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10 Surprising Players Already Locked Into New PGA Tour Structure

Discover 10 surprising golfers who secured spots in the 2028 Championship Series. Read how new rules change the game and affect stars like Rory McIlroy.

Koivun Arrives As Favorite To Win Utah Title

Fresh off an unbeaten Presidents Cup debut, Jackson Koivun opens as the favorite for the Bank of Utah Championship at DraftKings.

Mirabel Ting Dominates Race For 2027 LPGA Card

As the Epson Tour season concludes, Mirabel Ting leads nine players securing LPGA status while the Indian Wells deal extends through 2029.

Snedeker’s Bold Ryder Cup Claim Could Backfire On Americans

U.S. captain Brandt Snedeker's confidence after the Presidents Cup may mask deep issues for the upcoming Ryder Cup in Ireland.

Lexi Thompson Embraces TGL To Grow Women’s Game

Lexi Thompson joins the new WTGL league, calling it a no-brainer to grow women's golf as the first season kicks off in Palm Beach Gardens.

Jackson Koivun Wins Trust With Bold WITB Setup

Jackson Koivun silenced critics after a strong Presidents Cup run. See the exact Titleist and Scotty Cameron gear he used to dominate.

Scheffler Concedes Putt After Unruly Fan Disruption

Scottie Scheffler showed rare class at the Presidents Cup by conceding a 32-foot putt to Nico Echavarria after a fan yelled during the Colombian's backswing.

Matt Fitzpatrick’s Open De France Win Boosts Dunhill Links Hopes

Matt Fitzpatrick's commanding victory at the Open de France sets the stage for a strong showing at the upcoming Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.

Reed’s Withdrawal Opens Race To Dubai Door For McIlroy

Patrick Reed's wrist injury forces withdrawal from Scotland, giving Rory McIlroy a clear path to close the 308-point gap in the Race to Dubai standings.

Fleetwood Exits $3.75M French Open After Sudden Illness

Tommy Fleetwood withdraws from the $3.75M Open de France due to a sudden health issue while sitting six-under at Le Golf National.

Cameron Smith Crashes Out At Open De France

Cameron Smith's double-bogeys end his Open De France hopes. Matt Fitzpatrick leads the field while other stars miss the cut in Paris.