Call it the Texas two-step. This week’s Texas Children’s Houston Open is the beginning of a two-event swing for the PGA Tour through the Lone Star State. Memorial Park Golf Course, a municipal layout refreshed in 2019 by noted course architect Tom Doak, with consultation from Brooks Koepka, plays host for the six straight season. Read more…
With two weeks until Augusta, Brooks Koepka has one item left on his prep list. For how much was made about his return from LIV Golf, Koepka has quietly put together a string of solid starts over the past month, including a T-13 at the Players and T-18 last weekend at the Valspar Championship, and Read more…
A few short years ago, YouTube was the outer-rim of golf. A handful of intrepid creators lived there, mining a couple thousand views at a time mostly as a hobby. But then something unexpected happened. The rapid growth of recreational golf post-pandemic, the injection of big names like Bryson DeChambeau and the growing fatigue with Read more…
There are only a few acceptable reasons for taking a phone call on a golf course, but Jeff McNeil had one that most golfers have probably never considered. On the morning of December 22 last year, the two-time MLB All-Star was on the 14th hole at TPC Monterey at Pasadera when his phone started going Read more…
Get the latest on the Houston Open 2026, from Scottie Scheffler’s withdrawal to Bryson vs. Rahm showdowns, top picks for the Masters, and quirky golf moments that had fans laughing.
Jordan Spieth hasn’t won on the PGA Tour since 2022, but remains one of the PGA Tour’s most beloved current golfers for good reason. Spieth is never not exciting … in the best of ways and the worst of ways. One round, he’ll have a death-defying shot that forces Pebble Beach to shift one of Read more…
If you’re like us, you’re starting to get Georgia on your mind. But before we travel to Augusta National and the Masters, the PGA Tour makes a two-week visit to Texas, beginning with this week’s Texas Children’s Houston Open. Min Woo Lee will be back to defend his first PGA Tour title, but he’ll have Read more…
The No.1 player in the world withdrawing from a PGA Tour event in his home state two weeks before the Masters might seem like cause for concern. But in the case of Scottie Scheffler, it was expected – and thankfully for him not injury-related.
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