Sports

Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy¡¯s high-tech indoor golf league has officially gone live. Its first match took place on Jan. 7.

Fanatics announced a partnership with 15 LA-based teams to sell #LAStrong apparel, and all proceeds will go to the LA Fire Department and American Red Cross.

UFC CEO Dana White was among three new members of Meta Platforms Inc.'s board of directors, as the strong Donald Trump supporter teams up with Mark Zuckerberg's company.

A SF Chronicle writer lamented the existence of shirts that voice concerns about biological-male involvement in girls' sports, arguing the ensuing controversy ¡°demeans us all."

Former New England Patriots star Rob Gronkowski agreed with billionaire Elon Musk on the need for a simple federal tax code in the United States.

Caitlin Clark became the first woman to enter PSA's top 10 most-collected basketball players list, blowing out her fellow female competition.

For the fifth year, Raising Cane's donated bikes and helmets nationwide, and they recruited some of the NFL's best players to help them amid the holiday season.

Former MLB star Johnny Damon launched his own sports drink brand to help young athletes stay hydrated and healthy amid rising temperatures.

Bill Belichick becoming the North Carolina Tar Heels head football coach has put the salaries of other college football coaches in the spotlight.

USAA announced on Friday it is extending its deal to be the lone sponsor of the Army-Navy game for another five years - the 125th meeting will be played on Saturday.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce's latest advertisement has him embracing his inner Ron Burgundy in a hilarious skit for Accelerator Active Energy.

Tom Brady is selling a slew of watches and pieces from his legendary football career at auction. Sotheby's is holding the auction Tuesday evening.

Sports Illustrated Tickets and the New York Red Bulls have announced a 13-year naming rights deal for the MLS team's stadium in Harrison, New Jersey, that will begin next season.

Campbell¡¯s CEO Mark Clouse will retire from the packaged food company and join the Washington Commanders' front office early next year. He will head the team's business operations.

Fanatics Fest, after a successful inaugural event this past summer, will be returning to New York City in 2025 and CEO Michael Rubin is promising to make it even bigger for sports fans.