Watson’s defining bunker shot to win the 1998 Charles Schwab Challenge

Just like there are no pictures on a scorecard, there aren’t pictures in record books, either. But if there were, Tom Watson standing on the edge of a fairway bunker is the image that defines his 39th and final PGA TOUR victory at the 1998 Charles Schwab Challenge.

Furyk joins Lunch with a Legend

The only PGA TOUR player with two sub-60 rounds is ready for the over-50 Tour.

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Caddies band together to help in time of need

PGA TOUR Champions is the most familial of professional golf tours.

PGA TOUR Champions announces combined 2020-21 season

PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Florida – PGA TOUR Champions has announced that its tournaments in 2020 and 2021 will combine to form one season, and the next Charles Schwab Cup champion will be crowned in November 2021 at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship.

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Furyk and Weir turn 50 and prepare for PGA TOUR Champions

Jim Furyk and Mike Weir were born on Tuesday, May 12, 1970, about 560 miles apart, Furyk in West Chester, Pennsylvania, and Weir in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.

Jerry Kelly’s mom on her son's life in golf

Jerry Kelly first stepped foot on Maple Bluff Golf Course in Madison, Wisconsin when he was nine months old. He’s the youngest of five kids so all the other siblings were out and about at the pool or playing football so his mom, Lee, would bring him to the course with his toy truck and a blanket ...

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Team Singh continues grind during quarantine

Who’s crushing quarantine life?

John Daly entertains on Lunch with a Legend on Instagram

He taught Kid Rock how to play golf, Brooks Koepka calls him Uncle John, and he’s collaborating with artists like Jake Owen on an upcoming album.

Bob Betley passes away at age 80

Bob Betley holds a unique distinction: He was the first—and still only—former motorcycle police officer to win a PGA TOUR Champions tournament.

2020 DICK’S Sporting Goods Open canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic

PGA TOUR Champions and the DICK’S Sporting Goods Open announced today that due to the severity of the ongoing health crisis related to COVID-19 in New York state, the 2020 event, originally scheduled for August 10-16, will be canceled.