Get the latest odds for Alejandro Tosti to win the Corales Puntacana Championship at Puntacana Resort & Club (Corales Golf Course), April 17-20, plus ...

If we told you a few weeks ago that we traveled into the future and saw Min Woo Lee win his first PGA Tour title, chances are you would imagine a celebratory scene, one full of laughs and comically ...

Alejandro Tosti was not happy about Bones MacKay commments during the final round of the Houston Open and he made it clear on social media.

Last year at the Houston Open, Alejandro Tosti bogeyed the 72nd hole. It resulted in him losing his PGA Tour card.

While the ordeal happened, Lee's playing partner Alejandro Tosti was seen talking to the course marshal and appeared to be frustrated by the time it took. Things seemed fine afterward until the ...

According to NBC reporter Jim "Bones" Mackay, Tosti complained about Lee's lengthy drop on the eighth hole Sunday in Houston to an official and later started playing at a "glacially slow" pace.

Alejandro Tosti appeared to stage a protest against playing partner Min Woo Lee's pace during Sunday's final round of the Texas Children's Houston Open. The tension began at the par-5 eighth hole ...

PGA Tour golfer Alejandro Tosti reportedly staged an unusual protest at the Houston Open after he was left unimpressed by a rival. He and eventual winner Min Woo Lee were playing together at Memorial ...

There are two sides to every slow-play story. Alejandro Tosti offered his version of events on Monday, a day after he appeared to purposefully “slow-play” the eventual champion, Min Woo Lee ...

Playing alongside Argentinian Alejandro Tosti and New Zealander Ryan Fox, Lee entered the final round with a four-shot lead over the Argentine. But Tosti rinsed his second shot into the creek on ...

We were treated to plenty of drama when Min Woo Lee secured his first PGA Tour win at the Houston Open, which included a subplot involving a fellow golfer ...

Alejandro Tosti has responded via social media regarding Sunday's slow-play situation at the 2025 Texas Children's Houston Open. Let's set the scene: eventual winner Min Woo Lee hit his tee shot ...