Rocco Mediate talks with Holly Sonders after his 4th round of the U.S. Senior Open about the challenges he faced and what the leaders may face as they approach the end of the final day.

Winning $1.278 million, Quicken Loans National champ Francisco Molinari found it worth his while to play in the high heat. Here's how much every player made

POTOMAC, Md. (AP) Francesco Molinari delivered a record performance to win the final edition of the Quicken Loans National.

POTOMAC, Md. (AP) Francesco Molinari delivered a record performance to win the final edition of the Quicken Loans National.

Sung Hyun Park won the KPMG Women's PGA Championship in a playoff, earning $547,000, the most in tournament history. Here's the money earned for every player

KILDEER, Ill. (AP) Sung Hyun Park raised her arms and placed her hands on her head before hugging her caddie and wiping away tears.

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Brooke Henderson needed to get off to a fast start on Sunday at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship if she wanted to apply any pressure on So Yeon Ryu, who entered the final round three shots ahead of the rising star from Canada. After making three bogeys on her first six holes, Henderson put herself in a big hole, leading to an uncharacteristic moment of frustration on the 11th hole that the 20-year-old is going to wish she had back.
Looking to gain some ground at the short par-5 11th, a hole Henderson could take advantage of with her length, she got too aggressive, flying the green with her second shot and failing to get on the green in three. Facing a tricky chip with the green sloping away from her on her fourth shot, Henderson rolled one about 12 feet past the hole and had officially had enough of her wedge, slamming it against her bag and snapping it in two pieces:
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Yikes. And people say Canadians are too nice? Well, th..

The Albatros course at Le Golf National will host the Ryder Cup in September, and as this sneak peek revealed, the final four holes will be awfully tricky

PARIS (AP) Alex Noren won the French Open by one shot on Sunday after a final round 4-under 67.