USA takes a slim lead into Sunday singles where six men's matches and six women's duels will decide the Cup.*
Round 1's spectacular Four-ball pairings and USA team drama has the International's feeling excited about the prospects of a Royal Montreal triumph.*
USA takes a one point lead after Thursday's competitive matches featuring mixed Four-ball action for the first time in event history.*
Sorting out the usual pre-match issues. Plus, some lively press conference moments and a potential injury issue for the International men.*
First mixed Presidents Cup brings together men, women, co-Captains, analytics philosophies and wild "snake draft" scenarios to Royal Montreal.*
He prevents McIlroy from winning DP World Tour's marquee stop. Plus, will Rahm's "severe flu" impact Ryder quest, PGA clarifies policy, Pattinson drives in, remembering Huggett and Green Sr.
Rahm's Ryder Cup drama is making more sense. Plus, a Masters TV increase, Kizzire's win highlights a Masters invite dilemma, Ryder Cup tickets are going to set a new record, This, That and Reads
Europe stages Sunday comeback but Pettersen's decisions backfire. Plus, Tiger Woods announces another back surgery.
A big golf viewing weekend ahead that can't be sullied by latest PGA Tour/LIV debacle. Plus, Rahm's Ryder mess, R&A Financials, McIlroy on architecture, This, That and a lot of good Reads.
The R&A's use of Open proceeds to revitalize Lethamhill provides a refreshing gift to Glasgow by reimagining the importance and versatility of a golf course facility.
When you come to think of it that is the secret of most of the great holes all over the world. They all have some kind of a twist. C.B. MACDONALD
Captain Furyk has no choice but to fire assistant captain Bradley. Plus, the toughest courses of 2024, Birkdale's new 7th, more Hallowed Grounds, Quotables, This, That and Reads.
The Americans stage a valiant rally but come up one point short at Sunningdale.
Two-point cushion secured heading into Sunday Singles after another incredible day of action at Sunningdale.
Fridays are for the Tour but that pesky distance data is still under review. Plus, a big ratings jump for the Women's Open, Nelly takes the Annika, Curtis Cup preview, Quotables and Reads.
After a terrific run of events, an upcoming break from majors offers the chance to tidy up evolutionary and distance-related changes at the world's most important course.
Her third major win comes in a battle against current and former World No. 1's. Korda, Shin, Vu and Yin finish in four-way tie for second. Plus, Woad takes low am and NBC's issues surface (again).
R&A braces for possible extreme weather while players revel in links creativity. Plus, Matthew's final Open, a purse increase, Quotables and a few final reminders on how to follow 2024's final major.
Charley Hull opens with a 67 in the AIG Women's Open to lead by one. Several notables are well-positioned after a day of wind, cold and slow pace.
Women's majors need to jettison pro-ams. Plus, Monday qualifying results, tee times released, Old Tom statue approved, celebrating the first Ladies Golf Club and an updated (iffy) forecast.
Coughlin claims favorite status in St Andrews with Scottish victory. Plus, Ballester wins the U.S. Amateur, and what to expect as the world's best women descend on the AIG Women's Open.
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