EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France (PA) — England’s Laura Davies and Swede Annika Sorenstam both begin the chase for a third Evian Masters title on Thursday, but it is world No. 1 Lorena Ochoa who starts as the favorite in the $3.25 million tournament that matches the U.S. Women’s Open as the richest in the women’s game.

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Greg Norman used last week’s British Open as a warmup and almost made history. The warmup over, he is now setting his sights …

There are five players in the RBC Canadian Open who are in the Top 30 in FedExCup points, and all five are worth watching.

OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP) — Jim Furyk has his sights set high at rain-soaked Glen Abbey in his bid for a third straight Canadian Open title.

Greg Norman used last week’s British Open as a warmup and almost made history. The warmup over, he is now setting his sights …

The OSU Golf Club (Scarlet Course) in Columbus, Ohio is the host for this week’s Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational. Here’s all you need to know about the course.

One trip to the Open Championship makes for a lifetime of memories. Last week’s trip to Royal Birkdale happened to be my 10th.

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The top players on the Nationwide Tour, plus a few amateur golfers from the collegiate ranks, will compete at the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational at Ohio State University’s Scarlet Course.

Annika Sorenstam is determined her final year on the LPGA Tour will not become a sentimental journey. Yet she might make an exception at the Evian Masters this weekend, when tournament officials plan to show their affection by naming part of the course in her honor. The 37-year-old Swede with 72 career victories plans to retire at the end of the season to marry and start a family.

Greg Norman's impressive run to a third-place finish in the British Open at age 53 has brought the Australian star an invitation to next month's PGA Championship.

With the RBC Canadian Open scheduled to begin Thursday at Glen Abbey Golf Course, here’s an update on the active PGA TOUR and Nationwide Tour pros who have made at least one start this season.

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As the PGA Tour’s Canadian Open makes its first trip back to Glen Abbey Golf Club for this first time since Vijay Singh’s win in a playoff in 2004, our experts weigh in on who they expect to end the week holding the trophy.

Greg Norman says he has until Thursday to decide whether to accept an invitation to play in the final major of the year, the PGA Championship.

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• Should Tom Watson claim a fourth title in this event, he would set a new record for most wins in Senior British Open history. He is currently tied with Gary Player for most victories in the event. Player won this tournament at Turnberry in 1988 and 1990 and at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland in 1997.

When anyone reading this thinks about the lives of PGA TOUR pros, they probably think of mansions, private planes and massive galleries as far as the eye can see. When 30-year-old rookie Marc Turnesa thinks about his life as a TOUR pro, his mind just tries to figure out which movie to see on the road and when to take his next trip back to his hometown of Long Island, N.Y. As part of the New Game, New Thinking series (click here to learn more), Turnesa, who has finished inside the top 25 twice this season, recently spent some time with PGATOUR.com freelance writer Rudy Klancnik:

When Jack Nicklaus was tapped to lead the U.S. Presidents Cup team for a fourth time in 2007 at Royal Montreal Golf Club in Quebec, Canada, few could argue that the legendary golfer didn’t deserve the opportunity, especially after he calmly guided the Americans to an inspired victory in the ‘05 edition at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville, Va.

Greg Norman says he has until Thursday to decide whether to accept an invitation to play in the final major of the year, the …

There is a misconception among many seasoned golfers that any time you find a resort location including golf among its offerings, the golf courses will be mediocre — average run of the mill courses, geared toward wannabe golfers and weekend hackers. Often politely referred to in politically correct terms such as “Holiday Golf” or “Resort Golf”, too many serious golfers mistakenly think every layout located in or close to any resort will have no appeal for them.

Ever dream of running away to a desert island and escaping from it all? It’s one of those classic dreams most of us have at one time or another and although it may seem a wonderful idea at first, it doesn’t take too long before our sensible side points out the drawbacks of desert island living. Desert islands may have swaying palm trees, crystal clear waters and pristine beaches, but that’s about it.

WILL ANOTHER ALL-AMERICAN TAKE THE TITLE? — In a very improbable development last year, Daniel Summerhays became the first amateur in the history of the Nationwide Tour to win an event when he captured the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational in July. Summerhays, who was coming off his senior season at BYU, was one of seven NCAA Division I First-Team All-Americans who were invited and competed in the inaugural event. This year’s college participants will have a tough act to follow. Vying for the title will be First-Team All-Americans Jonas Blixt/Florida State, Kevin Chappell/UCLA, Rickie Fowler/Oklahoma State, Rory Hie/USC, Sihwan Kim/Stanford, Jamie Lovemark/USC and Michael Thompson/Alabama. Fowler is the world’s top-ranked amateur, according to the World Amateur Golf Ranking.