Jon Rahm is out at LIV Golf, which brings him back to a shore he left in flames.

Jon Rahm's attorney told a court hearing LIV Golf's bankruptcy case that the Spaniard will not be participating going forward in LIV 2.0

LIV Golf, facing uncertainty about its future following Saudi Arabia pulling its financial backing, informed the majority of its staff on Wednesday that their jobs have been terminated.

Michael La Sasso’s final putt had barely dropped before the champagne bottles opened, even if it was almost certainly the last time anyone could spray champagne and pretend the league had a future worth toasting.

From the Civil War to football, the man putting golf back together thinks history rhymes.

After a controversial ruling, DeChambeau leaves observers in the dark.

The R&A says revenue from the Open funds the majority of its grassroot initiatives, so increasing that helps the governing body overall. But is the Open itself losing its soul in the process?

After five years of asking where it was going, the PGA Tour can see where it's heading

U.S. Open 2026: They wanted him to fall. He’s the last man standing. On Wyndham Clark’s antihero win at Shinnecock from GolfDigest.com

Arugably no PGA Tour player in good standing conjures as much bad feeling among the golf populace as the man now holding the U.S. Open by the throat.

Multiple sources confirmed to Golf Digest that Phil Mickelson is no longer a member at The Farms outside San Diego after a club employee accused him of inappropriate contact with her before a round of golf this spring

Golf has a long history of coronating the expected. Familiar names, Familiar faces. But occasionally the sport surprises itself, and Sunday was one of those days when Aaron Rai walked away with his first major title.

LIV Golf is on life support as Saudi Arabia pulls its funding and its boss has stepped down. But the damage it has done to golf is still being accounted for.

The two-time PGA Tour winner sat down with us at Taymouth Castle in Kenmore, Scotland.

There is still nothing like The Masters. But as it chases expansion, does it risk diminishing the things that made it special in the first place?

Investigating the urban legend that a media member was able to sneak onto Augusta National and make an albatross on the 15th hole reveals what really happened.

Gary Woodland won the Houston Open for his first win in seven years. That matters. Just not as much as what came before it.

Tiger coverage has center around one persistent question for years: Can he play? It becomes incomplete without an honest answer to a prior question—Is this man OK?

Scottie Scheffler was on the range hours after his round on Thursday at TPC Sawgrass hitting balls in the rain. The reason why is surprisingly simple.

Brian Rolapp has a plan for the future of the PGA Tour. Now, he needs buy-in from a disparate group of constituents that don't always have the same vision

The National Links Trust spent five years reviving Washington, D.C.'s public golf courses. But the Trump administration had other plans. A look at the uncertain future of D.C. golf.

Kokomo Murase added the Olympic title to the World Championship gold she won in 2025.