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A bogey-free closing 64 ends a three-year drought and sends Tom Kim to Royal Birkdale as the last man standing on links turf.
Tom Kim Wins the 2026 Genesis Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club Read More »
Wyndham Clark led the 2026 US Open at Shinnecock Hills from the first round to the last. He held a six-stroke advantage entering Sunday. He lost most of it. He held onto the last stroke. He is the second player in twelve years to win the US Open wire-to-wire, and he did it against a gallery that spent Sunday afternoon actively rooting for someone else. This is how he did it.
Wyndham Clark’s Second US Open — Wire-to-Wire at Shinnecock, Against All the Noise Read More »
Aaron Rai shot a closing 65 to win the 108th PGA Championship at Aronimink by three strokes. The 31-year-old Englishman became the first player from England to lift the Wanamaker Trophy since Jim Barnes in 1919. A signature 68-foot birdie at the par-3 17th sealed it.
Aaron Rai Wins the PGA Championship — The First English Wanamaker in 107 Years 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 »
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 »
Behind every Sunday red number is a man with a yardage book. Here’s how Tour caddies really get paid — base, bonus, and the part nobody talks about.
The Caddie Economy — How Much Tour Caddies Actually Earn 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 »
On Friday, the PGA of America named Jim Furyk as the United States Ryder Cup captain for Adare Manor 2027. He was last in the role at Le Golf National in 2018 — and lost 17½–10½. We dig into why the second time might be different.
Jim Furyk Returns — Why the USA Picked the Captain Who Already Lost Read More »
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.
Justin Rose Just Signed With McLaren Golf — Why a Top-5 Player Is Betting on a Car Brand Read More »
Ten years after the WGC packed up and left for Mexico City, the Blue Monster is on the PGA Tour calendar again. The course has changed. The politics around it haven’t. A preview of the strangest Signature Event of the year.
Doral Is Back — What 10 Years Away Did to a Course PGA Tour Players Loved to Hate Read More »
