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Forrest Wins Spanish Open To Earn Double Major Invite

Scot saves his season and will head to next year’s Masters and Open after Chacarra makes a valiant effort to win his national Open. Plus, Brennan wins in Japan, and East Potomac tree removal begins.

Major(s) News & Notes, October 8, 2026

Furyk reveals planned changes one year out from the Ryder Cup. Plus, Spanish Open offers Masters and Open spots, tenth at TOC, Skydance merger ramifications, Quotable, This, That and Reads.

Meronk Wins The Alfred Dunhill Links

Former LIV golfer secures career-saving victory. Plus, Old Course changes, Bailey books major trips after U.S. Mid-Am Win, Kim wins when he has to, Rolapp advocates to end time change.

Major(s) News & Notes, October 1, 2026

Old Course changes debut this week. Plus, Presidents Cup reviews of USA’s effort ahead of Adare Manor, Dowling Drives In, 2027 WGHOF nominations, Quotable, This, That and Reads.

Lessons From The Presidents Cup

USA storms back to win 11th straight at Medinah. Thoughts on the matches, course. and telecast Plus, Fitzpatrick wins in France, Hidalgo books a St Andrews trip, and Coughlin makes history.

Major(s) News & Notes, September 24th, 2026

Presidents Cup still lacks an identity but should entertain thanks to match play. Plus, Masters and R&A roll out 2027 exemptions, Quotable, This, That and Reads.

J.J. Spaun Wins The BMW PGA

The 2025 U.S. Open champ caps off a mixed year and admits he was motivated by Snedeker’s Presidents Cup snub. Plus, a strong week for Wentworth and Els fears Pebble “is going to get hurt.”

Major(s) News & Notes, September 17, 2026

Team events continue to overdeliver. Plus, DP World Tour schedule surprises, Monday’s Adare retreat, USA Ryder Cup changes, Pebble Beach tweaks, Quotables, This, That, Reads

Cutmakers, 51st Walker Cup

More winners with just a few quibbles in a (Point) Missers-free Walker Cup.

Champions, 51st Walker Cup

The (Point Missers) will have to wait for another day after an unforgettable, life-affirming Walker Cup at spectacular Lahinch.

Saturday At The 51st Walker Cup

GB&I takes a one-point lead on opening day at Lahinch. Plus, Sunday’s Weather and morning Foursomes pairings.

Friday At The 51st Walker Cup

A wild and windy final day practice at Lahinch precedes a dignified Opening Ceremony. Plus, opening foursomes are set, Weather, and Course Looks include the old school arrival method by players.

Thursday At The 51st Walker Cup

The weather cooperates early before things turn nasty. Plus, Quotables, the blissfully (robust) viewing schedule, and video inspections of the 8th, 12th and majestic 13th holes.

Course Preview: Lahinch

The 51st Walker Cup will be contested at one of the world’s most fascinating and match-play-friendly links.

Weekend: Scheffler Wins Tour Championship

The week is overtaken by golf industry soul searching and fatigue with the dull “playoffs.” Plus, Last Chance Qualifier Dean wins British Masters.

Major(s) News & Notes, August 27, 2026

Reasons to watch the Tour Championship, two big Top 30 beneficiaries, 2028 schedule mess, Walker Cup’s a sellout, Furyk signs multi-year Versant deal, Quotables and Reads.

Weekend: Clark Wins BMW, LIV’s Swan Song?

Al-Rumayyan and friends use Sergio’s tantrum to distract from lavish overspending. Plus, Good Good’s violence-against-women ad unites the sport against the popular influencers.

Major(s) News & Notes, August 20, 2026

Will more national open winners get Masters invites? Plus, Nicklaus on Jack's USAm win, Stout gets the McCormack Medal, Fox's Jug journey to date, and Reads.

51st Walker Cup Teams Are Set

Dean Robertson announces his picks for Lahinch as GB&I tries to defeat USA for the first time since 2015.

Jack Whaley Wins The 126th U.S. Amateur

Englishman defeats Jay Leng 4&3 in a dramatic back-and-forth finale. Plus, notes on the championship, Merion's 10th, the USA Walker Cup squad is announced, and Scheffler dominates in dreary Memphis.