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Bryson DeChambeau said in a statement Sunday he doesn’t want to rewrite the last four years of his career but also admitted to saying “some thing that didn’t help.”
In his first competitive tournament in seven weeks and the first since LIV Golf officially ended, Rahm captured the Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship.
Jon Rahm was impressive in his first competitive round in almost two months on Thursday. The two-time major winner posted a 7-under 65 and sits three shots off Francesco Laporta’s lead entering Day 2 in the desert.
UNC grads Ryan Gerard and Ben Griffin are the pre-tournament favorites for El Cardonal at Diamante. Griffin won the event last year, shooting 29 under.
The world’s top-ranked player has taken a two-month break from competitive golf but that didn’t stop her from clinching the year-end award following back-to-back major wins at the Chevron Championship and U.S. Women’s Open.
Eugenio Chacarra will play with Rory McIlroy for the first time during Thursday’s opening round in Abu Dhabi. Chacarra expressed confidence that the moment wouldn’t be too big for him.
The reigning U.S. Open champ has been asked variations of the same question this fall but his motivations for playing in Vallarta couldn’t be more clear.
Wyndham Clark is the favorite to grab his fourth trophy of the year at Vidanta Vallarta. Here’s who oddsmakers believe will contend with the 2026 U.S. Open winner in Mexico.
Brian Campbell won at Vidanta Vallarta in February 2025. He returns to the course coming off a two-month break from golf and a week ahead of his own wedding back in the U.S.
Logan Reilly and Preston Stout took home a share of the men’s individual title at the East Lake Cup on Monday afternoon, where the each posted tournament-record 7 unders.
With a deadline to commit to LIV 2.0 set for this weekend, Tyrrell Hatton took to social media on Friday to announce he will not be part of the tour’s next iteration.
The cut at Woo Jeong Hills Country Club was exceptionally painful for these players who lost their 2027 DP World Tour card.
Ben Kohles is vying for his first-ever win on the PGA Tour in Bermuda this week, where he posted a 8-under 63 on Thursday and shares the lead with three other players.
The fourth event of the PGA Tour’s fall season tees off in Bermuda this week where Ben James is looking for his first victory after four finishes inside the top five during his rookie campaign.
Jon Rahm will be making his first start since officially leaving LIV Golf at next month’s Abu Dhabi Championship.
The back nine in Madrid was the ultimate test where five players shared the lead over the final three holes before Grant Forrest reached the winning score of 14 under.
British Masters winner Joe Dean struggled on his back nine but rallied at the final hole to take a 54-hole co-lead control into Sunday at the Open de España.
Jacob Bridgeman is having some fall. After winning in Asheville and helping the U.S. claim the Presidents Cup at Medinah, he saw his sister get married in Maine and now leads the Baycurrent Classic during his pro debut in Japan.
Jordan Spieth, who hasn’t played since the FedEx St. Jude Championship, told reporters in Japan that he was excited to get back to work this week and felt confident about where his game is trending despite not having posted a single top 10 finish in 2026.
Jeeno Thitikul used a bogey-free front nine to gain some separation over the Lotte Championship field on Sunday before closing out birdie-birdie on the final two holes.
Moving Day at Black Desert Resort saw four players 25 years or younger complete bogey-free rounds and move into the top 20 of the leaderboard.
Five days after helping the U.S. to a Presidents Cup win at Medinah, Jackson Koivun found himself facing the projected cut in Utah. He fought off the nerves with three birdies over his final five holes to reach 6 under and make it to the weekend.
Austin Smotherman and Kevin Roy sat one row apart from each other on their flight to the Bank of Utah Championship. They’ll be in close proximity again Saturday at Black Desert Resort.
An eagle at the par-5 12th hole sparked a back nine run for Michael Stewart that launched the 36-year-old Scotsman to the top of the first round leaderboard.