World No. 2 Rory McIlroy makes his PGA Tour season debut in the limited-field, no-cut $20 million stop on the Monterey Peninsula.

The PGA Tour has stirred up a bit of controversy with the release of its promotional video for The Players Championship, set to take place in March. The event is an important one on the calendar, often used by players as a stepping stone as they prepare for the Masters in April.

Rory McIlroy rejoins the PGA Tour next week at Pebble Beach Golf Links where he looks to repeat as champion and claim the top prize from the event's $20M purse. Here's who else will be competing.

While the playoff drama at the WM Phoenix Open delivered the roars, another race unfolded quietly, and just as intensely, across the back ni

Brian Rolapp wants The PLAYERS Championship to receive the status of a major. However, Brandel Chamblee is against the idea.

Entering the final day of the Phoenix Open trailing leader Hideki Matsuyama by four strokes, the Rutgers alum stormed back to force a playoff hole, where he won the competition with a long birdie putt minutes before the NFL’s championship game kicked off in Santa Clara.

The PGA TOUR has doubled down with its efforts to cater dedicated streaming coverage to a sports betting audience.

Rory McIlroy returns as defending champion. He won his second Players’ trophy last year in a Monday playoff against JJ Spaun, joining a rare fraternity of two-time winners. The tournament has produced only six playoffs across 51 years. That kind of scarcity builds mystique, and the aura of a Major, and the Tour knows it.

Brooks Koepka's return to the PGA Tour forced field size changes, and one PGA Tour star isn't seing the results on Tour that he would appreciate ahead of the Phoenix Open