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Korda hasn’t played a regular LPGA event since August but returns with some inspired footwear at this week’s Annika.
Talley not part of women's Signing Day, so who's the No. 1 recruit?
Asterisk Talley is committed to Stanford but did not sign with the Cardinal. Brentley Romine highlights the top women recruits and top classes on National Signing Day.

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NCAA SIGNING DAY

Most years, the No. 1 recruit in NCAA men’s golf is up for discussion. This year, there is no debate as Miles Russell, arguably the best prospect in over a decade, signs with Florida State.
Florida State signed four players during the early signing period for the Class of 2027, including Miles Russell and Charlie Woods.
The top-ranked female golfer in the Class of 2027 won’t be signing during the week-long early signing period, which began Wednesday.
Asterisk Talley is committed to Stanford but did not sign with the Cardinal. Brentley Romine highlights the top women recruits and top classes on National Signing Day.

SIGHTS AND SOUNDS

Chacarra on following in the footsteps of Seve, Rahm
Eugenio Chacarra, the top-ranked player on the DP World Tour, talks about the legacy of Spanish golf greats Seve Ballesteros and Jon Rahm ahead of the season-finale in Dubai. Chacarra would become just third Spanish native to win the Race to Dubai title.

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Jon Rahm is coming off a win in Abu Dhabi with an outside chance to finish atop the Race to Dubai. Sportsbooks still favor Rory McIlroy to claim the season-ending tournament.
A trio of 2026 winners are among the favorites to claim the top prize this week at the Austin Championship presented by Compliance Solutions.
Ryan Gerard told reports in Cabo San Lucas last week that understanding the different kind of tempos and rhythms as a violinist has benefitted him in golf.
Here’s how to watch Friday’s second round of the Austin Championship at Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa, where Austin Smotherman is looking for his third straight PGA Tour victory.

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Sergio Garcia released a statement last week regarding his return to the DP World Tour. Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner question, ‘What was he thinking?’, in this edition of the “Golf Channel Podcast with Rex and Lav.”
A PGA Tour win in the fall grants players status into 2028 Championship Series events. Is that fair? Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner discuss in the “Golf Channel Podcast with Rex and Lav.”
Five down, three to go. As the FedExCup Fall season gets closer to an end, Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner look at those near the top 100 in points in this edition of the “Golf Channel Podcast with Rex and Lav.”
On their Golf Channel podcast, Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner discussed the soft deadline that just passed on LIV 2.0 and what’s next for the league and its players.
Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner discuss the impending LIV 2.0 deadline coming on Sunday during their Golf Channel podcast.
The DP World Tour’s decision to not allow players to compete on both LIV 2.0 and the European circuit next season is the latest death knell to the formerly Saudi-funded league. The “Golf Channel Podcast with Rex and Lav” highlights why the loss of valuable players will limit LIV 2.0’s entertainment value and commercial appeal.

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A field of 108 players will compete for a piece of the $3.25 million purse, as well as 500 CME Global points.
Architect Tom Doak returned to help redo the 18th hole by adding a pond down the right side of the green. It enables the winner to maintain the tradition of the major — which was played for some 50 years at Rancho Mirage in California — by jumping into the water.
The LPGA’s penultimate event continues from Pelican Golf Club. Here’s how to watch live second round on Friday.
The first bundle of joy for Ryann O’Toole arrived Monday: A $1 million bonus for winning the LPGA’s Aon Risk Reward Challenge. O’Toole, who’s final event this season was at the FM Championship in August, is pregnant with her first child.

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The DP World Tour season comes to its conclusion in Dubai this week. Here’s how to watch Rory McIlroy, Tommy Fleetwood and the rest of the field at Jumeirah Golf Estates.
LIV Golf has filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan in New Jersey aiming to liquidate its operations. The league filed for bankruptcy on Sept. 8 after the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia decided to stop funding LIV following the 2026 season.
Patrick Reed says this is one of the most satisfying years of his career. He bet on himself by choosing to leave LIV Golf in January.
A federal judge said Saturday she intends to appoint an ex-top federal prosecutor to investigate whether Trump administration officials and lawyers were purposefully misleading presenting the case for renovation of a historic public golf course along the Potomac River.
Jon Rahm tried to shift the blame from LIV Golf to himself when asked about why he has yet to win another major since the 2023 Masters.
Count McIlroy among those who agree that DeChambeau would boost the exposure of the DP World Tour.
Rex Hoggard provides the latest update on the LIV Golf’s bankruptcy liquidation.
Newly crowned AJGA Players of the Year, Miles Russell and Asterisk Talley, join Golf Today to reflect on their accomplishments and the journeys that led to the honor.
Blades Brown’s rapid rise has been fueled by a level of maturity rarely seen in a teenager. The Golf Today roundtable examines the mindset, decision-making and on-course strategies driving his success.
The Golf Today roundtable reacted to Bryson DeChambeau’s ‘mea culpa’ and discussed his potential future after LIV Golf.