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Woods shot even-par 70 Tuesday on Saucon Valley’s Grace Course to finish 36 holes of stroke-play qualifying at 5 over.
LPGA Tour announces first-ever Nanea Cup
Golf Central's Tripp Isenhour and George Savaricas react to the newest LPGA event, the Nanea Cup, which is set to make its debut in Hawaii next March.

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The cast for the upcoming season of “Big Break x Good Good presented by Golf Galaxy” was officially announced Wednesday.
The year’s final major tees off in less than 24 hours. Before it does let’s take a look at Scottie Scheffler and the other betting favorites ahead of the 154th Open Championship.
Player conduct on the golf course has long been part of the Rules of Golf. This is the first time all four majors published their code for the players, and there already have been ramifications.
Bryson DeChambeau missed the cut at the first three majors this year. Nick Faldo wouldn’t be surprised if the American failed to make the weekend at The Open Championship, too.
Here’s when Blades Brown, Ben James and a slew of other young PGA Tour stars tee off at the Corales Puntacana Championship this week and how to watch.
A year after his famous “What’s the point?” soliloquy, Scheffler delivered in front of the mic again Tuesday at Birkdale, including reminding us all that life isn’t infinite.
David Howard wasn’t supposed to live this long. Now, he’s living his dream after qualifying for the 154th Open Championship.
Prior to last week’s Genesis Scottish Open, Åberg had to replace his driver shaft and launch monitor after both were damaged on his travel overseas.
As The Open heads to a new-look Royal Birkdale this week, it’s time to rank Scottie Scheffler and the rest of the field for the year’s final major.
Jon Rahm told reporters ahead of the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale he believes golf would benefit from having a major championship that travels.
Harris birdied eight of her final nine holes as part of an opening 9-under 63 that gave the 18-year-old Australian the early lead at the U.S. Girls’ Junior in Durham, North Carolina.
How’s this for a dreamy scenario for English sports fans on Sunday. An Englishman becomes “the champion golfer of the year” by winning the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale. Then, a few hours later, England’s soccer team wins the World Cup.