Tees times for the 2019 Masters golf tournament have been revealed and Tiger Woods likes his chances.

Rory McIlroy is the favorite to win the 2019 Masters. UPI has you covered with more best bets to win the tournament and some fun facts from Augusta National.

Here is this week's slate of golf action, highlighted by Jordan Spieth's quest for a Grand Slam at the 99th PGA Championship.

Jordan Spieth and defending British Open champion Henrik Stenson will open the 146th edition of the Open Championship on Thursday at Royal Birkdale in the same group.

Brian Harman looks at the company he has at the top of the leaderboard and can't help but think that the demanding Erin Hills layout has something to do with it.

In most weeks on the PGA Tour, it's the players that rule the discussion for the individual events, which march along week to week without much fanfare.

Louis Oosthuizen of South Africa and American Kyle Stanley are a lot alike.

William McGirt and Mackenzie Hughes produced what it took to leap to the front of the pack on Thursday, fashioning 5-under-par 67's to take a one-stroke lead.

This is the first team event for a PGA Tour regular-season event since 1982. Below are 10 teams to watch in New Orleans.

Canadian Graham DeLaet eagled the par-4 ninth hole and shot a 4-under 67 on Friday to claim a share of the second-round lead with former World No. 1 Luke Donald at the RBC Heritage in Hilton Head Island, S.C.

Four-time PGA Tour winner Charley Hoffman birdied eight of the final 13 holes in blustery and cold conditions to forge to a 7-under-par 65 and grab the first-round lead at The Masters Tournament on Thursday at the famed Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga.

The 81st Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia kicks off April 6th from Augusta National Golf Club. Here are our predictions and 10 picks to win the green jacket.

AUSTIN, Texas -- Another player's withdrawal knocked Rory McIlroy out of the World Golf Championships Match Play on Thursday.

AUSTIN, Texas -- Head to head match play always lends itself to plenty of craziness.

The tournament that evolved into the Arnold Palmer Invitational will be played for the 51st time this week, but "The King" will not be there to hold court -- other than in spirit.