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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.
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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.
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'One of the coolest experiences of my life': Gotterup brothers celebrate win at Deere Run
Chris Gotterup and his brother Patrick talk to Golf Channel's Hailey Hunter about what went into winning the 2026 John Deere Classic. Patrick was on the bag for his brother this week because caddie Brady Stockton's wife recently gave birth.
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Young’s bid for a third victory in five starts hit a snag on the second hole Sunday at the Truist Championship.
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Jordan Spieth and Scottie Scheffler are one particular major from completing the careeer Grand Slam. For Spieth, however, the goal seems further away.
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Alex Fitzpatrick has his first 54-hole lead on the PGA Tour at Quail Hollow. Here’s how the 27-year-old rookie took over the Truist in the third round.
Watch the best moments from the second round of the 2026 Truist Championship at Quail Hollow Club.
Fitzpatrick fired a 7-under 64 Saturday to move to 14 under, a shot clear of Kristoffer Reitan. Playing in the penultimate pairing is Young, who is two shots back after a third-round 63 and is chasing his third win of the year.
Sungjae Im had two birdies during Saturday’s third round. The latter Im had to take off his right shoe to earn — a second shot you have to see to believe.
The final round of the Truist Championship begins Sunday in the Queen City. Here’s how to watch the signature event with a $3.6 million check at stake for the winner.
Cameron Young and his caddie Kyle Sterbinsky discussed possibly getting finding a way to birdie the par-5 seventh and found themselves pleasantly surprised with how the hole played out.