The colorful Miller is retiring after three decades calling golf for NBC -- his last tournament will be the Phoenix Open in early 2019.
After 29 years in the booth, NBC analyst Johnny Miller will retire after the Waste Management Phoenix Open in February. He will be replaced by Paul Azinger, a source told ESPN.
Laura Davies opened with a 4-under 68 despite finishing with two bogeys Monday, giving her a one-shot lead over Juli Inkster after one round of the Senior LPGA Championship.
Eddie Pepperell recorded his second European Tour win of the season as he conquered difficult conditions to win the British Masters by two shots on Sunday.
Marc Leishman shot a 7-under 65 in the final round to win the CIMB Classic Sunday by five strokes and equal the tournament course record.
Bernhard Langer shot a bogey-free 7-under 65 Sunday for a six-stroke victory in the SAS Championship, taking the points lead into the PGA Tour Champions' Charles Schwab Cup playoffs.
In Gee Chun carded seven birdies in the final round to win the KEB Hana Bank Championship on Sunday.
The PGA is coming to ESPN and ESPN+ beginning in 2020, as part of an 11-year deal that also includes CBS and extends through the 2030 event.
Brooks Koepka might not get the fanfare he thinks he deserves, but let's be honest, he doesn't do boring. His year was punctuated by injury, two major titles, 10 days of endless drama and a player of the year award.
Phil Mickelson voiced his displeasure about the course setup at the Ryder Cup, especially the rough, which he called "almost unplayable" and "a waste of my time."
Brooks Koepka has denied getting into a fight with Ryder Cup teammate Dustin Johnson and has defended the camaraderie of the U.S. team.
The U.S. had an ugly week in Paris. And since the event has ended, things have only gotten uglier. But this is what happens when either team loses -- second-guessing, bickering and drama.
Tiger Woods returned to the large stage this year. Despite a poor Ryder Cup, the feeling of accomplishment will come. First, it's time to put the clubs down for a while.
Europe entered the final day of the Ryder Cup with a four-point lead. On Sunday, in singles, it continued its long streak of dominance at home, defeating the Americans.
A team of underdogs rallied brilliantly for a common cause, with wild celebrations ringing long into the French night.
From Tommy Fleetwood's victory lap to Ian Poulter's wardrobe change, Team Europe heartily celebrated its victory against Team USA at the Ryder Cup.
Singing, dancing, cheering. Oh, and jeering -- lots of it. Welcome to Ryder Cup and all its glory.
Tension is guaranteed when Ryder Cup players -- be they veterans or rookies -- hit their first tee shot in front of massive galleries at Le Golf National.
Golf mania shifts from the Tour Championship in the States to Ryder Cup in France, and our own Michael Collins is taking it all in. Ready to take a ride along with America's Caddie?
A frank conversation with his coaches and mentors turned Francesco Molinari into a major champion, but he knows that the Ryder Cup is a different level of pressure.
Sure, there are golf balls and tees and gloves and rain gear. But you'd be surprised at what else you'll find inside a professional's golf bag.
A year ago, even Tiger Woods thought he might be done. That's why, in terms of golf, watching what happened this year has been something to see.
On Sunday at the Tour Championship, five years removed from his last win and after multiple surgeries and scandals, Tiger Woods summoned his greatness one more time.
Tiger Woods won his first tournament in over five years. And the sports world celebrated ... just a little.
Tiger Woods just won his first tournament in five years, which got us thinking ... what other sports comebacks can compare?
