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Course of the Week: Shinnecock Hills — The Course That Has Humbled Every Generation

Every generation of golfers produces a new set of favourites. Shinnecock Hills, in Southampton, New York, remains undefeated against all of them. The 2026 US Open returns to the Long Island links in June. Here’s why no course in America has tested the game’s best players more honestly.

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Course of the Week: Aronimink Golf Club — Donald Ross’s Self-Proclaimed Masterpiece

Donald Ross called it his masterpiece. After 64 years without a major championship, Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania is back on the biggest stage in golf. Here’s why the course collectors and architects have always known what the rest of the world is about to discover.

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The Star Boycott — How the PGA Tour’s Top Two Are Quietly Skipping the Tour’s Showcase Events — ParTee GC

The Star Boycott — How the PGA Tour’s Top Two Are Quietly Skipping the Tour’s Showcase Events

Three Signature Events. Zero appearances together. Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler — the two best players in the world — are taking turns playing the Tour’s marquee weeks. The structure was specifically designed to prevent this.

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Justin Rose Just Signed With McLaren Golf — Why a Top-5 Player Is Betting on a Car Brand — ParTee GC

Justin Rose Just Signed With McLaren Golf — Why a Top-5 Player Is Betting on a Car Brand

World No. 5. T-3 at the Masters. A Tour win in February. And on Sunday, Justin Rose signed an investor-and-ambassador deal with a Formula 1-owned golf brand making its competitive debut at Doral. We unpack the most interesting equipment story of 2026.

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