NEWTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA – MAY 17: Aaron Rai of England celebrates with The Wanamaker Trophy after victory during the final round of the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club on May 17, 2026 in Newtown, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images) Getty Images
NEWTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA – MAY 17: Aaron Rai of England celebrates with The Wanamaker Trophy after victory during the final round of the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club on May 17, 2026 in Newtown, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images) Getty Images
#Aaron #Rais #PGA #Championship #win #amazing #story">Aaron Rai’s PGA Championship win was an amazing story
NEWTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA – MAY 17: Aaron Rai of England celebrates with The Wanamaker Trophy after victory during the final round of the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club on May 17, 2026 in Newtown, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images) Getty Images
#Jordan #Spieth #incredible #week">Jordan Spieth could do something incredible this week
You know it. I know it. We all know it.
Jordan Spieth is chasing the career grand slam yet again this week at the PGA Championship and given that we so recently got to see somebody climb that mountain last year with Rory McIlroy at the Masters (where he doubled down this year)… we want more.
This year marks Spieth’s 10th run at the Career Grand Slam and the passage of time has seemingly made him have a level of peace about the quest.
At the moment Jordan isn’t exactly believed to be seriously in the mix. Consider that FanDuel Sportsbook has him at +5500 to win at Aronimink with players like Min Woo Lee and Chris Gotterup ahead of him. Even Jordan’s buddy Rickie Fowler is listed in front him after last week’s showing at the Truist.
Isn’t the fact that this is a longshot something that makes us want it all the more, though? How many people seriously went into Augusta last year thinking that Rory was about to do it? He may not have been this far down the odds listing, but he was hardly considered a lock.
We could literally be on the precipice of golf history right now. Think about that.
#Jordan #Spieth #incredible #week
You know it. I know it. We all know it.Jordan Spieth is chasing the career…
ORLANDO, FLORIDA – JANUARY 31: Taylor Twellman plays his shot from the first tee during the third round of the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions 2026 at Lake Nona Golf & Country Club on January 31, 2026 in Orlando, Florida. (Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images) Getty Images
ORLANDO, FLORIDA – JANUARY 31: Taylor Twellman plays his shot from the first tee during the third round of the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions 2026 at Lake Nona Golf & Country Club on January 31, 2026 in Orlando, Florida. (Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images) Getty Images
#Taylor #Twellman #credits #golf #saving #life">Taylor Twellman credits golf for saving his life
ORLANDO, FLORIDA – JANUARY 31: Taylor Twellman plays his shot from the first tee during the third round of the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions 2026 at Lake Nona Golf & Country Club on January 31, 2026 in Orlando, Florida. (Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images) Getty Images
#Taylor #Twellman #credits #golf #saving #life
ORLANDO, FLORIDA - JANUARY 31: Taylor Twellman plays his shot from the first tee during…
#TGLs #Motor #City #Golf #Club #releases #brand #identity #logo">TGL’s Motor City Golf Club releases brand identity, logo
Detroit’s identity as the “Motor City” inspired the team name and logo as it reflects a broader culture of speed, design, and mechanical excellence that’s part of the city’s DNA. MCGC’s brand aesthetic honors Detroit’s storied history of motor racing while also celebrating its deep-rooted golf culture.
“As TGL’s first expansion team, we’re thrilled to reveal a new brand that embodies Detroit and takes a major step to bringing Motor City Golf Club to life,” said Michael Hamp, Team Governor. “We wanted the brand to feel like its home city while honoring Detroit’s pride, culture of design and innovation. We also aimed to establish an identity and team colors that stand proudly alongside Detroit’s celebrated sports logos. We couldn’t be more pleased with the result and we feel the MCGC logo represents the history of our city and sits uniquely amongst the other teams in the TGL landscape.”
“Detroit is one of America’s great sports cities, and Motor City Golf Club brings a level of passion and pride that will elevate the entire TGL experience,” said TMRW Sports CMO, Peter Jung. “That, combined with an ownership group featuring respected leaders and icons across professional sports makes this a powerful addition to the league. Motor City Golf Club represents exactly what TGL sees in its future – a community-driven team that will inevitably grow TGL’s momentum and connect new fans to the game.”
