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Curtis Cup - Day One
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Watch the first day of the Curtis Cup as the U.S. takes on Great Britain and Ireland in three foursome matches at Bel-Air Country Club in Los Angeles, California.
PGA champ Rai takes the risky route ... and gets wet
Aaron Rai tried to play a shot from a wet area in Round 2 of the RBC Canadian Open. He got more water than ball.

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DOW Championship - Final Rd
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RBC Canadian Open - Final Rd
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Principal Charity Classic - Final Rd
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The Curtis Cup - Final Rd
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Live From the U.S. Open - Early Monday
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Live From the U.S. Open - Late Tuesday
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Live From the U.S. Open - Late Wednesday
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U.S. Open - Round 1
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Live From the U.S. Open - Thursday
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The 131st Amateur Championship - Day 1
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Live From the U.S. Open - Friday
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The 131st Amateur Championship - Final Day
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Live From the U.S. Open - Early Saturday
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U.S. Open - Round 3
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Live From the U.S. Open - Early Sunday
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U.S. Open - Final Round

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Putting changes help Koepka card 64 at Canadian Open
Brooks Koepka chatted with Rex Hoggard after finishing his opening round at the RBC Canadian Open and securing a share of the lead and said he's been waiting for his putting game to improve and feels like it's finally getting there.

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J.T. Poston spoke with Golf Channel’s Todd Lewis after winning the 2026 Memorial Tournament in a playoff over Ryan Gerard. Poston saw his four-shot lead disappear Sunday afternoon, only to salvage the round with clutch putting down the stretch that helped seal his fourth victory on the PGA Tour.
Here’s a look at how the 2026 U.S. Women’s Open played out at Rivieria Country Club.
Jess Korda gave her sister a major tip earlier in the week at Riviera Country Club. See what wisdom she imparted on Nelly and how that fueled the younger Korda to win her fourth major championship.
Charley Hull said she was trying to chase to get to 10 under at the U.S. Women’s Open on Sunday, but fell short during her final round on Sunday. She said she loves the feeling of playing from behind in majors and feels the highest motivation when put into those situations.
Nelly Korda captured the 81st U.S. Women’s Open in dramatic fashion, including a clutch birdie on No. 17 to take the solo lead at Riviera and a wobbling par putt on No. 18 that fell in the cup. Charley Hull and Gaby Lopez also provided plenty of final round highlights.
Nelly Korda’s final putt at Riviera was arguably her closest. See the moment where Korda’s ball fell into the cup at No. 18 to win the U.S. Women’s Open.
Nearly a year after losing his wife to cancer, Pereira won his first PGA Tour-sanctioned event in eight years.
Patty Berg is the all-time major wins leader on the LPGA. Here’s where she stands, and those behind her.
Here’s a look at every event Nelly Korda has won during her LPGA career.
Korda birdied the par-5 17th hole at Riviera Country Club to break from a four-way tie for the lead to earn her fourth career major title.