Patrick Cantlay bears no ill will towards European fans for the way he was vilified in Rome.

Europe won’t be underestimating Bryson DeChambeau and his rivalry with Rory McIlroy even if he’s perceived as the black sheep in Keegan Bradley’s US team.

Ask the world’s best players what they face at Oakmont in the 125th US Open and the adjectives flow.

World number one Scottie Scheffler avoided a demolition derby finish and claimed the 107th PGA Championship and his third major title as Jon Rahm ended up as road kill on the Green Mile at Quail Hollow.

Scottie Scheffler showed why he's the number one player in the world when he scorched home in 32 to take a three-shot lead into the final round of the PGA Championship.

Who dares often wins at risk-reward Quail Hollow, but it's more likely that the Bomber Command will have too much firepower for the SAS (short-and-straight) brigade in the 107th PGA Championship.

Rory McIlroy gave Bryson DeChambeau the silent treatment in the final round of the Masters and that’s okay by European Ryder Cup insider Paul McGinley.

Paul McGinley admits he's pulling for Rory McIlroy to win the Masters and claim a victory for the game itself.

Paul McGinley believes Rory McIlroy has a point to prove today and admits he's pulling for a first Irish win in the Masters and a victory for the game itself.

Rory McIlroy stands on the cusp of the career Grand Slam but will face his US Open nemesis Bryson DeChambeau for Masters glory,

Former Ryder Cup player Jamie Donaldson believes Rory McIlroy’s putting is what’s stopping him from winning The Masters.

Rory McIlroy will go into the weekend a whopping ten shots off the lead after another day of pain in the Masters at an attritional Augusta National.

Bryson DeChambeau might not be everyone’s cup of tea but he’s certainly not boring.

Bryson DeChambeau fired a spectacular, seven-under 65 to take the Masters lead and admitted he messed up in 2020 when he said Augusta was a “par 67 for me because I can reach all the par fives in two”.

Shane Lowry loves everything about the Masters — just don’t tell him you think he’s going to win.

Bryson DeChambeau accomplished a significant milestone in the world of golf by becoming only the fourth player to shoot an impressive 58 on a top-level tour. This remarkable feat occurred during the LIV Golf event held at the Greenbrier, where DeChambeau secured his first title amidst rain-softened conditions.

A slimmed-down Bryson DeChambeau turned back the clock to his US Open-winning exploits of 2021 and fired a four-under 66 to lead the PGA Championship at a brutal Oak Hill.