Three $20 million Signature Events between the Masters and the PGA Championship — and Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler won’t be in the same field for any of them.
Rory Plays. Scottie Plays. That’s the Fix. Read More »
The 90s oversized polo has returned to the golf course with better fabric and worse excuses for getting it wrong. A guide to wearing it correctly.
The Oversized Polo Is Back. Don’t Ruin It. Read More »
Tommy Fleetwood without a sponsor deal turned out to be the best-dressed player at Augusta. A look at the fits that worked — and the principle behind them.
What Augusta Wore. Read More »
Matt Fitzpatrick beats Scottie Scheffler in a Harbour Town playoff for the second time. The world No. 1 goes 64-67 and loses by one — again.
Fitzpatrick’s Playoff. Scheffler’s Season. Read More »
The Cadillac Championship at Doral tees off this week without Rory, Schauffele, or Fitzpatrick. Scheffler headlines a depleted but watchable field on the Blue Monster.
The Blue Monster Bites Back. Read More »
On the weather, the roars, and what the Sunday pin tells us about 2026.
Two Jackets. One Legend. Read More »
New courses. New fashion. New players. New audiences. Golf in 2026 is experiencing a cultural moment so broad and deep that even people who don’t play are paying attention. Here’s what’s driving the boom — and what could end it.
Golf’s Golden Age Is Happening Right Now — Don’t Blink Read More »
Malbon Golf’s spring 2026 collection arrived like both a statement and a challenge. Statement: golf can dress like this. Challenge: try keeping up. Growing 209% year-on-year, the brand from Los Angeles has turned the fairway into a runway and is showing no signs of slowing down.
Three years of negotiations. Billions of dollars. Reputational damage on every side. The LIV-PGA Tour stalemate is the longest own goal in professional golf history — and the time for ambiguity is over.
The LIV-PGA Merger Has Gone On Too Long. Here’s What Needs to Happen. Read More »
The cart path is the greatest lie ever told to golfers. You don’t play better. You don’t play faster. You just play differently — and the difference is costing you more than you think. A case for walking 18 holes and what happens when you start.
The Walking Game: Why Riding a Cart Is Quietly Ruining Your Golf Read More »
