The New York Times – Sports:
Many of the best players in the world have gathered at Royal Liverpool for the last major of the year.
Category: Professional Golfers Assn
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Nick Price and the Thrill of Winning the British Open
The New York Times – Sports:
He won three majors in his career, but it was taking the British Open in 1994 that meant the most.
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It’s Sunday at the U.S. Open, and the Leaders Are Tied
The New York Times – Sports:
Los Angeles Country Club has sometimes seemed forgiving. But the final round could pose a formidable test for the contenders.
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For PGA Tour Players, Betrayal and Confusion in Saudi Deal’s Wake
The New York Times – Sports:
Members of America’s most famous golf tour thought they had a voice. Then came a surprise pact that could reshape the sport for years to come.
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Michael Block Gets a Hole In One At PGA Championship
The New York Times – Sports:
Block, a club pro from Arroyo Trabuco, shot par in each of the first three rounds and on Sunday was paired with Rory McIlroy. He thought it couldn’t get better. Then he got a hole in one.
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PGA Championship: Who Grew Oak Hill’s Namesake Trees?
The New York Times – Sports:
Over 40 years, Dr. John R. Williams nurtured thousands of acorns, including some from Sherwood Forest and George Washington’s estate, into towering oak trees. His obsession had a singular goal — transform the grounds of this year’s P.G.A. Championship.
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Brooks Koepka Surges to the Lead at P.G.A. Championship
The New York Times – Sports:
After his second consecutive four-under-par 66, the LIV golfer Koepka will be in the final pairing on Sunday at Oak Hill Country Club.
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An Eye on the Sky Fine-Tunes the Golf Tournament Below
The New York Times – Sports:
Few professional sports scrutinize weather forecasts like golf. The P.G.A. Championship, played in meteorologically challenging western New York, has been a test.