Thitikul answers late double with a long birdie to win LOTTE
A closing 68 gives Jeeno Thitikul her fourth title of the season, three shots ahead of Ina Yoon in Hawaii.
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Zibilski’s closing 62 wins Epson finale and secures an LPGA card
The Arkansas graduate climbs 27 places to finish tenth in the Race for the Card after her eleventh Epson Tour start.
Smotherman survives bunker trouble to win his first PGA Tour title
A closing 68 at Black Desert gives Austin Smotherman a two-shot victory in his 100th tour start.
Meronk wins at St Andrews and secures his DP World Tour future
A closing 68 gave Adrian Meronk a two-shot Dunhill Links victory, his fifth tour title, with playing rights through 2028.
Luke Kerr-Dineen’s route to 79 starts with avoiding double bogeys
Golf Digest’s Game Plan turns course management into a concrete scoring target.
Chance Taylor beats Bryson DeChambeau for $100,000 in Backyard Games
Matching shots over the house forced a playoff, where the Gate City creator finished closest.
Thitikul’s back-nine birdies build three-shot LOTTE lead before Sunday
A 67 puts Jeeno Thitikul at 17 under in Hawaii, with Polly Mack and Ina Yoon closest heading into the final round.
Seventy advance at six under as Utah resumes with Roy one behind Smotherman
Koivun, Tosti and Svensson qualify; Finau and McNealy miss the weekend after the second round concludes.
Payne’s Valley’s island finish leaves a year of lost balls to count
Big Cedar says it counted the balls recovered from the bonus hole’s pond; the setting explains why the question caught golfers’ attention.
Tom Kim wins Asian Games gold with 64 and earns military-service exemption
Kim finishes three shots clear at 18 under; South Korea takes team silver behind China.
Horvat gives Sebonack a 9.9 after an eagle putt and a windy round
The golf creator separates the course, food and overall experience in his visit to the Nicklaus–Doak design in Southampton.
TGL keeps ESPN as its U.S. TV home ahead of a seven-team season
A multiyear renewal keeps the indoor golf league with ESPN. Its next season begins December 27, with Motor City Golf Club joining the field.
Jarvis leads Dunhill by two after a bogey-free 65 at the Old Course
Jordan and Meronk are two behind at 16 under before Sunday’s final round at St Andrews.
Golf IQ’s straight-arm question puts the other elbow in focus
Luke Kerr-Dineen’s new mailbag considers backswing width, with a separate coach’s drill showing how the arms connect.
Carryovers keep Wells Adams in the fight in Skratch’s Wedge skins match
Chad Mumm’s early lead meets a $275 swing on Cabot Citrus Farms’ 11-hole short course.
Bauchou’s 62 leads Bank of Utah first round, one ahead of nine
Zach Bauchou birdied the last two holes for a career-best 62; nine golfers finished one shot back at 63 as the opening round became official.
Scheffler conceded a 32-footer after a fan interrupted Echavarria’s swing
The PGA Tour’s official Presidents Cup clip captures the gesture at Medinah’s 14th hole; Scheffler later won the singles match 2 and 1.
Lowry wins Irish Open by a record 11 shots with closing 63
Lowry finishes 23 under at Doonbeg for his second Irish Open title, 17 years after winning as an amateur.
LIV Golf files Chapter 11 as creditors wait on unpaid bills
The rebel league's bankruptcy filing lands with a fan letter from the CEO and a list of who is still owed.
Scheffler led more than 20 PGA Tour stats after the FedEx Cup
Three wins, $30.9 million in official money, and a year-end leaderboard that keeps going.
Jim Nantz is helping build the short course at Tepetonka in Minnesota
Golf Digest published Jim Nantz's first-person account of consulting on The Gjallarhorn short course at Tepetonka in Minnesota with OCM. Nantz writes the destination is slated to open in 2027. This board is the posted account, not a graded prediction.
Jim Nantz is helping design the short course at Minnesota's Tepetonka
Golf Digest published Jim Nantz's first-person account of consulting on The Gjallarhorn, the short course at Tepetonka in Minnesota with OCM. Nantz writes the destination is slated to open in 2027. This desk is summarizing his posted account, not a site visit.
Koivun won the 3M Open at 25-under three months before a Team USA pick
Jackson Koivun won the 3M Open on July 26 at 25-under 259, three shots ahead of Scottie Scheffler, in his third start as a pro. Three months after Auburn, Brandt Snedeker made the 21-year-old a captain's pick for Team USA at Medinah, September 24-27. Koivun is 48th on the U.S. points list and 66th in the world. Ben Griffin, 8th in points, and J.J. Spaun, 10th, were left home. FanDuel still has USA -400, Internationals +350, and a tie +1000. Kalshi's last verified pre-picks print is USA 81 percen
FanDuel has Team USA at -400 for the Presidents Cup at Medinah
FanDuel still has Team USA -400, Internationals +350, and a tie +1000 for the Presidents Cup at Medinah from September 24-27. Kalshi's last verified print before Tuesday's picks was USA 81 percent, Team World 18 percent, and a tie 4 percent. Brandt Snedeker set four-ball for Thursday. Jackson Koivun is on the U.S. team three months after Auburn; there is no posted Koivun session price, so the four-ball-point board is a yes-or-no until a book prints one. Tape the 3M Open win, not another roster d