AVONDALE, LOUISIANA – APRIL 26: Alex Fitzpatrick of England reacts on the 18th green during the final round of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans 2026 at TPC Louisiana on April 26, 2026 in Avondale, Louisiana. (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images) Getty Images
Alex Fitzpatrick is officially a PGA Tour member and has a wide-ranging list of benefits that came as a result of his win with Matt down in New Orleans:
Full PGA Tour membership through the 2028 season
Entry into the remaining Signature Events this season
Starting with this week’s Cadillac Championship, the fifth of eight overall Signature Events
Entry into the PGA Championship this season
Entry into The Players next season
The CBS broadcast noted in the aftermath of the brothers winning last week that the collective lives of their whole family has now changed. Consider that while Alex is now a Tour member and has entry into these events, they can now all travel together and do things of the like. It is a pretty awesome thing for the Fitzpatricks.
It will be interesting to see how Alex fares down in Miami this week.
AVONDALE, LOUISIANA – APRIL 26: Alex Fitzpatrick of England reacts on the 18th green during the final round of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans 2026 at TPC Louisiana on April 26, 2026 in Avondale, Louisiana. (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images) Getty Images
Alex Fitzpatrick is officially a PGA Tour member and has a wide-ranging list of benefits that came as a result of his win with Matt down in New Orleans:
Full PGA Tour membership through the 2028 season
Entry into the remaining Signature Events this season
Starting with this week’s Cadillac Championship, the fifth of eight overall Signature Events
Entry into the PGA Championship this season
Entry into The Players next season
The CBS broadcast noted in the aftermath of the brothers winning last week that the collective lives of their whole family has now changed. Consider that while Alex is now a Tour member and has entry into these events, they can now all travel together and do things of the like. It is a pretty awesome thing for the Fitzpatricks.
It will be interesting to see how Alex fares down in Miami this week.
It wasn’t like there was any real decision, was there?
The PGA Tour announced on Tuesday that Alex Fitzpatrick, who won the Zurich Classic on Sunday with his brother Matt Fitzpatrick, officially accepted his membership on Tuesday.
AVONDALE, LOUISIANA – APRIL 26: Alex Fitzpatrick of England reacts on the 18th green during the final round of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans 2026 at TPC Louisiana on April 26, 2026 in Avondale, Louisiana. (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images) Getty Images
Alex Fitzpatrick is officially a PGA Tour member and has a wide-ranging list of benefits that came as a result of his win with Matt down in New Orleans:
Full PGA Tour membership through the 2028 season
Entry into the remaining Signature Events this season
Starting with this week’s Cadillac Championship, the fifth of eight overall Signature Events
Entry into the PGA Championship this season
Entry into The Players next season
The CBS broadcast noted in the aftermath of the brothers winning last week that the collective lives of their whole family has now changed. Consider that while Alex is now a Tour member and has entry into these events, they can now all travel together and do things of the like. It is a pretty awesome thing for the Fitzpatricks.
It will be interesting to see how Alex fares down in Miami this week.
Nelly Korda won the Chevron Championship on Sunday, her second Chevron title in three years, and now officially has three major championships. While her career continues to become more and more decorated her 2026 season specifically is one to be impressed by as she has yet to finish worse than second at any point.
Nelly’s play has taken her to a place she knows well. On Monday she officially took the top spot within the Rolex Rankings, her first appearance atop the list since August of last year before Jenno Thitikul took the spot.
This marks Nelly’s seventh time sitting atop the Rolex Rankings and collectively she has spent 109 weeks in the position across her career. The record for longest time spent at number one, since the inception of the Rolex Rankings, belongs to Jin Young Ko with 163 weeks. Nelly has tied Yani Tseng for the fourth-most weeks at number one, though.
It is Nelly Korda’s world right now and everyone is just living in it. We will see what else she has in store for 2026 soon enough.
Nelly Korda won the Chevron Championship on Sunday, her second Chevron title in three years, and now officially has three major championships. While her career continues to become more and more decorated her 2026 season specifically is one to be impressed by as she has yet to finish worse than second at any point.
