Tiger Woods has won 15 majors and a record 82 US PGA Tour events all over the world but the US superstar admitted Sunday there was something extra special

The US team staged a stirring late comeback to stay in the hunt at the Presidents Cup on Friday after the tournament appeared to be slipping away, with Tiger Woods hailing their "phenomenal" spirit.

Tiger Woods made sure not to waste an opportunity to burn Justin Thomas after out-driving him at the Hero World Challenge, writes golfmagic.com.

Tiger Woods seems pretty excited for retirement, however far off that may be, reports the New York Post. The 43-year-old golfer, calling in to Australia’s “Triple M’s Hot Breakfast” on Tuesday, let loose while chatting about what his post-golf life will hold.

Nigeria’s rising golf sensation, Olakunle Olalere has the dream of becoming the best, not only in Nigeria, but also in Africa. The youngman, who braved all odds to beat many more experienced players in the men’s amateur category to retain his title....

Tiger Woods was something of a cheapskate, claims a new book written by Curt Samson. The book claims how Woods’ personality hardened and changed dramatically by 2007, when his game and health began to struggle, along with his off-course issues in his personal life, reports golfmagic.com.

Tiger Woods closed in on a record-equalling 82nd PGA Tour victory Sunday with a third-round 66 to move to 16-under par at the weather-delayed Zozo Championship while Rory McIlroy leapt into the top 10 after a 63.

Tiger Woods surprised himself with a second straight 64 Saturday for a two-stroke lead over Gary Woodland at the halfway stage of the rain-delayed Zozo Championship in Japan.

It is not new that, sports, especially football, globally, is one of the strongest factors in the bonding of the human community and nations. This manifests prominently during world or national sporting festivals...

The first 16 of 18 spots in the annual Hero World Challenge were announced Wednesday, with Tiger Woods, Gary Woodland and Jon Rahm among the players set to compete December 4 to 7 at Albany in the Bahamas, reports Sportingnews.com.

Tiger Woods was a bad man in the way “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” was good. In his prime, Woods didn’t so much beat his opponents as live rent-free in their heads.

Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, Australian star Jason Day and Japan's Hideki Matsuyama will compete in a Skins Game next month in Japan, organizers announced late Wednesday.