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Patrick Reed, Phoenix Open and Qatar Masters

Patrick Reed takes lead at Qatar Masters, tries to wrap up Middle East swing with another win

Patrick Reed birdied two of his last three holes Friday for a 5-under 67, giving him a one-shot lead in the Qatar Masters as the American tries to wrap up a career-changing month in the Middle East wi...

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Chris Gotterup wins Phoenix Open playoff. Patrick Reed takes Qatar Masters

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2026 WM Phoenix Open leaderboard: Chris Gotterup claims second win in three PGA Tour starts this season

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WM Phoenix Open 2026 live updates, Round 4 scores from Sunday

The fourth and final round of the 2026 WM Phoenix Open could be a classic.

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Is Chris Gotterup the PGA Tour’s next big star? The WM Phoenix Open suggested so

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Chris Gotterup reflects on Scottie Scheffler following WM Phoenix Open triumph

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2026 WM Phoenix Open purse, payouts: Chris Gotterup tops Hideki Matsuyama in a playoff to win at TPC Scottsdale

Gotterup won the event in a playoff, thanks to a ridiculously-long birdie putt on the first hole.

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Chris Gotterup wins Phoenix Open in playoff after Matsuyama falters

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Hideki Matsuyama tops 2026 WM Phoenix Open leaderboard eyeing third win at TPC Scottsdale

NBC Bay Area

Here's who did — and didn't — make the cut at the Masters

The number of contenders for this year's green jacket has gotten smaller. What began as an 89-man field in the 2024 Masters Tournament was cut down by nearly 30 golfers following Friday's second round at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia.

Yahoo! Sports

It’s Masters weekend, and a leaderboard with Brooks Koepka, Jon Rahm, Jordan Spieth and an amateur sure is enticing

AUGUSTA, Ga. — It’s beginning to look like Brooks Koepka’s Masters Tournament to win this weekend. The way he’s playing, it’s hard not to like his chances, though others will have a say. It could be a matter of when, since the tournament is in a ...

Qatar Masters: Patrick Reed continues impressive DP World Tour form to take solo lead at halfway stage

Patrick Reed maintains superb form to take Qatar Masters lead; American shot five-under-par 67 to move to -12 and a shot clear of Swedens Joakim Lagergren; watch Saturdays third round in Qatar live from 9.