Tour & History

A complete list of every Masters champion since 1934, plus the records: most wins, youngest and oldest champs, and the biggest winning margins.

How do golfers earn a PGA Tour card? Here's how Q-School, the Korn Ferry Tour, and the points systems that build the Tour's fields actually work.

Jack Nicklaus leads with six green jackets. Here's the all-time list of golfers with the most Masters wins and what set the multi-time champs apart.

Golf has four majors: the Masters, PGA, US Open, and The Open. Here's what makes each a major, how they differ, and why winning all four is so rare.

LIV Golf is the breakaway league that split pro golf. Here's its team format, 54-hole no-cut setup, who funds it, and where it stands with the PGA Tour.

The FedEx Cup is the PGA Tour's season-long playoff. Here's how points, the three playoff events, and the Tour Championship's format actually work.

Only five men have won all four golf majors. Here's the career grand slam club, how each did it, and the stars still chasing the final leg.

The Masters Par 3 Contest is a Wednesday tradition with a famous curse. Here's its history, past winners, and why no winner has taken the Masters the same year.

How much does the Masters winner make? Here's the full prize money breakdown, the payout ladder, and how the purse has grown, with cited figures.

Masters tickets come from a random lottery, not a sale. Here's how the application works, the practice-round vs badge split, and your real odds.

The Ryder Cup pits the U.S. against Europe in match play for no prize money. Here's how the foursomes, four-ball, and singles format works, who's won most, and the moments that built its rivalry.

The Presidents Cup pits the U.S. against an International Team from every golf-playing country except Europe. Here's the match-play format, the history, and how it stacks up against the Ryder Cup.