President Donald Trump took in a round at his famed Turnberry course Saturday while visiting Scotland. He shared some ...

Gary Player has filed another lawsuit against his own bloodline. Earlier this year, the 87-year-old Player sued his son, Marc, for selling memorabilia without his permission.

Gary Player, his ball in a fairway bunker, was bothered, though not by how he ended up in the beach, or the potential struggle in leaving it. His frustration came from someone who'd come before ...

Marc Player worked with his father for nearly two decades as a manager. Over the years, Gary Player assigned the rights to some trademarks, likenesses, logos and images to entities headed by his son.

Gary Player was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1974, and long before that, he earned the nickname “Mr. Fitness” in the 1950s due to his strict exercise regimen.

Gary Player’s son fires back at his dad over memorabilia feud By: Josh Berhow The items being illegally sold or solicited for sale include “memorabilia held in 19 lockers at a South Carolina ...

Gary Player Fears for the Old Course (and Probably Your Breakfast Order) Player, who won nine majors during his celebrated career, talked with The Times ahead of the British Open, his favorite top ...

Player's list ended up with more than 80 names on it—including players who won 53 majors. He says he doesn't diminish the skills it takes to win on tour today, but laments how some of the subtle ...

Now his latest book, “Gary Player’s Black Book,” has got my attention. Sure, I recognized some of the material, understandable when a renown athlete has put out 18 previous books.

Gary Player doesn’t really seem sure what Augusta should do with his son. The golfing legend commented for the first time on the ball controversy that erupted at the opening ceremony of the ...

Gary Player can still feel the moment the Masters green jacket was placed on his shoulders for the first time, way back in 1961. Arnold Palmer, the man who did the honors that day, spent the rest ...

Already sold in 2021 auctions against Gary Player’s wishes were his 1974 Masters Tournament Trophy for $523,483, his South African Open Trophy for $48,841, his 1965 U.S. Open irons for $17,947 ...