Tony Finau shoots a 68 at the Masters a day after dislocating his ankle during the Par 3 Contest Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️🥇 KPMG Women's PGA ⛳ ...

Finau has been on a bit of a heater of his own, though. Sunday's win marked the fourth in his last 19 starts worldwide, but it's also worth nothing that he's missed just one cut since last year's ...

Tony Finau is “more than happy” on The Tour. Days after internet rumors ran rampant about a possible deflection to rival LIV Golf, the six-time PGA Tour winner told Golfweek on Wednesday that ...

Finau, as a winner, though, is all the more tantalizing. “He’s always told me — it’s coming,” caddie Mark Urbanek said Sunday. “He just needed to be a little bit better.

Finau’s ball landed on the back of the seventh green on the Par-3 course at Augusta National and spun back into the hole for an ace. Finau, 28, started to run up the course and as he was in the ...

Finau (pronounced “fee-now”) is ranked 34th in the world. He has won a PGA Tour event (in 2016), has finished second twice this year and earned more than $8 million in the past four years.

Tony Finau and wife Alayna aren’t ignoring the LIV Golf buzz. In the wake of the six-time PGA Tour winner withdrawing from this week’s Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas, rumors are swirling ...

Tony Finau describes the moment he sprained his ankle at the Par 3 Contest at the Masters as embarrassing. Which, for an athlete of his caliber, is understandable. Falling over while running ...

Including that Mexico Open, Finau has seven top-five finishes in 15 starts, including three of his five career PGA Tour victories. It runs deeper than that; with an improved short game, Finau is ...

Tony Finau’s new season has picked up right where the last one left off. Finau had a strong week at the WGC-HSBC Champions. He made a ton of birdies, climbed the leaderboard and banked a big check.

From afar, Finau’s handles don’t look all that different from a standard midsize, until you take a closer look. That’s when you’re greeted with arguably the biggest grips on the PGA Tour.

Tony Finau teed it up at the 3M Open with his coach, Boyd Summerhays, temporarily caddying after Finau split with his usual caddie after the Memorial. Skip to main content. Golf Logo.