World Amateur Team Championships

Louis Oosthuizen and Lee Westwood are not sporting the UPS logo this week at the PGA Championship.

For the first time the greens have not been mown between rounds in the modern era of the PGA Championship.

Always colorful, never boring. A Shaggy John Daly produced yet another wild ride around a PGA Championship. Literally.

By the time Round 1 was over, the world No. 1 finished with a 1-over-71. It was his first round over par in two months.

LAUSANNE, Switzerland (22 April 2022) - The International Golf Federation is one of 12 International Federations that has been presented the Carbon Action Award by the IOC for its carbon reduction plans for 2021. This is the third time the IGF has received this award, demonstrating the IGF's continued commitment as a signatory to the UN Sports for Climate Action Framework which seeks global climate change.

LAUSANNE, Switzerland (14 April 2022) THE INTERNATIONAL GOLF FEDERATION (IGF) HAS DECIDED TO HAND OVER ITS ENTIRE ANTI-DOPING PROGRAM FOR INDEPENDENT EXPERT MANAGEMENT BY THE INTERNATIONAL TESTING AGENCY (ITA). TO THIS END, THE TWO ORGANISATIONS HAVE ENTERED INTO A COOPERATION PARTNERSHIP WITH AN INITIAL CONTRACT UNTIL 2025.

LAUSANNE, Switzerland (2 March 2022) – Entries for the 2022 World Amateur Team Championships, conducted by the International Golf Federation (IGF), open on 2 March 2022. National federation members should apply online at http://watc.igfgolf.org/ and log in with credentials sent from the IGF office.

On a day of multiple twists and turns, it was the resiliency of American Nelly Korda that ultimately secured her place in history as an Olympic gold medalist. The 23-year-old shot a closing 2-under par 69 Saturday on Kasumigaseki Country Club’s East Course for a 17-under 267 total and one-stroke victory over silver medalist Mone Inami of Japan and bronze medalist Lydia Ko of New Zealand, who finished second in the 2016 Rio Olympics and is now Olympic women’s golf’s first repeat medalist.