Jim Nantz called it. He guaranteed it, in fact. Said it would be, “slam dunk of the year.” Prior to last month’s Farmers ...

Ludvig Åberg added a Signature piece of hardware to his sterling PGA Tour career on Sunday, Feb. 16, outlasting a slew ...

Kurt Kitayama and Carson Young are strong contenders for a top-10 finish based on their past performances at the Mexico Open. Alex Smalley and Michael Kim are considered risky bets due to their recent ...

Even though this year’s Genesis Invitational had to move south from Riviera to Torrey Pines, CBS delivered another solid performance, drawing 3.4 million viewers for its final round telecast. Ludvig ...

Rodgers is among the favorites at Vidanta Vallarta as he still searches for his first career PGA Tour victory.

The final day of The Genesis Invitational at Torrey Pines was full of excitement in several different aspects.

With his win at the Genesis Invitational, Ludvig Aberg tied an incredible mark that has only been achieved six times in the last 10 years.

For the second time in his young professional career, Ludvig Aberg won a PGA Tour event. This was no ordinary event, though.

A month ago, the Swede had an illness-filled weekend to forget at Torrey Pines but returned for the relocated Genesis and a far better result, Bob Harig writes.

Aberg wrapped up the victory with a birdie putt from 6 feet, 9 inches on the par-5 final hole, celebrating with a fist pump.

In Sunday’s final round, Ludvig Aberg was on a rollercoaster ride first to get into contention and then to reign in a ...