He wondered whether he was good enough to win a major. On Sunday at The Open, he answered the question for himself and all of golf.
This was how Brooks Koepka did in the four events that matter most in golf: first, second, second, fourth. So while he didn't hold the Claret Jug on Sunday, he was the undisputed champion of the major season.
The one-day competition, which will also feature Jason Day and Hideki Matsuyama, will take place on Oct. 21.
Shane Lowry finishes at 15-under to win The Open at Royal Portrush in his native Ireland for the first major victory of his career.
Preston Summerhays won the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship on Saturday, beating Bo Jin of China 2 and 1 in the 36-hole final at Inverness Club.
Helped by President Donald Trump's putting advice, Jim Herman had two eagles in a 10-under 62 to maintain a one-stroke lead Saturday in the PGA Tour's Barbasol Championship.
Shane Lowry broke out of a four-way tie late on the front nine Saturday en route to a tournament-best 63. He has a four-shot lead going into the final round of the Open Championship.
Cydney Clanton and Jasmine Suwannapura ran away with the LPGA Tour's Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational, shooting an 11-under 59 in best-ball play for a six-stroke victory.
With forecasts calling for "persistent and occasionally heavy rain" and gusty winds, the R&A has moved up the tee times for the final round of the Open Championship by an hour.
Figuring him out isn't easy, and always leads to questions. Was the wincing at The Open more than everyday aches and pains? Was it a bad week in the cold? It's how things work these days with Tiger.
Tiger Woods says he's taking a couple of weeks off and will focus on the FedEx Cup playoffs, in which he finished second last year.
He's got a big lead. He's the local favorite. But there are some big names lurking. With bad weather predicted, could it be a wild Sunday at The Open? We answer all the big questions heading into the final round.
Kyle Stanley took offense to criticism of his golf etiquette by Robert MacIntyre, saying 'Fore' was already being yelled and marshals were signaling as his tee shot headed into the crowd and hit a fan.
Xander Schauffele wasn't upset that his driver was deemed to be nonconforming by the R&A after a random test prior to The Open. Instead, he was angry that not all drivers are tested.
