PGA Tour star Will Zalatoris thinks "Happy Gilmore" star Adam Sandler is the perfect middle man for the never-ending PGA Tour ...

Zalatoris also learned a lot about his body with the help of instructor and swing mechanics expert Dr. Greg Rose. “Probably more than I ever wanted to [learn],” Zalatoris joked.

Will Zalatoris, previously rumored to join LIV Golf, spoke highly of the PGA Tour on Tuesday ahead of the Rocket Mortgage Classic this weekend, calling it the "best tour." ...

Beginning Monday, July 21, the iconic hockey-stick putter used by Sandler's Happy Gilmore to "just tap it in" will be on ...

Will Zalatoris is slowly gaining his form back. The 27-year-old made his return to the golf world in December at the Hero World Challenge after missing most of back year following back surgery. In ...

As a result of his withdrawal from the Tour Championship, Zalatoris will be awarded the 30th-place prize money of $500,000 if all 29 players complete 72 holes at East Lake -- if someone else is to ...

Will Zalatoris has withdrawn from the season-ending Tour Championship because of two herniated disks in his back, the PGA Tour announced Tuesday. Zalatoris also will not be able to play in next ...

Will Zalatoris, Three-Time Major Runner-Up, Is Getting Impatient. Zalatoris came close to sending the U.S. Open to a playoff on Sunday, only to finish disappointed once again.

Zalatoris embraced his time in the limelight and enjoyed having his family around with his mother, Cathie, and father, Rich, along with his girlfriend, Caitlin Sellers, a 2018 Wake Forest graduate.

Hence, Zalatoris decided to do something about it this past Fall. He hit the weight room hard, and by the time he left for this week’s Sentry in Maui, Zalatoris’ scale read 182.

Will Zalatoris is hoping his opening round of 2025 is a sign of what's to come the next 363 days. "Hopefully this is Will of 2025," he said. And for good reason.