TGL had received positive feedback when it came to TV viewership across their opening two weeks, however the league saw a notable drop in gameweek three on Tuesday

There's plenty of star power near the top of the leaderboard at the American Express through 54 holes — Jason Day (19 under), Patrick Cantlay (18 under), Justin Thomas (17 under), just to name a few — but there are also nearly a dozen notable names who are packing their bags early after missing the cut on Saturday afternoon.

Golf fans are loving the fact serial slow coach Patrick Cantlay will face a 40-second shot clock over each of shots during his Tuesday night TGL debut.

Sepp Straka overcomes some late nerves to claim his third PGA Tour title by edgin out Justin Thomas at The American Express.

Horschel followed suit at the 11th after Matt Fitzpatrick landed in a pair of bunkers and picked up a penalty, which pushed Atlanta’s lead to four. Those two tied at the 14th. Cantlay, after tying with Fowler on their first hole, kept it close at the last to secure their shutout win. They hit 65 feet of putts throughout the night.

PGA Tour member Michael Kim has offered his thoughts on slow play amid a flurry of criticism that rounds are still taking too long.

Day's birdie putt looked good on the par-5 18th hole but it lipped out, leading to a birdie-free, eagle-free round at 2025 Farmers Insurance Open.

Patrick Cantlay helped his Atlanta Drive team defeat New York Golf Club earlier this week, but golf fans watching on were less than convinced by his performance

Easley basketball player Ethan Crews reached a milestone and did it in a big way. He scored 30 points against High Point and hit 1,000 for his career.

In line with the declining ratings of golf events, the final round of this year's American Express saw a 56% decrease in viewership compared to last year.

Those closest to the European Ryder Cupper at 19-under are former world No. 1 Jason Day ... plus former FedExCup winners Patrick Cantlay (18-under) and Justin Thomas (17-under) have yet to ...

The 48-year-old Hoffman won his first PGA Tour title at this event back in 2007, back when it was still called the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. He charged into the lead this week wi