Many players competing in this week’s US Senior Open featuring golfers 50 years and older have seen a lot of alterations to the PGA Tour product over the course of their careers. This is just one more. Or is it?
Johnson’s ties to the John Deere event run deep. It’s the PGA Tour stop that’s closest where he grew up in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. And he won the 2012 edition of the event, one of 12 PGA Tour wins in his career.
A playful PGA Tour preview breaking down the John Deere Classic field, key contenders, course setup at TPC Deere Run and the ever-unpredictable Spieth storyline.
Greg Norman has welcomed the PGA Tour’s landmark partnership with Golf Australia, describing the move as a “big step” that is “long overdue by decades” as Australia’s national championship enters a new era.
The popular Norwegian will play in the final group for the first time since the biggest day of his golfing life, when he won the 2023 Tour Championship by firing a closing 63.
Starting in 2028, the tour will look fundamentally different with two co-existing series, real promotion and relegation, a re-imagined postseason and a schedule built around markets the tour has mostly ignored.
Wyndham Clark walked into Shinnecock on Sunday as the villain. He left as the champion. An in-depth look at the man, the crowd and one of the most compelling final rounds in recent major history.
Wyndham Clark survived nerves, Bronx cheers and a final-round 73 to claim a wire-to-wire victory at Shinnecock Hills, finishing one shot ahead of Sam Burns to win his second US Open title.
Wyndham Clark claimed his second U.S. Open title with a standout performance from tee to green. Here’s a complete look at the clubs and golf ball he used to win at Oakmont.
Wyndham Clark was six under through 16 holes and four shots clear of the field at Shinnecock Hills after round one, helped by calmer winds in the afternoon wave. The former US Open champion is in prime position heading into round two.
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