Fitzpatrick’s Playoff. Scheffler’s Season.
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.
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The Blue Monster Bites Back.
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.
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Two Jackets. One Legend.
On the weather, the roars, and what the Sunday pin tells us about 2026.
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Golf’s Golden Age Is Happening Right Now — Don’t Blink
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.
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Fit of the Week: Malbon Golf Spring 2026 — The Drop That Proves Golf Has a Fashion Problem
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.
The LIV-PGA Merger Has Gone On Too Long. Here’s What Needs to Happen.
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.
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The Walking Game: Why Riding a Cart Is Quietly Ruining Your Golf
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.
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Rory McIlroy Switched to Cavity Backs. The Rest of Golf Should Pay Attention.
When the world’s best player publicly abandons blade irons for cavity backs, it’s not vanity. It’s data. Rory McIlroy’s equipment switch is the most significant signal in golf equipment in years — and the industry is still working out what it means.
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Course of the Week: Wild Spring Dunes — Tom Doak Builds Something Extraordinary in East Texas
Buried in the piney woods of East Texas, Wild Spring Dunes is Tom Doak’s collaboration with the Keiser family on 2,400 secluded acres. Early visitors are already calling it one of the most exciting new courses in the country. Here’s why.
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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