Golf

Tiger Woods is “BACK” with a new memoir. The accomplished 43-year-old golf legend announced the book in a Tuesday statement on his website. The rights to the book, called “BACK,” have been acquired by HarperCollins Publishers. Woods posted a link to the announcement on his Twitter. I’ve been in the...

So much for the hometown favorite. Rory McIlroy’s homecoming at The Open championship on Thursday was off to a rough start for the Northern Ireland native. Despite entering the tournament with the course record at Portrush and the betting favorite , McIlroy bombed his first hole after receiving a...

By Eli Hershkovich Golf’s oldest major tees off for the 148th time on Thursday, but it’s just the second time in Open Championship history that the courses sets up at Royal Portrush Country Club in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Rory McIlroy opened as the favorite (+900), in front of Brooks...

DALLAS (AP) — Sung Kang was a teenager when his father started sending him from South Korea to North Texas in the winters and summers to work on his golf game. The 31-year-old Kang, who now lives in the area while playing on the PGA Tour, got to call his father Sunday to tell him, "I did it," after...

DALLAS (AP) — Denny McCarthy has some loose connections to Jordan Spieth and Tony Romo, the Trinity Forest members in the local spotlight. The former University of Virginia player is on top of the leaderboard after one round at the Byron Nelson. McCarthy shot a career-low 8-under 63 on Thursday,...

Watch as former Cowboys QB Tony Romo previews holes, 3, 11, 15 and 17 ahead of 2019 AT&T Byron Nelson where he will tee it up on a sponsor’s exemption.

Brooks Koepka has won three majors since he last played at the Byron Nelson two years ago, before the tournament moved to a new links-style course south of downtown Dallas.

Former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is an even longer shot at the AT&T Byron Nelson, which opens Thursday at Trinity Forest Golf Club in Dallas.

Tiger Woods blazing to victory in his Sunday red at the Masters, a scene once so familiar, was never more stunning.

Adding another entry to his yearlong slump, Spieth struggled to a 3-over 75 Thursday in the opening round of the Masters