10 years is long, longgggg time. A decade ago, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson were still years away from winning their final majors, Tour Championship match-play seemed as far-fetched as artificial intelligence and Wyndham Clark? He was a redshirt senior playing for the Oregon Ducks … who just so happened to hate Baker Mayfield. RELATED: Read more…
Heading into Sunday’s final round at Shinnecock Hills, Wyndham Clark holds a commanding six-shot lead. It’s never over until it’s over, especially at a U.S. Open with Scottie Scheffler in pursuit, but if Clark prevails he would become just the third golfer ever to achieve this rare piece of golf history. We’ll let golf’s resident Read more…
So far this week, Shinnecock has yet to bare its teeth. Concerns about windy conditions on Thursday prompted the USGA to de-tune the greens, and the field responded to the receptive conditions. As of Saturday morning, Wyndham Clark sat atop the leaderboard at seven-under, a whopping eight strokes below the winning number at Shinnecock in Read more…
For a few hours on Thursday at the U.S. Open, the clouds parted for Bryson DeChambeau. After two straight missed cuts at the Masters and PGA Championship, the Crushers captain looked like he found his major mojo again, shooting an even-par 70 at Shinnecock Hills that could have been even better if not for two Read more…
It wouldn’t be a major without some sartorial controversy. Golf’s apparel outfitters save their best and brightest looks for the year’s biggest tournaments, and there’s always handful that miss the mark in humorous ways. On Thursday at Shinnecock, that ignominious honor went to Brooks Koepka, whose Nike shirt tickled golf fans pink throughout the opening Read more…
18-year-old Mason Howell looks his age … but appearances can be deceiving. The 2025 U.S. Amateur winner golfer is a stick in both build and skill and proved it during his first-ever U.S. Open round on Thursday. Paired with World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, Howell—11 years Scheffler’s junior—unleashed a monster drive on the par-4 third Read more…
Aaron Rai is anything but conventional. He wears two rain gloves. He uses iron covers. He only rocks pink tees. But what we saw at Shinnecock on Wednesday might be his most, um, unique quirk yet. Check it out. RELATED: The Shinnecock greens are so tough Alex Fitzpatrick is practicing with … a VR headset? Read more…
How tough are the greens at Shinnecock? How brutal are the putting surfaces that pushed the cutline to +8 at the 2018 U.S. Open and broke Phil Mickelson so badly he never really recovered? A host of multi-syllabic adjectives—flagellating, inhumane, sadistic—come to mind. Alex Fitzpatrick, however, won’t go quietly. In 2026, he’s fighting back with Read more…
There’s never a dull day in the world of Jordan Spieth. The three-time major-winning master of disaster has become infamous for getting himself in (and out) of tight spots over the years. That tendency is amplified at the U.S. Open, where the brutal setups turn even golf’s most conservative players into scrambling lunatics. Not to Read more…
School’s out, the sun is shining and it’s U.S. Open week. In other words, the golf vibes are higher than Cheech and Chong and even Dunkin’ is getting in on the action. In honor of America’s national golf championship and the official start of the summer, this week the New England-born breakfast chain unveiled an Read more…
A new week, a new Feed. You know how this goes by now. We gather the best YouTube golf videos of the week all in one place while you sit back, relax and watch them. If that doesn’t seem like a good deal to you, then you’re in the wrong place. JT x BDS This Read more…
This week, you might notice a new sponsor on the right shoulder of Mackenzie Hughes: The Buffalo Bills. The Ontario native will be repping Bills Mafia at the RBC Canadian Open as part of a partnership with the NFL franchise. Given the Bills’ proximity to the RBC Canadian Open and Hughes’ longtime fandom, it seems Read more…
Whether it was snow, tiny hail pellets or just the big man upstairs shaving his beard, this is one of the most bizarre golf weather events we’ve seen in a long time.
The only thing better than a hole-in-one? Two of them. The only thing better than two holes-in-one? Making both in the same round. That might sound impossible, and you would be right enough. The likelihood of such an occurrence is roughly 1 in 20 million, but this weekend, Ryan Winchester became that one. On Sunday Read more…
On Monday, 713 pros and Joes will embark on a quest to qualify for the 2026 U.S. Open. Unfortunately for six PGA Tour Americas players, “Golf’s Longest Day” was a very short one this year. As Golf Channel’s Brentley Romine reports, on Sunday night seven PGA Tour Americas players—including Luis Gagne, the co-low amateur at Read more…
Welcome back to The Feed, where summer is here and even writing about silly YouTube videos on a Friday feels like carrying the Earth on your shoulders (shoutout, Atlas). In that spirit, I sincerely hope you’re all out playing instead of sitting here reading this, but for those of you stuck at your desks, laid Read more…
One of the greatest traditions in college football is the rolling of Toomer’s Corner. For those unfamiliar with the tribal customs of the SEC, this is when Auburn fans descend upon the northeast corner of campus to drape the large oak trees in rolls upon rolls of toilet paper. The tradition is typically associated with Read more…
Last year, the Internet Invitational took golf by storm, pitting 48 of the most popular golf influencers against each other in a no-holds-barred battle for $1 million big ones. There were overslept tee times, cheating allegations, tears, Jon Gruden halftime speeches and even the sort of emotional storylines—Cody “Beef” Franke won the grand prize alongside Read more…