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The Open Championship 2025: Darren Clarke Thrills Home Crowd with Chip-In
Darren Clarke delivers a goosebump moment on home soil at The Open Championship 2025 in Portrush with a birdie on the 17th hole.
The Open Championship 2025: Mickelson’s Spectacular Save from the Bunker
Phil Mickelson pulls off a spectacular hole-out from the bunker to save his par at The Open Championship 2025 in Royal Portrush.
British Open 2025: 19 LIV Golfers Set to Compete at Portrush
A record-breaking 19 players from the LIV Golf Tour are set to tee it up at the British Open 2025 in Portrush – more than at any previous major.
Rory McIlroy on the British Open 2025: “This Tournament was circled”
Ahead of the British Open 2025 at Portrush, Rory McIlroy reflects on 2019, the Green Jacket, and why he won’t be hiding this time.
Shane Lowry’s British Open 2025 Strategy: “I Just Need to Play Like S***”
Six years after his win at Portrush, Lowry returns—reflecting on mental tricks, McIlroy, and why a good mood can be dangerous for the British Open 2025.
Brooks Koepka Smashes Driver, Destroys Tee Box Marker, Then Withdraws from LIV Golf Dallas
Brooks Koepka’s frustration boiled over at the LIV Golf Dallas, leading to a dramatic smashing of his driver and destruction of a tee box marker, followed by his withdrawal from the event.
Stephan Jäger’s Frustration Boils Over: Repeated Strikes at Tee Box Spark Outrage
Stephan Jäger’s frustration during the Rocket Classic led to repeated strikes at the tee box, causing widespread outrage in the golf community.
PGA Tour: Collin Morikawa separates from caddie again
Collin Morikawa has parted ways with his caddie Joe Greiner just a few days before the Rocket Classic 2025 – another change in a turbulent season.
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Does He Play or Lead? Keegan Bradley and the Bethpage Dilemma
With his Travelers triumph, America’s Ryder Cup skipper has reignited speculation about the first playing captain since Arnold Palmer in 1963.
Nelly Korda “hungry” for her first win of the season at the Women’s PGA Championship
After a mixed season so far, World No. 1 Nelly Korda is looking to bounce back at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship in Frisco — despite battling a painful neck issue.
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