Rory McIlroy couldn't have asked for much more at Royal Portrush, save one thing. But there just happens to be one man unparalleled in his generation.

McIlroy capped the Grand Slam in April, and called this “an awesome week' after tying for seventh place at Portrush.

He loves the chase. He wants the prize. He finds satisfaction in putting in the work. The thrill comes from competition. Scheffler also hates losing, no matter what’s at stake.

Rory McIlroy hung around to savor the moment, soaking in the adulation that rained down on him on Royal Portrush’s 18th green.

Six years after his emotional missed cut at Royal Portrush, McIlroy stuck around for four days of heavy praise from the ...

The father's voice cut through the noise along the rope line at the fourth hole, pleading with strangers to let his young son glimpse the man they'd all come to see. For four days, similar requests ...

The former Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics at Penn State is heading to Utah State for a new role. Utah State University Interim Vice President Al Smith announced that the ...

From Ilona Maher to Lee Corso to Simone Biles, the ESPYs stage delivered some incredible moments Wednesday night.

When Suni Lee won the 2025 ESPY for best comeback athlete Wednesday night, she made sure to recognize one of her doctors, Dr.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Simone Biles have been named Best Male and Female Athletes at the ESPYS. Gilgeous-Alexander led ...

Simone Biles’ husband and NFL player Jonathan Owens celebrated her big night at the 2025 ESPYs, where the ace gymnast won two ...