The 2025 PGA National Club Championship delivered drama in Southern California as Daniel Mills and Chris Hummel won Open and Senior titles in playoffs, while Brian Little claimed the Legend Division with steady play and a two-shot victory.

PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Dylan Wu needed extra holes to retain his PGA Tour card for 2026. Wu, a 29-year-old American, two Canadians, a Colombian and an Argentine were the five pros from a field of 176 to survive the 72-hole pressure-cooker that is PGA Tour Qualifying School at Dye's Valley Course at TPC Sawgrass and Sawgrass Country Club.

Although golf fans are treated to high-stakes drama week-in, week-out on the PGA Tour, the sport’s most pressure-packed moments happen far away from the spotlight. That’s where pros, such as 36-year-old Colombian journeyman Marcelo Rozo, vie not for trophies and accolades, but their very livelihoods.

While trying to move debris around his golf ball, Kohles accidentally moved his golf ball. After conferring with a rules official, he was assessed a one-shot penalty, and he wound up making a double bogey on the hole, dropping from T-1 to T-9 in an event where the top five earned PGA Tour cards. Have a look:

One of Alabama's most noteworthy alums is reportedly giving back in a big way to the school that helped launch his professional golf career. On Tuesday, the university announced that it would be accepting a $1 million commitment from the two-time PGA champion to the Crimson Standard in order to

Beau Hossler joined GOLF's Subpar podcast to talk coffee, a unique retreat to Costa Rica and constant change on the PGA Tour.

Cooper Dossey is 18 holes away from achieving full PGA TOUR status in 2026 and holding his first career TOUR card. Dossey is one shot

We control what we can control.” That was Pat McCabe, the executive director of the PGA Tour’s American Express tournament, speaking to the Palm Springs Desert