John Schwarb

John Schwarb

Joined: Apr 12, 2022

John Schwarb is a senior editor for Sports Illustrated covering golf. Prior to joining SI in March 2022, he worked for ESPN.com, PGATour.com, Tampa Bay Times and Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He is the author of The Little 500: The Story of the World's Greatest College Weekend. A member of the Golf Writers Association of America, Schwarb has a bachelor's in journalism from Indiana University.

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Jake Knapp and Patty Tavatanakit return to defend at the Grant Thornton Invitational.

Golf

The co-sanctioned mixed event returns to Tiburon in Naples, Fla.

This Thanksgiving is a time to pause over what golf gave us in 2025.

Golf

On a day for family, food and thanks, John Schwarb offers a few nods to his 2025 in golf.

Mao Saigo of Japan won the 2025 Chevron Championship.

Golf

The LPGA Tour has more than $131 million in purses in 2025 across 33 official events.

Golf

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Golf

In this edition of SI Golf’s Bad Takes Week, John Schwarb says the U.S. should take a page from Germany and require golfers to be certified.

Karl Vilips holds the all-important 100th position in FedEx Cup points going into the fall finale.

Golf

The fall finale is the last chance for players to get inside the top 100 and secure job status for 2026.

Golf

The popular putter maker’s new “OC” low-torque putters help players looking for less hand involvement in a straight-back-and-through stroke.

Max McGreevy is 100th in FedEx points, the cutoff spot for full-time PGA Tour status in 2026.

Golf

Two more opportunities are available for players to try to crack the top 100 in points and secure full PGA Tour status for 2026.

Jon Rahm (foreground) and Bryson DeChambeau are both in favor of LIV Golf moving to 72-hole play.

Austin Eckroat is the defending champion in Mexico.

TPC Sawgrass gets a number of votes from Tour players as their favorite competition course.