The first half of the 2027 PGA Tour season is continuing to take shape, with reports that the Florida swing will be shuffled across four months.
With Brooks Koepka and Wyndham Clark withdrawing from Colonial, oddsmakers had to shake up the board. Who is the favorite and what is the best bet for Thursday’s first round in Fort Worth? Let’s take a look.
The Golf Today crew discussed the PGA Tour’s potential rule which could prevent elite players from competing in tier-2 tournaments.
After Wyndham Clark fired a final-round 60 to capture the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, the Golf Today panel broke down his incredible return to the winner’s circle and the complicated relationship fans have with him right now.
Ben Griffin defends his crown against Ludvig Åberg and Justin Thomas at Colonial as the PGA Tour heads to Cowtown for its final tournament of the month.
Brooks Koepka will be sitting out the Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas this week, after competing for three straight weeks on the PGA Tour circuit.
Blades Brown earned unlimited sponsor exemptions for the rest of the PGA Tour season when the 19-year-old tied for 14th at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson on Sunday.
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