FORT WORTH, Texas -- For five consecutive seasons, Webb Simpson skipped the opportunity to play in Fort Worth's annual PGA Tour stop because he missed the cut in his first two visits to "Hogan's Alley."

That approach changed last year for the 2012 U.S. Open champion. So have his results at the Dean & DeLuca Invitational, a fact Simpson drove ...Read more

FORT WORTH, Texas -- The ball curled in the 18th hole cup and the crowd went wild for the local guy, even if he is from New Zealand.

Irving resident Danny Lee birdied the 54th hole and sits just two shots back with 18 holes to play of the Dean & DeLuca Invitational. He is tied with Paul Casey at 7-under 203.

Chances of slipping on that plaid ...Read more

FORT WORTH, Texas -- A second consecutive day marked by swirling wind gusts rearranged the names atop the leader board Friday at the Dean & DeLuca Invitational.

The golfers who set the pace after the opening round at Colonial Country Club yielded Saturday's late tee times to a fresh collection of front-runners: Webb Simpson, Kevin Kisner, Danny...Read more

FORT WORTH, Texas -- Stumbling toward a third consecutive missed cut early in Friday's round at the Dean & DeLuca Invitational, Jordan Spieth's mind was reeling.

"It was in my head," said Spieth, who won this event last year. "I normally never talk about the cut line, and it was in my head."

Mired at 3-over par for the tournament through his ...Read more

FORT WORTH, Texas -- Kelly Kraft on Thursday almost shot his best round ever at Colonial Country Club.

Still, an opening-round 65 in the Dean & DeLuca Invitational was enough to put him in a three-way tie for the lead with Derek Fathauer and J.T. Poston.

In 2012, Kraft shot a 64 in the third round of the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial, ...Read more

FORT WORTH, Texas -- At a PGA Tour venue known for crowning established veterans for more than seven decades, Colonial experience took a free drop in Thursday's opening round at the Dean & DeLuca Invitational.

By and large, newcomers or infrequent visitors to Fort Worth had their way as they climbed to the top of the leader board while battling...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- The record will show that Sergio Garcia won his first major on his 74th try on the 73rd hole of the 81st Masters tournament.

But most who were watching on Sunday will tell you that he won the tournament on the 13th hole when he and Justin Rose both made pars.

Two pars decided the tournament?

It makes sense if you relive Sunday...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Seve Ballesteros would have so loved this Masters, played over this heaven on earth on what would have been his 60th birthday.

Wasn't it two-time Masters champ Ballesteros, dead far too young in 2011, who put Spanish golf on the map? Didn't his genius lie in his ability to turn car wrecks into victory parades? Wouldn't he have ...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Justin Rose had one arm in his first Masters green jacket.

He had withstood a charge by Sergio Garcia to take a one-shot lead with a birdie at No. 16. But his drive on 17 went into the pine trees on the right. He got his second shot into the bunker that is in front of the green, blasted out to 7 feet, but missed the par putt to ...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Shortly after 5 p.m. Sunday, just as Sergio Garcia's sword fight with Justin Rose broke out in earnest and the Masters' back nine was fully engaged, in the twosome just ahead, Rickie Fowler was doing this:

Drive through the pine grove off No. 11 left rough; recovery shot off a gallery-mushed lie over the green; chip up and two ...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- What a leaderboard heading into the final round of the Masters.

Justin Rose and Sergio Garcia at the top.

Rickie Fowler one stroke back.

And, most menacing, two shots back is Jordan Spieth, who has never finished lower than second at Augusta National Golf Club.

Sunday's final round will bring with it the kind of drama this ...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- The Old Man started hot with birdies on his first two holes.

Could Phil Mickelson do it again at the Masters? Could he put himself in position to win his fourth green jacket?

The answers, emphatic "No's" (we may couch as "Not yet"), came quickly.

After reaching 2 under, the 46-year-old carded one more birdie, three bogeys and ...Read more