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Cheng-Hsuan Shih holds the lead at the 36-hole mark of the 2026 Wistron Ladies Open after back-to-back rounds of 66 (-6) at Sunrise Golf and Country Club.

The Chinese Taipei star, who won the inaugural edition of the Wistron Ladies Open in 2020, sat in second place after the first round.

Shih fired a round of 66 (-6) on day two, which included one bogey an...


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Wayyyyy back in 2025, in the wake of McIlroy winning his first green jacket, Bryson DeChambeau sat down in front of a room full of reporters and aired out a little dirty laundry. Asked about the duo’s interactions while playing together in the final pairing on Masters Sunday, DeChambeau said.

“No idea. [McIlroy] Didn’t talk to me once all day.”

Bryson DeC...


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Even after the USGA and R&A streamlined the Rules of Golf in 2019 and in subsequent years to make it more user-friendly, no one expects you to remember how to proceed every time something unusual happens. That’s why you should download the


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Julien Sale produced a back-nine birdie blitz on his way to a second-round seven-under-par 65 to take a one-stroke lead into the weekend of the Grand Final at Club de Golf Alcanada.

The Frenchman mixed ten birdies with three dropped shots on Friday in Alcúdia to reach 13 under par at the halfway stage, one shot ahead of Dutchman Lars van der Vight.

The Gra...


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Add Sergio Garcia’s name to the growing list of golfers who will not be taking their talents to LIV 2.0. But where he could ultimately wind up might surprise some.

The 46-year-old Garcia announced his intentions via a message shared Thursday on social media.

“Next season I’ll be playing on the DP World Tour,” Garcia said in the statement. “This tour has be...


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