Bryson DeChambeau, Rory McIlroy make Open Championship headlines for all the wrong reasons; Witness to LIV Golf's implosion?; With majors over, it's now on to FedEx Cup Playoffs
The 2026 U.S. Open will be remembered not for iconic shots, but for a hostile Hamptons crowd, an overly cautious course setup, and the logistical nightmares of a luxury venue.
Historic New York venue once again tests golf's finest in an examination to find the best; The golf ball rollback keeps rolling; Bud Cauley may have authored year's best storyline.
With extreme winds forecast, the USGA is erring on the side of caution at the 126th U.S. Open, using a flexible, well-hydrated setup to keep the brutal course tough but fair.
Many of the flailing league's players signed big contracts, but after 2026 will there be a place for them to play?; Nelly Korda's major statement; The signature events conundrum.
Author Gene Wojciechowski, known for his writing chops in Los Angeles and Chicago and TV work at ESPN, takes readers on an enjoyable — albeit far-fetched — journey that any golfer would like to take.