Nelly’s play has taken her to a place she knows well. On Monday she officially took the top spot within the Rolex Rankings, her first appearance atop the list since August of last year before Jenno Thitikul took the spot.
This marks Nelly’s seventh time sitting atop the Rolex Rankings and collectively she has spent 109 weeks in the position across her career. The record for longest time spent at number one, since the inception of the Rolex Rankings, belongs to Jin Young Ko with 163 weeks. Nelly has tied Yani Tseng for the fourth-most weeks at number one, though.
It is Nelly Korda’s world right now and everyone is just living in it. We will see what else she has in store for 2026 soon enough.
#Nelly #Korda #officially #number #world">Nelly Korda officially number one in the world again
There is a new number one in the world.
Nelly Korda won the Chevron Championship on Sunday, her second Chevron title in three years, and now officially has three major championships. While her career continues to become more and more decorated her 2026 season specifically is one to be impressed by as she has yet to finish worse than second at any point.
Nelly’s play has taken her to a place she knows well. On Monday she officially took the top spot within the Rolex Rankings, her first appearance atop the list since August of last year before Jenno Thitikul took the spot.
This marks Nelly’s seventh time sitting atop the Rolex Rankings and collectively she has spent 109 weeks in the position across her career. The record for longest time spent at number one, since the inception of the Rolex Rankings, belongs to Jin Young Ko with 163 weeks. Nelly has tied Yani Tseng for the fourth-most weeks at number one, though.
It is Nelly Korda’s world right now and everyone is just living in it. We will see what else she has in store for 2026 soon enough.
#Nelly #Korda #officially #number #world
There is a new number one in the world.Nelly Korda won the Chevron Championship on…
The new (and old) world number one had as dominating of a win as one can at the Chevron Championship. Korda finished the weekend 18-under and five strokes clear of anyone else. It is Nelly’s second win at the Chevron specifically in three years, and given her previous KMPG Women’s PGA Championship victory (2021) it is now her third career major victory.
Korda did most of the damage over the first two rounds in Houston as she posted back to back scores of 7-under. Golf is unpredictable and anything can happen, but Nelly’s grip on the field made the weekend more of a formality than anything.
It is hard to really qualify how impressive this win was for Nelly. The massive margin of victory does a great job of that, but she entered the week as the favorite in most circles. History literally said that she would go on to win and she did. Think about that.
The most impressive thing in sports is when the athletes who we expect to be great are so on the biggest possible stages. When it’s primetime and the lights are bright most human beings tend to fold. We are trained and conditioned to believe that athletic superstars can rise to the occasion, but even they are ultimately human as well. It is difficult, impossible on some level, to be at your best when the moment and everyone in the crowd. is calling for it.
Nelly Korda did that at the Chevron Championship and has made a career of doing it more often than not. She is one of the most dominant athletes in the world right now and is building quite the trophy collection to prove that.
The new (and old) world number one had as dominating of a win as one can at the Chevron Championship. Korda finished the weekend 18-under and five strokes clear of anyone else. It is Nelly’s second win at the Chevron specifically in three years, and given her previous KMPG Women’s PGA Championship victory (2021) it is now her third career major victory.
Korda did most of the damage over the first two rounds in Houston as she posted back to back scores of 7-under. Golf is unpredictable and anything can happen, but Nelly’s grip on the field made the weekend more of a formality than anything.
It is hard to really qualify how impressive this win was for Nelly. The massive margin of victory does a great job of that, but she entered the week as the favorite in most circles. History literally said that she would go on to win and she did. Think about that.
The most impressive thing in sports is when the athletes who we expect to be great are so on the biggest possible stages. When it’s primetime and the lights are bright most human beings tend to fold. We are trained and conditioned to believe that athletic superstars can rise to the occasion, but even they are ultimately human as well. It is difficult, impossible on some level, to be at your best when the moment and everyone in the crowd. is calling for it.
Nelly Korda did that at the Chevron Championship and has made a career of doing it more often than not. She is one of the most dominant athletes in the world right now and is building quite the trophy collection to prove that.
#Nelly #Korda #wins #Chevron #Championship #wire #wire #career #major #win">Nelly Korda wins Chevron Championship going wire to wire, third career major win
It was never in doubt. Nelly Korda made sure of that.
