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At the unofficial halfway point of the PGA Tour season, Farrell Evans takes stock of what we've seen so far.

Tiger Woods offered few details about what appeared to be a left elbow injury that was bothering him during the first round of the U.S. Open, but also showed no obvious signs of pain as he finished a 3-over-par 73 on Friday.

It's June, which means two things. First, the U.S. Open. Hooray! Second, and exclusive to our tiny corner of the Internet, the second of Grantland's monthly golf power rankings. Smaller hooray! The U.S. Open — so named because anyone can qualif...

Even for Phil Mickelson, his path to the top of the leaderboard Thursday in the U.S. Open was unconventional.

A unique look at the fans, the course and the competition at the 113th U.S. Open Championship at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa., June 13-16.

Sergio Garcia apologized again for his hurtful comments about Tiger Woods, and he seems to be earnest. What he has to understand now is he still has work to do to make amends to many.

In case you haven't noticed, Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia don't like each other very much. But it's time to close the book on this chapter of their saga. It's time for the U.S. Open.

Doing his best to move on from the controversy with Sergio Garcia, Tiger Woods on Tuesday said there hasn't "been time" for an apology for the Spanish star's "fried chicken" comments from three weeks ago.

Sergio Garcia had a brief exchange with Tiger Woods on Monday at Merion Golf Club, shaking his hand on the driving range and apparently attempting to move toward reconciliation.

Our experts analyze all the pressing topics in golf in our latest edition of Monday Four-Ball.

The U.S. Open is unpredictable, but here are five important questions to consider as year's second major heads to Merion.

• ESPN golf analysts Andy North and Curtis Strange tell Golic and Ryan Ruocco about what to expect from Tiger Woods at the U.S. Open, Merion Golf Club, Rory McIlroy's recent struggles, Sergio Garcia's relationship with Woods and more. North and...

Once you get past the excuses and carefully crafted apologies -- a place everyone from Sergio Garcia to Roy Hibbert, Julie Hermann to Gordon Gee to John Tortorella has been lately -- we're left with prickly questions.

Our experts analyze all the pressing topics in golf in our latest edition of Monday Four-Ball.

Tiger Woods ready to bring focus back to his game at the Memorial, writes Gene Wojciechowski.

Tiger Woods spoke publicly Wednesday for the first time since Sergio Garcia made racially insensitive comments in reference to him last week in England. And he didn't say much.