Golf News

Well, the U.S. is off to another roaring lead after the first round in the 2015 President’s Cup with a 4-1 score on the books.  Historically, the U.S. leads the series against the international team 8-1-1, so posting huge numbers on Day 1 isn’t entirely out of the norm, but the 2^nd round 4-ball matches will show just how quickly (or if) the U.S. will be able to put a pin in this thing.

Spieth breaks some massive records with his 2015 PGA Tour Championship victory.  Plus find out why team golf is the best golf.

Alright kids, the FedEx Cup continues it's march to crown a $10 million victor at Conway Farms in Lake Forest, Illinois this weekend.  With a leaderboard that was tailor-made to drive excitement, this is one tournament that we are looking forward to in a big way.  Conway Farms is a more intimate venue than some of the other courses, so it will be interesting to see how the golfers respond.  Here's what you need to watch for at the 2015 BMW Championship this weekend:

Catch up on all the latest news and gossip in the world of golf with Austad's Monday Morning Caddy.  We dig into Lydia Ko's big win at the Evian, the U.S.'s fall at the Walker Cup and more.

Rickie Fowler was recently rated the most overrated player in the world.  Is it true?  We'll let you be the judge.  Get the scoop on that and all the latest news from the PGA Tour and the golf world.

Catch up on the top headlines from the 2015 Masters including the rise of the next wave of promising golfers.

Catch up with a 90 year old who still has an amazing passion for golf, hear all about the windy tournament in Texas, and get the news on Tiger's new status in today's Austad's Golf Insider.

Are we living in the golden age of golf right now?  Dave Austad analyzes the situation.  Plus, Henrik Stenson played really slow.  Like really slow.  Get the scoop in today's Golf Insider.

Golf needs a hero.  We got really spoiled with the incredible run of Mr. Woods, we need someone else now to step up and take the reins.  We may have found our new caped crusader in a clean-cut Texas boy named Jordan Speith.  Jordan confidently banged a 28 foot birdie in during the sudden death playoff at the Valspar Open for his 4^th win on tour.