The new (and old) world number one had as dominating of a win as one can at the Chevron Championship. Korda finished the weekend 18-under and five strokes clear of anyone else. It is Nelly’s second win at the Chevron specifically in three years, and given her previous KMPG Women’s PGA Championship victory (2021) it is now her third career major victory.
Korda did most of the damage over the first two rounds in Houston as she posted back to back scores of 7-under. Golf is unpredictable and anything can happen, but Nelly’s grip on the field made the weekend more of a formality than anything.
It is hard to really qualify how impressive this win was for Nelly. The massive margin of victory does a great job of that, but she entered the week as the favorite in most circles. History literally said that she would go on to win and she did. Think about that.
The most impressive thing in sports is when the athletes who we expect to be great are so on the biggest possible stages. When it’s primetime and the lights are bright most human beings tend to fold. We are trained and conditioned to believe that athletic superstars can rise to the occasion, but even they are ultimately human as well. It is difficult, impossible on some level, to be at your best when the moment and everyone in the crowd. is calling for it.
Nelly Korda did that at the Chevron Championship and has made a career of doing it more often than not. She is one of the most dominant athletes in the world right now and is building quite the trophy collection to prove that.
Sunday brought with it one of the coolest things you will see in sports. The Zurich Classic came to a close in Louisiana, and it was won by Matt Fitzpatrick and his brother Alex Fitzpatrick.
Matt Fitzpatrick, a major champion, has been thriving on the PGA Tour for several years now and he has been dominating in particular across this season with wins at the Valspar and very recently at the RBC Heritage. His brother Alex has been playing on the DP World Tour and picked up his first win there last month. It has been a good time as of late for the Fitzpatrick brothers to say the least.
All of that got better in Louisiana. With a win together at the Zurich, Matt helped Alex secure a PGA Tour card and 2- year exemption. Talk about a story of all stories.
To be clear this story had been brewing throughout the tournament, but it looked precarious when the brothers were grinding their way through Sunday. They went to 18 knowing that a birdie would win and Matt had one of the more incredible shots you’ll ever see to set up the tap-in from Alex.
You simply don’t see things like this in sports. Matt knew that if he could come through in this moment that his brother could achieve a lifelong dream. How many people get anywhere close to that kind of moment in life?
While Alex’s PGA Tour membership is an incredible story in its own right, Matt is one that deserves a lot of love with regards to what he is doing this season. He has won 3 times this season already, he also narrowly lost the Players to Cameron Young, and he is the first player to post back-to-back victories since Scottie Scheffler won the Masters and RBC Heritage in 2024. It is interesting that Hilton Head was involved in both instances.
Congratulations to Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick! And their family!
Sunday brought with it one of the coolest things you will see in sports. The Zurich Classic came to a close in Louisiana, and it was won by Matt Fitzpatrick and his brother Alex Fitzpatrick.
Matt Fitzpatrick, a major champion, has been thriving on the PGA Tour for several years now and he has been dominating in particular across this season with wins at the Valspar and very recently at the RBC Heritage. His brother Alex has been playing on the DP World Tour and picked up his first win there last month. It has been a good time as of late for the Fitzpatrick brothers to say the least.
All of that got better in Louisiana. With a win together at the Zurich, Matt helped Alex secure a PGA Tour card and 2- year exemption. Talk about a story of all stories.
To be clear this story had been brewing throughout the tournament, but it looked precarious when the brothers were grinding their way through Sunday. They went to 18 knowing that a birdie would win and Matt had one of the more incredible shots you’ll ever see to set up the tap-in from Alex.
You simply don’t see things like this in sports. Matt knew that if he could come through in this moment that his brother could achieve a lifelong dream. How many people get anywhere close to that kind of moment in life?
While Alex’s PGA Tour membership is an incredible story in its own right, Matt is one that deserves a lot of love with regards to what he is doing this season. He has won 3 times this season already, he also narrowly lost the Players to Cameron Young, and he is the first player to post back-to-back victories since Scottie Scheffler won the Masters and RBC Heritage in 2024. It is interesting that Hilton Head was involved in both instances.
Congratulations to Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick! And their family!
