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If it wasn't the best sports day in history it was certainly one of the busiest. From tennis to soccer to baseball to tracks to hockey to basketball to boxing, June 9 had everything but football.

Chicago golf fans losing out as PGA finds greener pastures.

Alison Lee from Santa Clarita, Calif., then 14, made the cut and finished 26th along with Lorena Ochoa at last year's U.S. Women's Open.

Today's Preview Women's golf makes its 2009 debut! WNBA, baseball, racing, and men's golf round out the slate. Lorena Ochoa and Paula Creamer are matched up for 18 holes at the LPGA's U.S. Open. We make Ochoa a slight favorite, so Paula wins ...

The LPGA Tour announced it will trim three events and $5 million in prize money from its 2009 schedule amid the nation's economic downturn.

If LPGA Tour Commissioner Carolyn Bivens understood the culture of the South Korean players, she would have known that asking them to learn conversational English was something way outside the norm, writes ESPN The Magazine's Eric Adelson.

PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem and LPGA commissioner Carolyn Bivens have each had their share of rough patches in '06. Who's had the tougher year?