Tiger has new territory to conquer

Great golfers don't always make the best course architects. So what kind of designer will Tiger Woods become? His latest foray into Mexico gives us a glimpse, writes GolfWorld's Jamie Diaz.

Weibring gets hot at the right time, ends 0-for-64 slump in career majors

Down by four strokes with 14 holes to play, D.A. Weibring soared past a fading Nick Price and held off a host of challengers Sunday to win the Senior Players Championship, his first career major tournament victory in 65 tries.

Bogey-free 66 gives winless Price one-shot lead at Sr. Players Championship

Nick Price, winless in 30 tries on the 50-and-over circuit, Price shot a bogey-free 66 Saturday to take a one-shot lead over D.A. Weibring after three rounds of the Senior Players Championship.

Crenshaw holds one-stroke lead over Funk halfway through tournament

Ben Crenshaw found his long-lost golf game Friday, shooting a 4-under 66 to take a one-stroke lead over Fred Funk at the midway point of the Senior Players Championship.

Failure Fuels Me

For Phil Mickelson, the only thing worse than going for it and screwing up is not going for it at all

History indicates Azinger won't be U.S. captain again

Paul Azinger executed a plan to bring the Ryder Cup back to the United States. It worked. So how about two more years on the job? Our experts debate the future prospects of the conquering captain in this week's edition of Fact Or Fiction.

Gribble built for southpaw success

His dad tried in vain to make him a righty, but Highland Park state champion golfer Cody Gribble was destined to be a star southpaw.

Jacklin gets majority of credit for European turnaround

Until the early 1980s, a U.S. win at the Ryder Cup was practically a given. Since 1985, though, the Europeans have turned the tables. So what changed? ESPN.com's Bob Harig explains.

North, Chen remain an intertwined part of Oakland Hills' rich history

Names like Hogan, Nicklaus, Palmer and Player have won at Oakland Hills, host of this week's 90th PGA Championship. But it may be Andy North and T.C. Chen who own the most memorable chapter in the club's storied history, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Golfers Rick Rhoden, left to right, Ben Crenshaw and Bobby Wadkins walk through some tall grass on the 10th hole during a practice round...

Youth is served by Inbee Park at U.S. Women's Open

Inbee Park's win Sunday at the U.S. Women's Open and Kenny Perry's triumph at the Buick Open shed some light on the unique paths it takes to become a champion on the LPGA and PGA tours. ESPN.com's Jason Sobel delves into that subject in the Weekly 18.

Roberts' long birdie putt on 18 caps 6-under 65

Loren Roberts made a 45-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole to cap a 6-under 65 that gave him a one-stroke lead over two golfers with a special relationship after Friday's opening round of the Commerce Bank Championship.

Scheduling is everything on tour these days

The PGA Tour's Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial and Europe's BMW PGA Championship are this weekend, presenting a dilemma for the world's elite players -- especially those who are members of both the PGA and European tours, writes Bob Harig.

TPC Sawgrass extreme makeover extolled by many

There's a premium on accuracy to succeed at TPC Sawgrass, Bob Harig writes.

Longer, tougher Augusta National has led to battles of attrition

The past two years have seen Augusta National act more like a U.S. Open track. Is that what's best?