Reporting from inside professional golf. Caddie economics, tour money, scheduling, rivalries, and the cultural mechanics of the PGA Tour, DP World Tour and LIV Golf. The bits the broadcast networks miss.
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.
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 »
31 under, a tournament record 57 in round three, and a one-foot bunker shot on 18 from the world No. 3 to set up his little brother for a life-changing putt. The Fitzpatricks just authored the best Zurich Classic story since the format changed.
Brothers in Arms — How Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick Won the 2026 Zurich Classic Read More »
Eight years ago he was the lab-coat outsider that traditional golf could not stand. Today he has 17 million YouTube subscribers and arguably the most cultural reach of any golfer alive. An essay on what we got wrong about Bryson.
Two seasons in, TGL has the ratings, the stars and the venture money. But is it actually golf? We pulled the data and watched every match so you don’t have to.
The TGL Verdict — Has Tiger’s Indoor League Actually Worked? Read More »
They don’t fear losing. That’s the change. An essay on why the new generation of professional golfers play differently — and why we’re watching the most ruthless era of the post-Tiger world.
Why the Post-Tiger Generation Is Different — Scheffler, Rahm, Åberg and the New Power Read More »
Matt Fitzpatrick just beat Scottie Scheffler in a playoff for the second time in three years. A look at the most technically correct golfer in the world — and why he stays underrated.
The Man Who Keeps Beating the World Number One. Read More »
