After playing on the last five U.S. Solheim Cup teams, Michelle Wie will be involved in this year's competition as an in-studio TV commentator in Orlando

With a FedEx Cup but no major, Rory McIlroy voted PGA Tour player of the year over Brooks Koepka

Aspiring sports reporters, get out your handy dandy notepads and get ready to jot some notes down. The Dodgers reporter is about to teach you a thing or two about #journalism.
His name is David Vassegh, and he's the host of “Dodger Talk” on AM 570 in Los Angeles. Tuesday night was one of those nights when Vassegh had to bring his best fastball, as the Dodgers clinched the NL West for a remarkable seventh consecutive year, by far the longest streak of any team in the division's history. Vassegh was in the clubhouse for the celebration, one complete with a hefty dose of Budweiser. Considering he's probably done this the last six years, Vassegh had to know there was strong chance he'd get soaked, but he went on to the field of battle without goggles anyway. As he interviewed shortstop Corey Seager, third baseman Justin Turner flung almost an entire bottle of Bud heavy directly in Vassegh's eyes.
So what did Vassegh do? Did he lay down and die? Did he wipe away his..

How many home-run cliches can we squeeze into a single headline? Good question, smart ass, but let us just say this: The Mars rover-killing laser Nolan Arenado blasted down the left-field line on Tuesday deserves every adverb in the dinger dictionary and every synonym in the homer thesaurus. If you don't believe us or haven't seen it yet, well, what you are waiting for? Go watch this 482-foot Manhattan Project test detonation and then come back here and try to tell us you're not impressed:
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We know what you'll say too: It's Coors Field; put an asterisk on it. Hell, some Cards fans are going even a step further than that …
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The fact is, however, that Arenado's two-run leviathan is the third-longest homer in the record-breaking homer year of 2019, landing in the parking lot just beh..

The lost golf club bags of Angel Yin and Jodi Ewart Shadoff have finally been delivered to them prior to the start of play at the Solheim Cup

A New Jersey man apparently targeted Donald Trump's golf club and Taylor Swift's mansion over the course of a week

Brian Barnes, the charismatic English golfer who beat Jack Nicklaus twice in one day in Ryder Cup singles matches, has died after a short illness

Golf notes: PGA Tour season brings more tournaments in the fall and more live streaming; Stricker plans more tournaments on regular tour

Stuart FranklinAUCHTERARDER, SCOTLAND – SEPTEMBER 10: Capatain Catriona Matthew of Team Europe looks happy with vice captain Laura Davies during a press conference prior to the start of The Solheim Cup at Gleneagles on September 10, 2019 in Auchterarder, Scotland. (Photo by Stuart Franklin/Getty Images)GLENEAGLES, Scotland—The Americans are the betting favorite at the Solheim Cup at Gleneagles in Scotland, and European captain Laura Davies thinks it's an excellent opportunity to make some money.
“As for the price, I think we're two to one outsiders, which I think is a good bet because I think our squad, as Beany said, is really strong,” Davies said. “The American team is incredibly good. But I think home soil, possibly a bit chillier, that evens it out a bit and hopefully our girls will step on—because it will come down to Sunday afternoon; it always does. And I think we've got the right players that can step up and do the job under the most extreme pressure.”
Though the..

This week, The Greenbrier Resort is hosting golf's best. 60 years ago, the resort was configured to accommodate a different crowd.