Author: Steve DiMeglio, Golfweek

Rory McIlroy played his best golf of the week in Saturday’s third round of Arnold Palmer Invitational after he visited Disney World 24 hours earlier.

While Tiger Woods’ withdrawalfrom the Arnold Palmer Invitational sent shock waves through the golf world, there were no tremors at Bay Hill.

Dustin Johnson rolled to a five-shot win for his 20th career tile, while Tiger Woods wasn’t a factor at the end of the WGC-Mexico Championship.

Tiger Woods was five shots out of first as he stood in the middle of 15th hole at WGC-Mexico Championship; 15 minutes later, he was out of contention

Whether dealing with an injury, slump, deficit, Tiger Woods rarely loses control or feels helpless because of one tenet he follows — stay patient.

An award-winning performance it was not, but at least Tiger Woods kept himself within shouting distance of the leaders heading into the second round.

Even with his father serving as a fill-in caddie for Michael Greller, Jordan Spieth couldn’t get on track Thursday in Mexico.

All year, Rory McIlroy has put himself in position to end a winless streak that dates to last March.

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – Phil Mickelson has gotten the better of Father Time and weathered Mother…

Phil Mickelson missed three consecutive fairways, making bogey on each hole, to finish second round in five-way tie at Pebble Beach.