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Jon Rahm did not like his tee shot Friday on the par-3 15th and took it out on his club in Round 2 of The Open.
Is that a driver? Daffue makes unusual selection and holes it at par-3 seventh
The par-3 seventh has seen all sorts of creative shots this week but MJ Daffue might take home the prize for boldest swing, selecting to go with his driver. See how he fared with this approach shot.
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McIlroy drives par-4 ninth green in back-to-back Open rounds
Rory McIlroy is pulling out all the stops in an effort to make the cut at The Open, including driving the 415-yard 9th green in back-to-back rounds.
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A look at all the past partnerships between this year’s Ryder Cuppers set to compete at Bethpage Black.
The 45th Ryder Cup begins Friday at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, New York. Here is a look at some important numbers heading into this year’s matches.
The sign has temporarily disappeared from its usually spot, on the black railing that separates the clubhouse from the first tee, because of logistical issues.
Take the loudest and rowdiest event in golf. Put it on a public golf course in New York notorious for its proud and raucous crowds. Now fill it with 50,000 flag-waving fans at Bethpage Black.
The raucous crowds promise to be as much of a test as Bethpage Black’s narrow fairways and rugged bunkering. But it just won’t be the Europeans who will need to embrace the mayhem.
Shane Ryan and Brandan Porath preview the crowd at the Ryder Cup, which will be a “different level of stress” compared to normal tournaments, explaining why a rowdy Bethpage Black will be an advantage for the Americans.
Bethpage Black will be the epicenter of professional golf next week when it hosts the 45th Ryder Cup, the continuation of a rich history of competition at the public layout.
The PGA Tour announced Tuesday that the 2026 edition of The Sentry won’t be held at The Plantation Course at Kapalua due to ongoing drought conditions. Golf Today examines the ripple effects from the decision.
The PGA Tour announced Tuesday that The Sentry, its season-opener set for Jan. 8-11, 2026, will not be played at Kapalua Resort’s Plantation Course, which has been damaged due to lack of water.
The Golf Today roundtable talks Ryder Cup topics ranging from the potential U.S. pairings to Team Europe’s preparation for the noise to the case for a “heat index pick” in the future.