Masters begins, ESPN's Scott Van Pelt agrees with those who have suggested golf would be improved with a shot clock.

Following a strong second round at the Masters, Rory McIlroy joined ESPN's Scott Van Pelt to discuss how he bounced back from a Thursday meltdown.

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Over at CBS Sports, Jim Nantz will host the network's Masters coverage for the 37th year alongside Trevor Immelman as the ...

Golf has always been played at a more deliberate pace than most other sports, and that has presented a challenge when it ...

Van Pelt was recently on Jason and Travis Kelce's highly-popular 'New Heights' podcast, and was discussing golf's biggest ...

After a terrible end to his opening round at the Masters, Rory McIlroy wasn’t interested in rehashing things. McIlroy, 35, ...

The 89th Masters Tournament begins Thursday morning, and while it runs through Sunday, the anticipation is already sky-high ...

One well-known Maryland alumnus said he understood why now-former men’s basketball coach Kevin Willard left the program but ...

Rory McIlroy's Thursday felt catastrophic in real time. His Friday felt dramatically different. And he had a message for the ...

Scott Van Pelt joins Dan Patrick to preview the Masters Tournament and discuss if the PGA Tour should add a shot clock, why ...

It worked for Major League Baseball, and Scott Van Pelt believes golf can similarly benefit from the addition of a shot clock ...