A short clip of Scottie Scheffler hitting a chip shot in a t-shirt and gym shorts at North Berwick’s iconic 13th hole has sent Golf Twitter into a frenzy over course dress codes.
The Genesis Scottish Open might be the deepest field of the summer, with Scheffler, McIlroy, Rahm and Hatton all in the mix ahead of next week’s Open Championship. Here’s who’s best placed to win at The Renaissance Club.
The genius of pro golfers isn’t simply being able to do the important things, but knowing how to quickly spot what the important things are in the first place.
In took 73 holes, five days and a little help from Scottie Scheffler (and Mother Nature), but Hovland is the winner of the 2026 Travelers Championship.
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.
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Scott Scheffler admits that he doesn’t exactly possess the mind of an elephant when it comes to golf. The victories are remembered in bits and pieces, and from what the World No.1 has expressed in the past, he probably dwells more on the losses than wins. MORE: What does Rory McIlroy REALLY want from the Read more…
Scottie Scheffler’s driver wasn’t the problem in round one at Shinnecock Hills, his irons were. The World No. 1 hit 12 of 14 fairways but only half the greens in regulation, a career first, leaving him two over par and well off the pace.
How does Scheffler’s game compare this season, statistically, to the past two years? And how does his current game set up for Shinnecock Hills and the upcoming US Open?
The 2026 Memorial Tournament returns to Jack’s Place at Muirfield Village, with Scottie Scheffler chasing a rare three-peat and a stacked field featuring Rory McIlroy, Ludvig Åberg and Matt Fitzpatrick set to challenge.
Wyndham Clark closed with a blistering 11-under 60 to win the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, marking a powerful comeback after a challenging year on and off the course.
Scottie Scheffler returns to headline the CJ Cup Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch, with Jordan Spieth and Brooks Koepka also in the spotlight. Golfpocalypse breaks down the weak field, Spieth optimism, Brooks’ putting woes and why this tournament still struggles for relevance.
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