Dufner shows little emotion after major collapse

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Jason Dufner never showed much emotion at the PGA Championship. Not when he seemed to have the Wanamaker Trophy in the bag.

Furyk stumbles with wet finish on Moving Day

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Jim Furyk has been mired in one of the worst slumps of his career.

A headliner again at 47, Verplank in hunt at PGA

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Scott Verplank has aches and pains older than some of the guys he's chasing at the PGA Championship.

Points moves up leaderboard at PGA

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A comedian and a storytelling sports psychologist have helped D.A.

PGA: They don’t call it Hot-Lanta for nothing

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For those outside the ropes, there are fans atop the bleachers and misting stations to cool down. For the players, there are buckets filled with cold, bottled water at every hole.

Schwartzel’s father resists urge to ignore Masters

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It was nearly 1 a.m. in South Africa when Charl Schwartzel sealed his first major title with a birdie on the last hole at the Masters.

A wacky Sunday like no other at Augusta National

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They say the Masters doesn't truly begin until the back nine on Sunday.

Masters amateur to join relief efforts in Sendai

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Hideki Matsuyama hoped his play at the Masters would bring some joy to earthquake victims in Japan.

On eve of Masters, talk about Tiger isn’t good

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There was a time when Tiger Woods would have responded to the perceived slight in the way he knew best — with his clubs. A 65 on Sunday, perhaps, good enough to slip on another green jacket while Ian Poulter waited at the airport for a flight home.