The LPGA fall schedule resumes after a quick sojourn in Spain for the Solheim Cup. With just seven events left to get inside the top 60 in the Race to the CME Globe and earn a place in the CME Group Tour Championship, many of the 144-player field in Arkansas are feeling a sense of urgency. Of course, that extra motivation is what you need to win the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G.
L’ÎLE BIZARD, QUEBEC, CANADA — Twenty-four of the world’s best players have traveled to Montreal, Quebec, Canada for the fifteenth Presidents Cup. Ironically, it was started in 1994 at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville, Virginia.
The 154th Open Championship will be visiting Southport, England, and Royal Birkdale for the 11th time in the past 72 years. Four men in the 156-man field have competed in the past three championships held on this heralded links (1998, 2008, 2017): Stewart Cink, David Duval, Padraig Harrington and Justin Rose. Some may have guessed Darren Clarke….
The United States continued to assert its dominance on the men’s side in global competitions. Since the 2023 Masters (Jon Rahm), a U.S. player has won every elite event on the men’s schedule including THE PLAYERS and now an Olympic Gold! When the women’s Olympic golf competition takes place, the field will have a serious…
The PGA Tour returns to Southern California this week, and the new condensed, hyper-competitive nature of the tour has delivered an influx of star power to PGA West. While The American Express has produced its share of longshot winners in recent years, the loaded 2026 field may flip that narrative in the desert.
It’s been a year of chalk at golf’s biggest events this year. Rory McIlroy winning the Players at 12-1 was the best payday. McIlroy was way shorter at the Masters, and Scottie Scheffler went off around +500 at the PGA Championship. Our experts have predicted each of those successfully. Blah blah. It would be easy…
It’s the fourth and final men’s major championship of the 2025 season. What started with a career-defining moment at the Masters has been recently capped by a 64-foot birdie bomb at the U.S. Open. In between, the World No. 1 grabbed his first major away from Augusta National. What can we expect across the Atlantic…
