LOS ANGELES — It couldn’t have been more appropriate that Farah O’Keefe was the one to secure the winning point for the U.S. to win the Curtis Cup at Bel-Air Country Club. O’Keefe—the 21-year-old star and unquestioned leader—was told by captain Meghan Stasi in one of the famous Bel-Air tunnels that the U.S. would win Read more…
LOS ANGELES — With rookie Farah O’Keefe leading the way, the Americans are positioned to snatch the Curtis Cup from Great Britain & Ireland on Sunday. O’Keefe, who recently won the NCAA individual championship, is 4-0 and can become just the fourth player in Curtis Cup history to post a 5-0-0 record. In two sessions Read more…
Brooks Koepka captured the US Open the last time the national championship visited Shinnecock Hills. But days ahead of the third major of the season, Koepka is dealing with a mysterious injury. Koepka, playing in this week’s RBC Canadian Open, received treatment to his left elbow before Saturday’s third round. He was followed by a Read more…
Give this to Wyndham Clark: He’s got gonads the size of hockey pucks. The RBC Canadian Open has its version of Phoenix’s loud and rowdy 16th. They call it The Rink, and it’s more fun that Scottsdale because it’s not nearly as overblown. Fans are closer to the players and can pound the boards. Into Read more…
The 2026 U.S. Open returns to Shinnecock Hills for the first time since Brooks Koepka’s memorable victory in 2018. The club is one of the USGA’s five founding members and is now hosting its sixth U.S. Open. NBC Sports and the USGA will deliever wall-to-wall TV and streaming coverage across NBC, USA Network, Golf Channel Read more…
LOS ANGELES — Farah O’Keefe is playing in her first Curtis Cup, and like anything she does, she makes it look easy, whether it is or not. O’Keefe was paired with Jasmine Koo in the morning and Avery Weed in the afternoon, and the results were the same—wins for the U.S. The 21-year-old O’Keefe, the Read more…
As a wise man once said of professional golf, you have to harness in the good energy and block out the bad. Harness. Energy. Block. Bad. This is not the advice Haotong Li’s psychologist gave him recently, but it seems to be what he’s doing this week at the RBC Canadian Open. Li, who entered Read more…
Ben James certainly doesn’t look like someone who is making their pro debut through two days at the RBC Canadian Open. The 23-year-old who recently graduated from the University of Virginia fired a Friday 63 to vault into the lead at TPC Toronto. And even James is a bit surprised by his position. “I didn’t Read more…
Alister MacKenzie was a prolific writer and essayist in addition to being a golf course architect, and he left behind something of a hack for contestants who enter drawings in the annual Ray Haddock Lido Prize contest, sponsored by the Alister MacKenzie Society. It’s actually not so much of a hack as much as a Read more…
It was one heckuva Wednesday for Chris Gotterup. The four-time PGA Tour winner made a hole-in-one and then got to watch his New York Knicks pull off the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history. It doesn’t get much better than that. RELATED: LeBron has his first golf highlight But before the tip of Game 4, Read more…
As the longest and lowest-lofted club in your bag that you still need to be able to hit off the turf, the fairway wood is the most difficult for most average golfers to launch effectively. That’s why when we pore over the data from our Hot List testing to see the fairway woods with the Read more…
The PGA Tour makes its annual stop in Canada this week as four of the top-10 players in the world are in action at the RBC Canadian Open at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley’s North Course. The field will play for the $9.8 million purse with $1.764 million going to the winner. Ryan Fox is Read more…
Golf Digest senior writer Alex Myers is on a one-year mission to see how good he can get at golf through daily training, practice and playing. Read more from his “Late Scratch?” series here. My ultimate goal—let’s call it more of a dream—is to become a scratch golfer, and I’ve put in a lot of Read more…
The PGA Tour Champions once again will hold a three-team competition in December that helps wind down its 2026 calendar, with a trio of major champions hoping to inspire their squads to victory. The Skechers World Champions Cup supporting Shriners Children’s will be played for a third time overall, returning to Feather Sound Country Club Read more…
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