Las Vegan Alison Lee was in contention for three days at the LPGA Drive On Championship only to see things fall apart during Sunday’s final round.
Greg Robertson

Greg Robertson is a longtime journalist for some of the top newspapers and websites in the country. He was lead editor for the launch of NFL.com in 1996, and was the first golf editor and writer for ESPN.com, where he covered the PGA Tour, LPGA Tour and Champions Tour for five years. He lives in Las Vegas with his wife and two daughters.
Maverick McNealy is back on the PGA Tour after missing a month with a joint issue.
Martin Borgmeier and Monica Lieving were the big winners at the year’s first World Long Drive competition last weekend in Mesquite.
After 10 years of playing all over the world, former UNLV golfer Kurt Kitayama is finally a PGA Tour champion.
Suh was supposed to be one of the young guns coming out of college in 2019. His path to PGA Tour success has been slower, but he’s getting there.
Loren Little, 81, was named the Silver Net Player of the Year by the Southern Nevada Golf Association, which also honored five other players for their 2022 seasons.
Las Vegas resident Harry Hall is allowing himself to appreciate where his journey has taken him.
Joseph Bramlett is having a breakout year on the PGA Tour, including a season-best tie for seventh over the weekend at Pebble Beach.
The coming months will find three significant college golf tournaments played on the championship course at Lake Las Vegas.
It took a medical scare in 2022 to show Las Vegas golfer Danielle Kang that her life doesn’t have to revolve around her sport.
Twenty-four years after leaving UNLV, Adam Scott became the seventh player to surpass $60 million in career earnings on the PGA Tour.
Las Vegas stars Collin Morikawa and Xander Schauffele didn’t have the season opener they hoped for at the Tournament of Champions.
The Las Vegas Valley Water District has given formal approval to rules that will drastically reduce the amount of water golf courses in the region will be allowed starting in 2024.
From spectacular play on the course to controversy off the course, there was plenty to remember about the golf year that was.
Maverick McNealy moved to Las Vegas five years ago, and when he’s not playing on the PGA Tour, he’s going to Golden Knights games and pursuing his private pilot’s license.




