Jordan Spieth’s putting woes sent him packing early from Royal Birkdale. Here are the other high-profile names who have to wait until April for their next taste of major championship golf.
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Chris Gotterup showed up at the Scottish Open last year at No. 158 in the world. His only PGA Tour title was in 2024 at the Myrtle Beach Classic against a weak field because it was held opposite one of the $20 million signature events. He now has as many PGA Tour wins — four — as Scottie Scheffler in the last year.
Jon Rahm spoke with reporters ahead of the Genesis Scottish Open about hypothetical options to keep LIV Golf going, including putting up money of his own.
As Rahm prepares to compete in his first non-major PGA Tour event since joining LIV Golf, the Spaniard can’t avoid questions about the future of his current tour.
Action tees off at the Renaissance Club early Thursday morning on the east coast of the United States. Here’s how to watch the action live over in Scotland.
Scottie Scheffler will have to earn his fifth straight Player of the Year award as the 2026 candidate pool is the strongest its been in years with strong cases for Chris Gotterup, Wyndham Clark, and Matt Fitzpatrick.
Golf Channel’s roundtable of experts analyzes whether the PGA Tour should change the Player of the Year voting system to a points-based system similar to the LPGA’s Hall of Fame selection process.
Todd Lewis and the Golf Channel roundtable weigh the current issues with sports betting on golf, including fan interference, and give ideas for potential regulations.
Gotterup, Young, Fitzpatrick and Scheffler lead as potential candidates for 2026 Player of the Year
The Renaissance Club in North Berwick hosts one of the year’s most competitive fields with $9 million in prize money at stake. Here’s who is set to play in Scotland.
The alternate event to this week’s Scottish Open is the ISCO Championship. Here’s the full field of players making the trek to Louisville.