Follow the action from the 2019 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, California.
With the PGA Tour pulling out of Las Vegas after 41 years, area golf fans are left with four decades of memories from the tournament. Here are five highlights.
The PGA Tour has been part of Las Vegas since 1983, but the tournament most recently known as the Shriners Children’s Open is not part of the 2025 schedule.
The line and total on Wednesday’s LA Bowl between UNLV and Cal has bounced around with both programs undergoing big changes.
Four golf stars will play in the Crypto.com Showdown at Shadow Creek on Tuesday, hoping it serves as entertainment to fans.
Seamus Power didn’t have great results in 2024, but his ability to play in the signature events allowed him to finish in the top 60 for the season.
Harry Reid International Airport officials acknowledged that the nine-hole Las Vegas Golf Center had terminated its lease.
Maverick McNealy closed out the 2024 season with a win at the RSM Classic, giving him that elusive first victory after five full seasons on the PGA Tour.
The fifth edition of the T-Mobile Match Play is set for Shadow Creek in April. Nelly Korda is the event’s defending champion.
Las Vegas resident Maverick McNealy won the RSM Classic on Sunday for his first career PGA Tour victory.
LIV Golf has announced 10 of its 14 events for 2025 so far and Las Vegas is not on the list. That makes a return for the breakaway circuit unlikely.
