We move to the weekend at the first of two PGA Tour stops in Mexico this season.

On the wrong end are the trunk-slammers are the unlucky ones who will miss the weekend in Vallarta, Mexico.

South African Aldrich Potgieter fired a 10-under par 61 to grab a four-stroke lead after Friday's second round of the US PGA Tour's Mexico Open.Potgieter, who fired a 59 in a Korn Ferry developmental tour event last year, became the fourth-youngest player since 1983 to fire 61 or lower on the PGA Tour, trailing only South Korea's Tom Kim from 2022, American Nick Dunlap last year and American Patrick Cantlay in 2011.

Feb. 21—The Junior Invitational at Sage Valley will soon be returning to Graniteville, bringing with it 60 of the world's best junior golfers. The names of those 36 boys and 24 girls competing for the golden jackets will be released closer to the March 19 start date, but two names have been confirmed in the meantime. In the boys' field will be Charlie Woods, son of 15-time major champion Tiger ...

Aldrich Potgieter showed his ability to shoot low Friday in the Mexico Open, powering and putting his way to a 10-under 61.

Two new disc golf courses will be coming to Vigo County parks, including one that designer John Houck hopes will be the best in Indiana. Prairie Creek Park should see its course open in the spring, while a larger disc golf course is also coming to Fowler Park. John Houck, who designed the Fowler course, hopes it will be the best in Indiana and in the top 20 in the country. Fowler’s course is ...

Welcome to the weekend, Blades Brown. You made your first cut as a PGA Tour pro.

After visits to Hawaii, California, Arizona and Mexico, the PGA Tour sets its sights on the Florida Swing.

The field of 144 golfers features five from the top 22: Russell Henley, Sepp Straka, Shane Lowry of Jupiter, Billy Horschel and Sungjae Im.

Nashville's Blades Brown made his first PGA Tour event cut as a professional golfer Friday, qualifying for the weekend at the 2025 Mexico Open.