Shinnecock Hills is beautifully chaotic. The exposed rolling dunes, turtleback greens, torturous fescue and swirling winds combine to form the most demanding test in the USGA’s repertoire. It is not built to protect reputations, and Shinnecock has a long history of dragging elite players into uncomfortable places. It’s about teamwork, strategy, and most importantly, endurance.
The fans may be missing Nelly Korda this week, but it’s doubtful that her fellow competitors are. Fresh off her fifth straight win and second career major championship victory, Korda has decided to take a week off. Even though the No. 1 player in the world will be absent, the field is still terrific at…
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — If there were any doubts… the offseason is definitely over. The Sony Open starts the 2026 PGA Tour season, Brooks Koepka is coming back, and we will get a Tiger Woods sighting in SoFi Center. The Jupiter Links Golf Club starts its Season 2 campaign against the New York Golf Club on Tuesday night…
The top 70 players from the PGA Tour in 2026 are walkin’ in Memphis as the FedEx Cup playoffs kick off a three-week run to the Tour Championship. A loaded field, a familiar course and high stakes are on deck as fewer bodies are fighting for top-50 status to advance to next week. TPC Southwind plays host, potentially…
We’re back in Texas this week for the Charles Schwab Challenge, though there will be no Scottie Scheffler. However, Rickie Fowler, Justin Thomas and Ludvig Aberg are all in the field, giving this staple on the PGA Tour schedule some solid star power.
The RBC Canadian Open tees off Thursday at the Oakdale Golf and Country Club in the suburbs of Toronto. Two-time RBC Canadian champ Rory McIlroy highlights the field that will be vying for a portion of the 117th annual tournament’s $9 million purse. Today we will discuss our best bets and value picks ahead of…
The Zurich Classic reinvented itself on the tournament schedule six years ago when it became the only team event on the PGA TOUR schedule. We have witnessed three designated events, THE PLAYERS, and the Masters in the last eight weeks. If these guys aren’t worn out on 72 holes of stroke play, I sure am.
