Rickie Fowler News

On the first hole of Sunday's final round of the Memorial, Rickie Fowler poured in a 14-foot birdie putt.

Both Sports Directors were out of commission, so it was Dueling Charles edition of Play the Percentages.

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The gallery - a sizable portion of which was clad in neon-bright orange just like Fowler - went crazy.

The stunning 50-foot chip shot for birdie had the term " Vintage Tiger " trending on Twitter in no time.

Rickie Fowler doesn't shy away from adding a little style and sizzle to his wardrobe, and many golf fans are taking notice on both his style and his game.

When the PGA Tour started experimenting with the idea of allowing cell phones onto the course in 2011, it seemed logical that there would be issues.

Only Jay Haas knows what it's like to take the biggest lead in Principal Charity Classic history into the final round.

Levin chipped in for eagle and for birdie, allowing him to make a few mistakes on the back nine Saturday at the Memorial.

Spencer Levin realizes that a one-shot lead going into the final round means next to nothing.

ESPN.com's Michael Collins and Bob Harig delve into Tiger's chances at Memorial, Spencer Levin's hopes for his first PGA Tour win and more from Dublin, Ohio.

Rickie Fowler watches his tee shot on the 14th hole on his way to a third-round 69 at the Memorial leaving him three shots back.

Thongchai Jaidee of Thailand took a one-stroke lead at the Wales Open after shooting a 4-under par 67 in the third round at Celtic Manor on Saturday.

Muirfield Village was softer and longer because of a nearly two-hour rain delay Friday.

As perhaps the hottest name in golf these days, Bubba Watson is trying to keep his public and private lives separate.

On a dank, blustery and chilly day that looked and felt more like Dublin, Ireland, McIlroy, the No.

Rickie Fowler's outfits can shame a leaden sky with what amounts to a ground-level sunset.

Steve DiMeglio of USA Today suggests that fans taking pictures on cell phones might have caused Phil Mickleson's withdrawal from the Memorial after a first-round 79.

Alex Angard, a junior, produced the most significant achievement in Viewpoint boys' golf history Thursday at the CIF/SCGA regional tournament.

Perhaps it was his 8:15 a.m. tee time Thursday at the Memorial Tournament, when Woods figured members of the gallery "still have crust in their eyes." He certainly did, his allergies prompting frequent face-rubbing - "Thank God I had a big towel," he said - and press conference snorting that rivaled Bill Belichick's. Perhaps it was because a ... (more)