Welcome to another edition of The Grind, where we had a crazy, awful thought while watching that Shedeur Sanders prank call: ...

That’s exactly what 17-year-old pro Blades Brown did this week in passing up his offer to compete in the PGA Tour’s CJ Cup ...

Blades Brown once again surprised the golf world by accomplishing something that no player his age had ever done before.

Brown carded an opening-round, 10-under 61 at the Korn Ferry Tour’s Veritex Bank Championship, the lowest round by a player under 18 on either the PGA TOUR or Korn Ferry Tour, on record.

The PGA Tour’s search for a CEO to run PGA Tour Enterprises arm is now several months in, and while no final decision is ...

Mt. Lebanon native and Pittsburgh Central Catholic graduate Neal Shipley has his first win as a professional golfer. Shipley ...

Seventeen-year-old Blades Brown had a sponsor exemption into this week's CJ Cup Byron Nelson, but he gave it up for a ...

Neal Shipley of the Korn Ferry Tour joins Golf Today to discuss winning the LECOM Suncoast Classic, dealing with his newfound ...

The Suncoast Classic also begins a Korn Ferry Tour policy of assessing a one-stroke penalty for the first "bad time" when a player exceeds the time to play a stroke once a group is put on the clock.

Blade Brown turned some heads when he decided to turn pro rather at age 17. On Friday, he showed why he may have made the right call.

The run was highlighted by his runner-up result at the Bermuda Championship where he played in the final group alongside ...