Martin Kaymer dominated the U.S. Open to the point of turning into a bore on Sunday.
This is a different Pinehurst from year's past, and it will take different strengths than usual to navigate the course, which could a golfer like Zach Johnson a shot.
If not Phil, who? Bubba Watson has a great shot with the game to win the U.S. Open.
Phil Mickelson's season is riding on this week's U.S. Open, but will he close on Sunday with the pressure builds?
Ben Crane opened with a 63 that allowed him to lead wire to wire despite a birdie-free final round at the St. Jude.
What are fantasy owners to do with Phil Mickelson this week?
Dustin Johnson hasn't been the most consistent golfer this season, but his consistency at this event is hard to pass up.
Kevin Na chose the couch over the practice range Sunday, and it might have cost him in a playoff loss to Hideki Matsuyama.
Matt Kuchar is the defending champ and the best bet at Jack's Place.
The stars are aligned for Matt Kuchar this week at the Memorial, but is that a good thing?
Adam Scott cemented his standing as No. 1 in the world with a playoff win over Jason Dufner at the Crowne Plaza Invitational.
Matt Kuchar, who lost this event last year by one stroke, keeps racking up top-10 finish after top-10 finish this season.
Zach Johnson loves Colonial, and it loves him. He's an easy pick on a short course that rewards ball-striking.
Brendon Todd won his first PGA Tour event Sunday, becoming the fifth Georgia Bulldog to win on Tour this season.
Ben Martin clinched his tour card for the 2014-15 season and can now focus on getting his first PGA Tour win.
Matt Kuchar continued his solid run last week, finishing T1 in sand saves, and enters the Byron Nelson looking for a win.
Keegan Bradley hasn't always lived up to expectations, but he's played well at the the Byron Nelson.
Martin Kaymer's brain was getting in the way of his golf, so he stopped thinking and just played.