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China’s Miranda Wang will take a three-shot lead into the final round of the LPGA Tour event at TPC Boston while Australian Hannah Green’s challenge spluttered.

The 2022 champion, Thriston Lawrence, went on a tear to grab a two-shot lead before darkness halted the European Masters third round.

Matt Wallace is aiming to remain king of the mountains after posting rounds of 65 and 63 on a marathon second day at the weather-disrupted European Masters which leaves the English defending champ a shot off the clubhouse lead.

Minjee Lee has endured a frustrating opening round at the FM Championship in Boston, but the world No.4 remains right on the leaders’ heels at TPC Boston.

The Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) recently held its inaugural CEO Impact Luncheon and Golf Classic on Martha’s Vineyard, August 11, bringing together leaders, innovators, and supporters dedicated to advancing…

The PGA of America recently announced its 2025–26 PGA LEAD Class, naming 15 professionals from across the country to join its flagship leadership development program. Designed to mentor and prepare…

For decades, young athletes pursuing excellence in their chosen sport have faced the same dilemma: how to balance the demanding schedules of training and competition with the equally important responsibility…

A former junior prodigy from Massachusetts with next to no professional golf experience is the surprise Round 1 leader at the Tailor-made Building Services NT PGA Championship in Palmerston.

The golf gods gave him very little and Mother Nature threw a spanner in the works yet Jeffrey Guan was largely content with his return to professional golf on Thursday.

Cumberland City Council has escalated its opposition against the New South Wales Government’s plans to convert 45 hectares of Carnarvon Golf Course and Coleman Park into a cemetery.

Yering Meadows Golf Club is teeing off a new era with its “We’re Back” campaign, celebrating the completion of a major bunker renovation project which has transformed the course and breathed new life into the Yarra Valley layout.

Mauritius recently hosted the Africa Region VI Junior Team Championship—a tournament less focused on winning and more on cultivating experience, exposure, and poise on championship-calibre courses. For Uganda, the opening…