Carlota Ciganda, Lindy Duncan, and Hye-Jin Choi are co-leaders after two rounds at Pelican Golf Club. Here's how they each got to 12 under at The Annika on Friday.

PGA Tour winner Erik Van Rooyen demands former LIV players earn their way back through Q-School, rejecting automatic reinstatement for stars like Jon Rahm.

Nelly Korda returns from an eight-week break with a bogey-free 63 at The Annika, putting herself two shots off the lead and one victory from LPGA Hall of Fame status.

(AP) — Hye-Jin Choi opened with two bogeys, made up ground with a 15-foot eagle putt late and finished with a 3-under 67 Friday that gave her a three-way share of the lead at The Annika and another chance to win for the first time in 127 tries on the LPGA Tour.It was far more effective than the bogey-free round of Nelly Korda, the No.

Erik van Rooyen insists former LIV players cannot skip the line to return to the PGA Tour. The rules apply to everyone, even the biggest stars.

Michael Brennan, Blades Brown, Andrew Novak and Austin Smotherman are all fall winners competing in the final event of the PGA Tour season.

Bryson DeChambeau has made a major announcement about his future in golf, revealing plans to expand his career into golf course design.The two-time U.S. Open champion announced Friday that he is launching his first course design project in California, where he grew up and developed his passion for the game.The news comes as DeChambeau navigates […] The post Bryson DeChambeau Makes Major Announcement About His Future in Golf appeared first on HEAVY.

Rory McIlroy is in prime position to make history at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, but the six-time major champion isn’t particularly happy with the conditions he’s facing. McIlroy entered the tournament looking to capture his eighth Race to Dubai title, which would match Colin Montgomerie’s record. Despite making a strong start to […] The post Rory McIlroy Blasts Dubai Course Conditions Amid Historic Title Chase appeared first on HEAVY.

Nelly Korda has relied on mantras as she ascended to the top of the sport.

Pressel was replaced in the booth this week by longtime Golf Channel colleague Paige Mackenzie.