Another Masters has arrived, and the 2026 edition feels as wide open as ever. The last few years here have felt like Scottie Scheffler’s tournament to lose, but between his shoddy iron play and the fact he has not played in nearly one month, it feels like an opportunity for another big name to emerge.
Max Homa entered the 2023 Procore Championship as the two-time defending champion. He was about to compete for the U.S. side in the Ryder Cup matches and finished top 10 in his past four starts. Homa was gaining an average of six strokes on the field over his past five starts and looked to be…
CHARLOTTE, NC—Only three players have ever won The Masters and the PGA Championship in the same year: Sam Snead (1949), Jack Burke Jr. (1956), and Jack Nicklaus (1963, 1975). Of course, Nicklaus did it twice! Since the move to May in 2019, only one Masters champ has finished top 10 at the PGA: Scottie Scheffler…
Thirty players are left standing on the PGA Tour, and there is nowhere left to hide in Atlanta. The FedEx Cup playoffs make their final stop at East Lake Golf Club, where the winner will walk away with the Tour Championship and biggest cash prize of the season. For the second straight year, everybody starts…
Read The Line is back on site in Ohio at Muirfield Village Golf Club, host venue for The Memorial Tournament presented by Workday. The last time we walked side-by-side with the players, we won with Brooks Koepka at the PGA Championship. Let’s keep the streak alive and record back-to-back victories from the field.
PINEHURST, NC — It was a rough Sunday last weekend at Read The Line. I wrapped up my week watching Collin Morikawa come in second to Scottie Scheffler. While walking with that final group, our second runner-up finish of the day was confirmed when Ayaka Furue failed to catch a ridiculous round by Linnea Strom at…
A surprisingly star-studded field descends on Palm Springs this week for The American Express, which features a three-course rotation and a 54-hole cut. Scottie Scheffler leads the way as the favorite, while Ben Griffin, Russell Henley, Robert MacIntyre and Ludvig Aberg round out the rest of the top five on the odds board.
