Former United States team captains have had mixed reactions to Rory McIlroy's comments last week at the Ryder Cup. While Tom Watson posted an apology on behalf of the U.S.
American Ryder Cup attention has shifted quickly to Adare Manor following their loss at Bethpage Black, and there’s already plenty of debate about who should lead the team next.
Keegan Bradley is expected to stay in the headlines for a while after his American side lost to Europe in the Ryder Cup. Luke Donald had some kind words for Bradley following the contest at Bethpage Black, where Europe came away with a 15-13 win.
Rory McIlroy was always going to be a central figure at the 2025 Ryder Cup. No one had more attention on them heading into Bethpage Black, and by the end of the week, his presence had shaped much of the event.
Keegan Bradley aspires to emulate Paul Azinger’s achievements as a Ryder Cup captain, particularly recalling Team USA’s significant victory at Valhalla in 2008.
Within the PGA Tour, there are a few awards that are not awarded through tournaments. Awards like the Courage Award that Gary Woodland received earlier
Paul Azinger was named the 2025 recipient of the Payne Stewart Award, the PGA Tour's annual award honoring a player for his character, sportsmanship and commitment to charitable giving.
It’s been over a year since NBC booted lead analyst Paul Azinger to the curb. After running live auditions on air during some of the most essential golf events of the 2024 season, including the U.S.
After being removed from the broadcast booth by NBC at the end of 2023, Paul Azinger will be heading back to that network – via an indirect method – in 2025.
Since Paul Azinger‘s unceremonious ouster late last year, NBC has continued its musical chairs approach to finding a new lead golf analyst well into the heart of major championship season.
Ex-NBC analyst Paul Azinger, a 12-time winner on the PGA Tour, recently spoke to Adam Schupak of Golfweek about the current state of professional golf and dropped a truth bomb on the PGA Tour.
In a recent interview, former NBC lead analyst Paul Azinger expressed his dissatisfaction with the current state of professional golf, particularly the PGA Tour.
NBC has promoted Curt Byrum into the lead analyst role for next week's Hero World Challenge, replacing Paul Azinger. Byrum, 64, won his lone PGA Tour event at the Hardee's Golf Classic in 1989 and has worked as an analyst for the Golf Channel since 2001.
Paul Azinger, a 12-time winner on the PGA Tour, will not return as the lead analyst on NBC's golf coverage, multiple outlets reported. Azinger has been in the booth for NBC's broadcasts since 2019, when Johnny Miller retired.