Having just arrived home after a disappointing second-round loss at the Australian Open in January, world No. 5 Casper Ruud ...

Golf fans don't agree on much. But one thing everyone seems to be on the same page about? Tournament golf is too slow.

The LPGA Tour has announced a new pace of play policy that will go into effect in the coming weeks to address the Tour's slow ...

The LPGA officially announced a tough new policy to fight slow play that will go into effect in March. Here's what you need ...

The Ladies Professional Golf Association is implementing a policy to regulate the pace of play, putting it into effect this ...

The new policy was revealed at the first player meeting of the season last week at the Founders Cup. Nelly Korda’s reaction to the news: Finally.

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Yealimi Noh, an American golfer of Asian origin, celebrated at the Founders Cup, winning her first LPGA Tour title. In fierce ...

While the tour’s new pace-of-play policy doesn’t go into effect until late March, players made good time at Bradenton Country Club.

Korda, coming off a seven-win season, holed a three-foot birdie on the 15th hole to temporarily take the lead. Kim, in the final group, immediately birdied to reclaim the lead ...