The field for this week's 66th annual The American Express golf tournament in La Quinta boasts nine of the top 25 players in the world and 11 of the top 30. The pro-am begins Thursday, with 156 pros playing with 156 amateur on three desert courses -- the Pete Dye Stadium Course and Jack Nicklaus Tournament Course at PGA West and La Quinta Country Club.

Cantlay took part in 20 tournaments last season, earning four top-five finishes. In those 20 events, he made the cut 19 times, a success rate of 95%. Last season Cantlay's best performance came ...

Blades Brown was the story of the American Express, with the 17-year-old making birdies and thrilling galleries in his pro debut.

The PGA Tour heads back to the continental United States for the third event of the year, the 2025 American Express. The tour will be teeing off at three different courses, including the PGA West Stadium Course,

Today is the final round of the American Express golf tournament on the 2025 PGA Tour. Here's how to watch, including time, channel, TV schedule and stream info.

While Matteo Manassero, making his debut on the 2025 PGA Tour, ranked 43rd with 276 (68 66 72 70, -12). Francesco Molinari, on the other hand, exited at the cut, with 209 (67 70 72, -7). The event, which was played with a Pro-Am format,

Sepp Straka enters Sunday with the lead at the American Express, but the final round will be full of intrigue if anyone from the pack behind him can make a move.

Straka’s round at La Quinta in many ways was the reverse of what might have been expected. Playing the back nine first, Straka made six birdies on the way to a 30, the kind of score generally associated with the front nine at the course that opened in 1959.

The American Express field features eight of the world’s top 25-ranked golfers but will miss out on Nos. 1 and 2 after each withdrew.

Charley Hoffman and Rico Hoey both shot 9-under 63 on the Nicklaus Tournament Course to share the lead Friday after two rounds at The American Express. Hoffman and Hoey were at 16-under 128 midway through this three-course tournament in the Coachella Valley desert,

Here’s the rundown of what each player earned who made the cut at the American Express. WIN: Sepp Straka, -25/263, $1.584 million T-12: J.T. Poston, -17/271, $ 169,400 T-29: J.J. Spaun, -14/274, $ $ 57,640 T-34: Lanto Griffin, -13/275, $42,093.33 T-34: Quade Cummins, -13/275, $ 42,093.33