Alfred Dunhill Links Championship 2016: Saturday Leaderboard Scores, Highlights

Tyrrell Hatton displaced fellow Englishman Ross Fisher at the top of the leaderboard at the 2016 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship on Saturday after equalling a course record in Scotland. Hatton shot a 62 at St. Andrews to move three shots clear of Fisher and the chasing pack. The leader after Round 2 was let down by a costly late bogey on the 16th at Carnoustie. Here’s what the leaderboard looks like after Day 3: All scorecard information per the European Tour official site.   Recap A birdie at the 18th gave Hatton 10 for the day. The final one was set up by this fantastic shot to... 

Alfred Dunhill Links Championship 2016: Friday Leaderboard Scores and Highlights

Ross Fisher climbed to the summit of the leaderboard at the 2016 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship on Friday, remaining on 11 under after Round 2. The Englishman ended the day on four under for his second round at the St. Andrews Old Course to keep his nose in front of overnight leader Alex Noren and his Swedish countryman Joakim Lagergren. Noren could only muster one-under par at Kingsbarns on Friday, allowing Fisher a two-shot advantage over his score. A late sprint by Lagergren saw him finish a shot behind the lead. Read on for a breakdown of the leaderboard as... 

Tiger Woods to Make PGA Return at 2016 Safeway Open: Latest Comments, Reaction

Tiger Woods is set to make his long-awaited return to competitive golf at the PGA Tour’s Safeway Open, which starts Oct. 13. GolfChannel.com’s Ryan Lavner was among the first to report that Woods will make his 2016 debut at Silverado Country Club in Napa, California. ESPN.com’s Bob Harig confirmed the news. Woods sent the golf world into a tizzy last month when he announced his intention to make an October return after missing more than a year due to lingering back problems. His last start, which resulted in a 10th-place finish, came last August at the Wyndham Championship. “My... 

Alfred Dunhill Links Championship 2016: Thursday Leaderboard Scores, Highlights

Sweden’s stars took a decisive grip on the leaderboard at the 2016 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship on Thursday after Alex Noren’s first-round score of 64 gave him a one-shot lead in Scotland.  The 34-year-old edged Ross Fisher into top spot following his late revival, while countryman Joakim Lagergren and England’s Matt Ford shared third spot on six under par after the first day of the tournament. Both Noren and Lagergren impressed on the Championship Course at Carnoustie, while Ford excelled on Kingsbarns Golf Links, and Raphael Jacquelin, who is tied... 

Tiger Woods, Davis Love III, Fred Couples Named Presidents Cup Asst. Captains

The United States, fresh off this year’s Ryder Cup victory, already has its eyes on next year’s Presidents Cup. According to Bob Harig of ESPN.com, captain Steve Stricker named Tiger Woods, Davis Love III and Fred Couples as his assistant captains for next year’s event Wednesday. The Presidents Cup will take place at Liberty National Golf Club in New Jersey from Sept. 26 through Oct. 1, 2017. While the Ryder Cup features the United States against a team of European golfers, the Presidents Cup pits the Americans against international players from outside of Europe. Stricker, Woods... 

Ryder Cup 2016: Final Grades for Team USA

Perhaps it was the Ryder Cup task force. Perhaps it was the endless parade of vice captains that would have had the PGA of America renting out an additional floor at the team hotel. Perhaps it was a combination of a red-hot American team combined with a poor European team that arrived with six Ryder Cup rookies to Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minnesota. Whatever the reason may be, the curse is finally broken and the America side has captured the Cup for the first time since 2008. And not only did the American side win, they won “bigly” (or “big league”) as one... 

Phil Mickelson’s Outcry for Ryder Cup Change Carries Americans to New Heights

American celebrations have happened so infrequently over the past quarter-century at the Ryder Cup that nobody could remember the partying particulars of the U.S. team’s most prominent player. Sure, everybody knows Phil Mickelson plays golf as a left-hander, often at the highest levels. Sunday night at Hazeltine National in Chaska, Minnesota, the world was reminded that when he parties like a savage, it’s as a righty. Two years after he put his reputation on the line following yet another Ryder disaster, the 46-year-old Hall of Famer led the Americans to their second victory... 

Ryder Cup 2016: Biggest Winners and Losers from Hazeltine

If this were another form of digital communication, there’d be no other way to start a rundown of 2016 Ryder Cup winners and losers than: The #RyderCup was *fire emoji*! Ryan Moore sealed the 17-to-11 U.S. drubbing of an outmatched European squad at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minnesota, finishing a Sunday singles session that Patrick Reed started by besting Rory McIlroy in a slugfest. Capturing seven points in the Sunday session provided a fitting bookend to the 4-0 drubbing with which the Americans kicked off the contest, and the Ryder Cup returned to American hands for the... 

Ryder Cup 2016: Winner, Final Leaderboard Scores and Highlights

After three straight losses, the United States defeated Europe to win the 2016 Ryder Cup with a final score of 17-11 on Sunday. In an event with only pride on the line, Team USA brought the trophy home in an emotional victory after an eight-year drought. The PGA Tour’s official Twitter account showcased the excitement from the home team at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Minnesota: ESPN’s Mike Greenberg praised the winning performance: The United States needed to secure five points from the 12 singles matches Sunday, and they came through with outstanding individual efforts throughout... 

Ryder Cup 2016 Scores: Day 3 Live Standings, Results and Highlights

United States 17, Europe 11 The United States won its first Ryder Cup in eight years thanks to some stellar performances during the Sunday singles session.  Patrick Reed won a showdown with Rory McIlroy in the first match of the session and Rickie Fowler used a late comeback to down Justin Rose at the 18th hole.  Phil Mickelson and Sergio Garcia combined for 19 birdies in their match, but they only halved.  Mickelson’s halved match and wins by Brandt Snedeker and Brooks Koepka set up Ryan Moore to clinch the win on the 18th hole. Moore tapped in for par on the 18th green to... 

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