After a weather-shortened finish in Bermuda that saw Austin Smotherman win his second straight tournament, the PGA Tour heads south of the border for the Mexico Open. Dating back to 1944, the VidantaWorld Mexico Open has quite a historical past and has been considered Mexico’s national championship. Located a few miles off the Pacific coast Read more…
With five events remaining in the FedEx Cup fall schedule, the PGA Tour heads to Bermuda for the eighth edition of the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Situated on high ground along the western shore of Southampton Parish, Port Royal Golf Course offers sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean. The government-owned municipal course was designed by Robert Read more…
The PGA Tour returns to Japan this week for the 2026 Baycurrent Classic at Yokohama Country Club. The event is the third tournament of the eight event FedEx Cup Fall schedule and features a 72-player, no-cut field. This tournament was first played in 2019 as Japan’s first official PGA Tour event, producing memorable wins by Read more…
The PGA Tour’s fall swing continues with the Bank of Utah Championship at the Black Desert Resort, home to a top-ranked resort course crafted by the late legendary designer Tom Weiskopf. Framed by striking lava fields and red rock landscapes in the arid desert of southern Utah, the Black Desert Resort was the last golf Read more…
Medinah Country Club will do something no other course has done when its hosts the 16th Presidents Cup this week outside of Chicago. The No. 3 course will be the first venue to hold a U.S. Open, the PGA Championship, a Ryder Cup and the Presidents Cup! The last event listed will have a unique Read more…
After a two-week, what-felt-like-an-eternity break, the PGA Tour returns this week with the first-ever Biltmore Championship in Asheville, N.C. It’s the first event of the FedEx Cup Fall, and the lone tuneup event for those competing in next week’s Presidents Cup at Medinah. A number of Presidents Cuppers are in N.C., among them Corey Conners, Read more…
The PGA Tour returns to Asheville for the first time since 1942 this week with the inaugural Biltmore Championship Asheville. The event begins the FedExCup Fall and is the first of a four year agreement that will keep the tournament in the area through 2029. RELATED: American team golf keeps losing twice The tournament will Read more…
When it comes to golf betting, there is no better time to hit long-odds winners than the fall schedule on the PGA Tour. Over the past two years, 12 of the 15 tournament winners have cashed greater than 35-1 odds. More than half (eight) have cleared more than 60-1! If you love longshots, the FedEx Read more…
A crazy stretch of big-time golf continues this week at the Travelers Championship, the final Signature Event of the 2026 season. There is no Rory McIlroy, but Scottie Scheffler and now two-time U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark will both be teeing it up in Cromwell, Conn. RELATED: Travelers Championship picks 2026: Why our DFS expert Read more…
The PGA Tour remains in the Northeast this week for the Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Conn. Long considered one of the most popular stops on the schedule among players, caddies and fans alike, the Travelers has become a fixture on the summer calendar thanks to its elite fields, tremendous atmosphere and Read more…
Golf’s major season continues with the 126th U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, N.Y. Situated between the Atlantic Ocean to the south and the waters of Peconic Bay and Long Island Sound to the north, Shinnecock occupies one of the most exposed pieces of terrain in American championship golf. The combination of Read more…
The U.S. Open at Shinnecock. That just sounds right. It’s been eight crazy years in the sport of professional golf, so it feels good to return to a place where times were once simpler and the only drama involved a guy hitting a moving ball and another guy saying the USGA “lost the golf course” Read more…
My favorite part of any major championship week is that the course becomes the star. And while PGA Championship venues are capable of meeting the moment, U.S. Open venues rarely miss. You could argue that this three-year run of Pinehurst No. 2, Oakmont and Shinnecock Hills is as good as it gets in the professional Read more…
Having now reached a certain age, I find myself increasingly thinking about the Third Act. (What age? Somewhere between needing reading glasses to clip my toenails and insisting on double knee braces and a headband while playing somnambulant pickleball.) But a Third Act seems appropriate when we come to the U.S. Open and Shinnecock Hills. Read more…
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