Chandler Phillips finds himself in contention at The PLAYERS Championship after setting a PGA Tour record during Thursday's opening round.

Defending champion Scottie Scheffler will be aiming for a piece of golfing history this weekend as he goes in search of a third straight win at the Players Championship. Currently world No. 1 ahead of Rory McIlroy,

Camilo Villegas, Lucas Glover and J.J. Spaun are tied for the lead after the first round of The Players Championship. Round 2 is already underway, with coverage throughout Friday afternoon.

Another Signature Event, another winner for the expert panel, as CP bags his first outright of 2025 with Russell Henley (44-1) at Bay Hill. Turns out, if you shrink the field and it only features the elite of the elite on the PGA Tour, we can do some serious damage.

The 2025 Players Championship and its season-high $25 million purse is really the kickoff to golf's majors — even if it doesn't technically qualify as one. The tournament has all the hallmarks of the biggest events of the season: An elite course in TPC Sawgrass with arguably the most iconic hole in golf (the island green No.

Lucas Glover, J.J. Spaun and Camilo Villegas each shot a 6-under 66, but the top of the leaderboard is jammed after Thursday.

After missing the short grass again off the tee, McIlroy’s ball settled down in the pine straw to the right of the fairway. With water all down the left side, and plenty of trees in his way, it looked like McIlroy was destined for a bogey — or worse.

Rory McIlroy is near the top of the PLAYERS Championship, but he had to earn his 5-under 67 the hard way as his struggles off the tee continue.