He also leads the TOUR in multiple scoring categories, has multiple low rounds at TPC River Highlands and is going to be one to watch this week.

COURSE: TPC River Highlands, par 70, 6,844 yards. One of the TOUR’s shortest layouts, the course was first opened in the 1920s before being completely redesigned by Pete Dye in 1982 and ...

CROMWELL, Conn. – The cheers flowed for “Scheffler!” off the 18th green at TPC River Highlands, but the hearty New England fans had the name slightly off. They had the right idea, though ...

CROMWELL, Conn. – Michael Thorbjornsen will not feel the typical rookie blues this week at the TPC River Highlands because, while he’s making his pro debut after finishing No. 1 in PGA TOUR ...

TPC River Highlands is hosting the Travelers for the 42nd time. It’s as familiar as any test to which the PGA TOUR returns annually, but there is a new tee on the par-4 third hole that can ...

The PGA TOUR heads to Cromwell, Connecticut, for the Travelers Championship, contested at TPC River Highlands. Scottie Scheffler will aim to defend his title at ...

New PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp reveals plans to expand golf's digital footprint just 25 days after his official announcement.

Maybe, maybe not. But strong winds blanketed TPC River Highlands on Friday, with several holes played against a crosswind at the water-logged layout, which has hosted the PGA TOUR since 1984.

Michael Kim has an affinity for the Travelers Championship, but his spot in this week’s field at TPC River Highlands wasn’t finalized until Sunday evening.

The PGA TOUR heads across the pond for its annual jaunt in Europe, which means there’s no better time to do a Ryder Cup check-in.

In the 2024 and 2023 seasons, TPC River Highlands ranked in the top tier of easiest courses played on TOUR. The 2023 event featured a field of 156 players, and 91 posted a first round in the 60s.

As an amateur undergrad at UCLA, Patrick Cantlay (+2200) introduced himself to TPC River Highlands by establishing the course record, 60, on his second round in 2011.