PGA Tour
Rory McIlroy changed his driver and fairway woods before the Arnold Palmer Invitational. The Northern Irishman was more than comfortable with the ones he had been using in 2024, and this was…
Ten Golf10 March, 2025
PGA Tour
Russell Henley (-11) has won the Arnold Palmer Invitational after signing a card of 70 strokes in a final day that was less thrilling than expected, at least until the final stretch, where emotions…
David Durán9 March, 2025
PGA Tour
Karl Vilips (-26) has claimed victory at the Puerto Rico Open. It's his first win on the PGA Tour. On his fourth attempt. The young 23-year-old talent, with an Australian passport and born in…
PGA Tour
- Collin Morikawa, solo leader at the Arnold Palmer Invitational after three rounds, noted yesterday, after signing the 67 that had propelled him to the top of the leaderboard, that throughout 2024…
David Durán9 March, 2025
PGA Tour
You have to see the calm with which Collin Morikawa (-10) has taken the year 2025 so far, as he had only played three tournaments to date. This Arnold Palmer Invitational is the fourth. And it could…
David Durán9 March, 2025
PGA Tour
The young Australian Karl Vilips (-18) is the leader of the Puerto Rico Open with 18 holes to go. A fantastic round of 66 strokes, with seven birdies and a bogey, has placed him at the top of the…
Ten Golf9 March, 2025
PGA Tour
- After shooting a 76 on Thursday, Jason Day admitted that he went out to play the second round with the spectre of the cut looming in his mind. "We all look at the cut," he remarked. He almost said, …
David Durán8 March, 2025
PGA Tour
Scottie Scheffler (-1) kicked off the second round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational with a pinpoint birdie on the first hole. However, the defending champion’s early charge came to an abrupt…
David Durán8 March, 2025
PGA Tour
Shane Lowry (-8) has taken the lead at the Arnold Palmer Invitational with authority. He delivered a card of 67 strokes on the second day and has taken the lead with a two-stroke advantage over…
PGA Tour
It has been a long afternoon of crossed fingers. Ángel Ayora (-5) handed in a card of 71 strokes in the second round of the Puerto Rico Open and had to wait until the last minute to know if he made…
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