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Thitikul: Majors, matcha and more with the world's No. 1
Jeeno Thitikul joins Marisa Marcellino ahead of The Chevron Championship to talk about family, her love of making matcha and her desire to win her first major title.
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Beth Ann Nichols, senior writer at Golfweek, joins Golf Today to discuss Jeeno Thitikul’s eighth LPGA Tour victory at Thailand’s Siam Country Club Old Course last weekend and what it means to the 23-year-old’s chances to win her first major in 2026. Nichols also talks Lydia Ko’s career and gives a player to watch this season on the LPGA Tour.
Chacarra will play the Puerto Rico Open on a sponsor exemption, becoming the first former LIV Golf member to receive an invite to a PGA Tour event.
Does it make sense for the Cognizant Classic to be the second or third event on the PGA Tour schedule going forward? Golf Today discusses why the Champions Course appeals to so many players on Tour and what its future might look like.
Three months removed from hip surgery, Justin Thomas says he has no physical limitations and is eying to make his 2026 PGA Tour debut at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Golf Today talks about expectations for Thomas this spring and how his return impacts the Tour.
Thomas revealed the news during Monday night’s TGL doubleheader, in which Thomas participated in the first of two matches.
On Tuesday, the PGA Tour announced where Koepka’s contributions via the Returning Member Program will benefit.
With a swing all his own but inspired by Ben Hogan and the confidence of the best player in the world, 26-year-old Gerard has established himself among the PGA Tour’s best young talents.
Following a handful of withdrawals Monday, which included the top three players on the board, Shane Lowry and Ryan Gerard are the new odds-on favorites.
Jacob Bridgeman won his first PGA Tour title at the 2026 Genesis Invitational. Here’s a statistical look at how he got it done with this Penske Performance recap from Riviera Country Club.
Rory McIlroy, Aldrich Potgieter and Kurt Kitayama all flashed their skills during the final round at Riviera Country Club on Sunday but it was Jacob Bridgeman who walked away with the top prize. Tommy Fleetwood jarred an eagle on 15 and Max Greyserman aced the 16th hole to the amazement of the Genesis Invitational crowd.