Phil Mickelson gives Presidents Cup rookies a lesson
American Phil Mickelson has played in every Presidents Cup since it began in 1994 and every Ryder Cup since 1995. TORONTO STAR Continue reading
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Paul Casey holds two-shot lead at Tour Championship
Paul Casey one round away from first PGA Tour victory in eight years. TORONTO STAR Continue reading
Casey, Simpson, Thomas share Tour Championship lead
Thomas shoots second-round 66 to get into contention at the season-ending tournament, while FedEx Cup leader Jordan Spieth drops back after some erratic approaches to the green TORONTO STAR Continue reading
Toronto Star golf winners took different routes to the same goal
Women’s and men’s winners honoured in annual Toronto Star amateur gold tournaments. TORONTO STAR Continue reading
Golf-loving couple tee off in at same tourney
Change in Toronto Star Amateur combines men’s and women’s events. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Marc Leishman in driver’s seat at BMW Championship
He got up-and-down from a tough lie behind the 18th green for one last birdie that extended his lead to five shots over Jason Day and Rickie Fowler. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Sung Hyun Park fires 63, uses fresh start to lead Evian major
Park took full advantage of a fresh start to the Evian Championship on Friday, firing an 8-under 63 to lead the rescheduled first round by three shots. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Canadian rookie Mackenzie Hughes takes aim at Tour Championship
The priority this year for Hughes, 31, was to secure his playing status for next season. But then he won the RSM Classic in a five-man playoff and his focus changed. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Justin Thomas takes share of lead at Dell Technologies Championship
Marc Leishman also has share of lead at TPC Boston, with Paul Casey one shot back. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Lexi Thompson takes inaugural Indy Women in Tech Championship
LPGA veteran Lexi Thompson earns four-shot victory over Lydia Ko in Indianapolis. Canadian Brooke Henderson finished in a tie for fifth TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading