Sanders came along did golf fashion become bright. It was said that Sanders, brighter than the NBC peacock, at one point had 36 sets of matching shirts,

A two-tiered PGA Tour structure will go into effect in 2028. It is filled with changes that are intended to bring together the world's top players more often. It's going to get increasingly interesting.

Everyone involved in the decision-making process or even interested in trying to process the unanswered questions and many incomplete details knows that there will be winners, losers and those who

By GEAN LEONARD Playing boldly the 72nd and final hole of the 154th Open Championship on Sunday, 39-year-old New Zealander Ryan Fox needed only a par to join Cam Young in a playoff.