#Matt #Fitzpatrick #Alex #Fitzpatrick #pull #amazing #story #Zurich #Classic #win">Matt Fitzpatrick and Alex Fitzpatrick pull off amazing story with Zurich Classic win
You don’t see this every day.
Sunday brought with it one of the coolest things you will see in sports. The Zurich Classic came to a close in Louisiana, and it was won by Matt Fitzpatrick and his brother Alex Fitzpatrick.
Matt Fitzpatrick, a major champion, has been thriving on the PGA Tour for several years now and he has been dominating in particular across this season with wins at the Valspar and very recently at the RBC Heritage. His brother Alex has been playing on the DP World Tour and picked up his first win there last month. It has been a good time as of late for the Fitzpatrick brothers to say the least.
All of that got better in Louisiana. With a win together at the Zurich, Matt helped Alex secure a PGA Tour card and 2- year exemption. Talk about a story of all stories.
To be clear this story had been brewing throughout the tournament, but it looked precarious when the brothers were grinding their way through Sunday. They went to 18 knowing that a birdie would win and Matt had one of the more incredible shots you’ll ever see to set up the tap-in from Alex.
You simply don’t see things like this in sports. Matt knew that if he could come through in this moment that his brother could achieve a lifelong dream. How many people get anywhere close to that kind of moment in life?
While Alex’s PGA Tour membership is an incredible story in its own right, Matt is one that deserves a lot of love with regards to what he is doing this season. He has won 3 times this season already, he also narrowly lost the Players to Cameron Young, and he is the first player to post back-to-back victories since Scottie Scheffler won the Masters and RBC Heritage in 2024. It is interesting that Hilton Head was involved in both instances.
Congratulations to Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick! And their family!
The Chevron Championship has officially turned into the Nelly Korda show through its first two rounds. The 2024 champion of the event is 14-under through the first two rounds after posting back to back 7-under days.
It is always special when elite talents rise to the top at the brightest moments in their sports. This is exactly what Nelly Korda is doing as she chases her third major championship.
To be perfectly clear, at the time of this writing Friday’s round is still ongoing across the tournament at large; however, it appears that Nelly is going to carry at least a 7-shot lead into the weekend. Anything can happen, that goes without saying, but this is more than hers to lose at this point.
The Chevron Championship has officially turned into the Nelly Korda show through its first two rounds. The 2024 champion of the event is 14-under through the first two rounds after posting back to back 7-under days.
It is always special when elite talents rise to the top at the brightest moments in their sports. This is exactly what Nelly Korda is doing as she chases her third major championship.
To be perfectly clear, at the time of this writing Friday’s round is still ongoing across the tournament at large; however, it appears that Nelly is going to carry at least a 7-shot lead into the weekend. Anything can happen, that goes without saying, but this is more than hers to lose at this point.
#Nelly #Korda #putting #show #Chevron #Championship">Nelly Korda is putting on a show at the Chevron Championship
Houston, Nelly Korda is the problem.
The Chevron Championship has officially turned into the Nelly Korda show through its first two rounds. The 2024 champion of the event is 14-under through the first two rounds after posting back to back 7-under days.
It is always special when elite talents rise to the top at the brightest moments in their sports. This is exactly what Nelly Korda is doing as she chases her third major championship.
To be perfectly clear, at the time of this writing Friday’s round is still ongoing across the tournament at large; however, it appears that Nelly is going to carry at least a 7-shot lead into the weekend. Anything can happen, that goes without saying, but this is more than hers to lose at this point.
#Jim #Furyk #reported #Captain #United #States #Ryder #Cup">Jim Furyk reported to Captain the United States at 2027 Ryder Cup
Jim Furyk is returning as U.S. Ryder Cup captain for the 2027 matches in Ireland as the Americans try to get back on track against a European team that has dominated the last three decades, The Associated Press has learned.
Furyk would be the fourth U.S. captain to get a second chance dating to 1979, considered the modern era of the Ryder Cup when continental Europe became part of it.
Three people aware of the selection process said the Ryder Cup committee chose Furyk once Tiger Woods removed himself from competition after his March 27 arrest on suspicion of DUI. They spoke on condition of anonymity because the PGA of America has not announced it.
