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Brooks Koepka discussed the great opportunity to play this week at the alternate-field event, ONEFlight Myrtle Beach Classic, and talked about his return to the PGA Tour this season and his desire to be the best.
DeChambeau's future after LIV Golf: 'The Tour can go on without him'
Golf Today analyzed the difference in Bryson DeChambeau's attitude about the prospect of returning to the PGA Tour, versus the route and view Brooks Koepka took after leaving LIV Golf.
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Fish on preparing to qualify for the U.S. Open: 'Sometimes ignorance is bliss'
On Golf Today, former pro tennis player, Mardy Fish, discussed his preparation as he gears up to attempt qualifying for the 126th U.S. Open, while also sharing the reception he’s received as he steps into the competitive golf spotlight.
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Golf Today reacts to Keegan Bradley’s “5 Clubs” interview and the idea of being a playing captain at the Ryder Cup, discussing the various challenges that come with the responsibility.
Here’s how to watch this week’s pair of PGA Tour events, in Scotland and in Kentucky.
Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner discuss the upcoming Genesis Scottish Open before breaking down who they believe the PGA Tour Player of the Year is between Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler.
Xander Schauffele discuses his mindset as he heads to Scotland for the Genesis Scottish Open, and the Golf Today crew examine what the two-time major winner needs to do to regain his confidence this year.
Tee times and groupings for the first round of the Genesis Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club.
As metaphors go, it was not difficult for Xander Schauffele to connect the dots following the worst season, his words, of his professional career.
Here are the favorites and betting odds for Scotland’s national championship.
Penske presents the key shots and stats that led Brian Campbell to his second improbable PGA Tour playoff victory of the season, this time at the John Deere Classic.
After hearing Brian Campbell reflect on his long, windy journey to two wins, Rich Lerner and Todd Lewis talk about how his style has a place on Tour, even if his short hitting isn’t sustainable long-term.
Morikawa will reportedly use Matt Fitzpatrick’s old caddie for the Scottish Open and Open Championship.