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Stewart Cink produced a sensational final-round 63—featuring seven birdies and an eagle—to win the Senior PGA Championship at The Concession Golf Club by six strokes. His 19-under total was just one shy of the tournament record, and his 63 set a new course record. It’s his first major title on the PGA Tour Champions.
Amid growing speculation over funding cuts to LIV Golf by the Saudi PIF at year’s end, Bryson DeChambeau says he's confident a deal can be reached as he explores his options once his current contract expires.
In a cost‑cutting move aligned with earlier schedule changes like the cancellation of the Hawaiian Swing, the PGA Tour has laid off roughly 4% of its workforce—eliminating 56 positions and removing 73 open roles—as it adapts to uncertain future investments.
The only official team event on the PGA Tour, the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, begins today at TPC Louisiana with a $9.5M purse. Defending champions Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin return, while teams like the Fitzpatrick brothers and Koepka‑Lowry pair headline the odds board.
Toptracer today unveiled “Toptracer Go,” a new range‑technology solution making premium tracking cameras more accessible to facilities. Meanwhile, Mountain Lake in Florida has begun a multimillion‑dollar restoration of its Seth Raynor‑designed course, slated to reopen this November.
The Chevron Championship — the first major of the women’s season — officially begins today (April 23) at Memorial Park Golf Course in Houston, featuring a new location, a temporary ‘pond’ beside the 18th green to preserve the iconic winner’s leap tradition, and a strong international field including defending champion Mao Sato and contenders like Nelly Korda, Lydia Ko, and five Spanish players looking to make an impact.
Amid growing uncertainty about the future of LIV Golf and its major sponsor, the Saudi PIF, PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp said the Tour is considering pathways for players—like Patrick Reed and others—to return to the PGA Tour, as long as their contracts have expired or are negotiable.
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