Golf News

Stanford freshman Rachel Heck finished the NCAA four-round golf tournament at 8 under on Monday in Arizona, becoming the Cardinal's first individual champion in program history.

Lev Grinberg, 13, was attempting to become the youngest competitor in U.S. Open and men's major championship history, but had to withdraw from Monday's qualifier after a weather delay.

Organisers of July's Open Championship are optimistic the tournament will be able to operate at up to 75 per cent crowd capacity for this year's contest at Royal St George's.

The LPGA has announced their next commissioner, with Mollie Marcoux Samaan elected to take over from the departing Mike Whan.

What has changed in football, F1, cricket, rugby, boxing and horse racing since the murder of George Floyd 12 months ago?

Becky Brewerton reflects on Solheim Cup success, career struggles and a long-awaited return to the winner’s circle in the latest Sky Sports Golf podcast.

The European Tour has announced four new UK-based events for golfers with disabilities as part of the new 2021 European Disabled Golf Association European Tour.

Henni Koyack discusses the work done by golf's governing bodies to tackle the lack of diversity in golf, plus looks at what the sport and its star names can do to make the game more inclusive.

The head of the PGA of America has apologised to champion Phil Mickelson and runner-up Brooks Koepka after they were mobbed by fans on the 18th fairway at the US PGA Championship.