The PGA Tour has canceled the RBC Heritage golf tournament set for April 16-19 on Hilton Head Island.
Tickets for the 2021 PGA Championship at Kiawah Island Golf Resort's Ocean Course will go on sale May 18, but fans must go through an online registration process to purchase tickets.
The Masters golf tournament is postponed but Augusta National officials hope to "safely host" the prestigious event later this year
The financial success of the mid-May major will be viewed as "a measuring stick" when the time comes for the decision-makers to pick the next slate of future sites, said tournament co-chair Roger Warren, who's also president of Kiawah Island Golf Resort.
As the city, community groups and businesses celebrate Charleston's 350th anniversary and 100 years since women won the right to vote, an effort is underway to highlight the lives of influential and, in some cases, under-celebrated women of Charleston's history.
Tweaks on the course and on the roads should make the 2021 PGA Championship a success, and changes since the 2012 event got a big boost from the former South Carolina Gov. and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.
Traffic solutions from the 2012 PGA Championship were a major topic of discussion Tuesday as officials for the 2021 event announced that registration for purchasing tickets has begun for the event that will return to Kiawah Island Golf Resort's Ocean Course.
Two South Carolina golfers have already notched victories this season on the PGA Tour's developmental circuit and are in good position to earn spots on next season's PGA Tour.
Andrew Novak, a former golf standout at Academic Magnet High School in Charleston and at Wofford College, scored the biggest victory of his pro golf career last weekend.
Friends of the Muni has raised funds for improving Charleston Municipal Golf Course, which began a multi-million dollar renovation earlier this year.
Don't bet against Chuck Sutherlin if he has an 8-iron in his hands, especially if it's on the third hole of the Oak Point nine at Wescott Golf Club. Sutherlin scored two holes-in-one on the same hole in less than a week's time.
When Pete Dye passed away Jan. 9 at the age of 94, I immediately thought back to numerous encounters at the Ocean Course and Harbour Town with the famed golf course designer and his late wife, Alice.
The dirt shoveled Thursday at Charleston Municipal Golf Course was ceremonial, but area golfers are eagerly anticipating more dirt being moved over the next few months as the long-awaited renovation project officially began.
World Golf Hall of Fame member Pete Dye, who designed some of the world's top golf courses including the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Golf Resort and Harbour Town Golf Links on Hilton Head Island, died Thursday at the age of 94.
Lea Anne Brown of Mount Pleasant is the Women's South Carolina Golf Association Senior Player of the Year for the sixth straight year.
Emma Schimpf is The Post and Courier's high school girls golfer of the year, and she is joined on the All-Lowcountry golf team by her sister Abigail.
Golf notes: Junior champions and this week's aces
The Carolinas PGA Section has announced its 2019 award winners, and four of the 11 honorees are from the Charleston area.
The Ocean Course is one of only two courses from the Carolinas to make the list.
The 2021 PGA Championship is still 18 months away but you may want to start thinking now about golf's second major if you plan to buy tickets or volunteer for the event to be played at Kiawah Island Golf Resort's Ocean Course.
A year from now, golfers are going to find themselves playing a much different Charleston Municipal Golf Course with a $3 million renovation and restoration project on target to start in January.
The PGA of America and Kiawah Island Golf Resort held a Tee-Off Reception Wednesday in Charleston for the 2021 PGA Championship that will be held at the Ocean Course on Kiawah Island.
Jayne Pardus of Mount Pleasant scored a 4 and 3 victory over Rachel Wyatt to win the Women's South Carolina Golf Association Match Play Championship held at Palmetto Golf Club in Aiken.
D.J. Trahan is back on the PGA Tour for the first time since 2012.
The Presidents Cup could be coming to the Lowcountry.
First Tee of Greater Charleston received a grant from the USGA to help kids learn golf skills.
Wando High School golfer Regan Clifford was the individual medalist in the Charleston Classic Invitational girls' high school golf tournament played at RiverTowne Country Club.
PGA Tour golfer Jonathan Byrd, a former Clemson star, is using social media in hopes of finding a kidney donor for his mother.
Rosie Jones ran away with the Senior Professional division for the second straight year Saturday in the South Carolina Women's Open played on Seabrook Island Club's Ocean Winds course.
Two golfers who will play collegiately in South Carolina won their respective divisions Thursday in the Beth Daniel Junior Azalea at the Country Club of Charleston.
The S.C. Golf Course Owners Association has selected TPC Myrtle Beach as its 2019 course of the year.
R.J. Keur of Summerville shot 69-68—137 to win the U.S. Amateur Sectional Qualifying Tournament played at Colleton River's Dye Course in Bluffton. The former Fort Dorchester High School standout edged Hilton Head's Andrew Orischak by one shot.
Bob and Chris Asbell won the Summerville Country Club Father-Son/Daughter golf tournament for the ninth time in 12 years, shooting a score of 59-61—120. Mike Cobb and J Gable finished second at 122 while Andy and Anthony Balao took third with a score of 123.
The month of June was full of change in regards to local high school coaching positions, as several schools saw changes within the coaching roster, with more to come over the next few weeks.
Forget the Web.com Tour. The PGA Tour's developmental circuit is now called the Korn Ferry Tour.
Golfweek recently released its rankings of South Carolina's Best Courses You Can Play and Kiawah Island Golf Resort's Ocean Course, which will host the 2021 PGA Championship, is at the top of the list.
Those beauty shots of the Country Club of Charleston and the Lowcountry during the U.S. Women's Open golf tournament looked fantastic on Fox Sports last weekend, but the TV ratings weren't as great.
Even before the final putt fell Sunday in the 2019 U.S. Women's Open, there has been a buzz about the Country Club of Charleston.
Gene Sapakoff column: Jeongeun Lee6 pulled off a Cinderella victory at the 74th U.S. Women's Open but there were six other stars over a remarkable week at the Country Club of Charleston
Sunday at the U.S. Women's Open
Jeongeun Lee6 — you can just call her "Six" — has big plans for the first $1 million first prize in the 74-year history of the U.S. Women's Open.
Golf is a longtime anchor of the tourist business in the state, which has played host to a growing list of one-off events, from the legendary 1991 Ryder Cup to the U.S. Women's Open championship that got underway Thursday.
Gene Sapakoff column: The LPGA Tour, on full display at the U.S. Women's Open in Charleston, has a powerful message for the sport and for young girls but needs the help of the men's tour to grow the game of golf.
Saturday at the U.S. Women's Open
Denmark's Nanna Koerstz Madsen was a Gamecock briefly, spending one semester in 2014 playing golf for the University of South Carolina before turning professional.
The million-dollar march is set for Sunday at the Country Club of Charleston.
Friday at the U.S. Women's Open
Duke freshman Gina Kim has seen something that not many people have witnessed: Zion Williamson playing golf.
Lightning struck an oak tree along the 18th fairway at the Country Club of Charleston on Friday afternoon during the second round of the U.S. Women's Open.
Mother Nature hit the shot of the day at the U.S. Women's Open on Friday, as a lightning strike split an oak tree along the 18th fairway at the Country Club of Charleston.
Thursday at the U.S. Women's Open
The Fox TV cameras had shut down and much of the crowd at the Country Club of Charleston had fled the heat when Gina Kim knocked the first round of the U.S. Women's Open sideways.
There's a reason some of the players in Charleston for the 2019 U.S. Women's Open look really young. Alexa Pano of Lake Worth, Fla., is 14. Megha Ganne of Holmdel, N.J., is 15. Paris Hilinski of La Quinta, Calif., and Reagan Zibilski of Springfield, Mo., also are 15.