Max Schreiber

Joined: Oct 21, 2024

Max Schreiber is a contributor to the Breaking and Trending News team at Sports Illustrated, covering golf. Before joining SI in October 2024, the Mahwah, N.J., native, worked as an associate editor for the Golf Channel and wrote for RyderCup.com and FanSided. He is a multiplatform producer for Newsday and has a bachelor's in communications and journalism from Quinnipiac University. In his free time, you can find him doing anything regarding the Yankees, Giants, Knicks and Islanders.

Golf

Tiger Woods offered an update after Monday's TGL match, in which his Jupiter Links won.

Golf

Justin Rose continued his late-career resurgence with a seven-stroke win at the Farmers Insurance Open.

Golf

Nelly Korda claimed the LPGA's 2026 opener after it was cut to 54 holes.

Golf

The LPGA reduced the tournament to 54 holes due to conditions in Orlando, but some felt play could have continued Sunday.

Nelly Korda is bracing for the expected brutal conditions this weekend at the LPGA's 2026 opener.

Golf

Players will break out multiple layers and hand warmers this weekend at the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions in Orlando.

Brooks Koepka rallied to make the cut at the Farmers Insurance Open in his PGA Tour return.

Golf

Koepka, in his return to the PGA Tour, made the cut on the number, but Schauffele fell one stroke short, missing his first weekend tee time since the 2022 Masters.

Johnson Wagner will begin working with CBS Sports at the Farmers Insurance Open as a walking reporter.

Golf

Johnson Wagner, a three-time PGA Tour winner and popular analyst at Golf Channel, will begin his new job as an on-course reporter with CBS this weekend at the Farmers Insurance Open.

Harris English, a member of the 2025 U.S. Ryder Cup team, is the defending champion of the Farmers Insurance Open.

Golf

The season heads to Torrey Pines, where Brooks Koepka will make his return to the PGA Tour after a nearly four-year absence. Here's what you need to know.

CBS Sports has had conversations with the PGA Tour about what the future of the schedule should look like.

Golf

CBS Sports executives don't believe their product will suffer if some longtime PGA Tour stops are cut as drastic changes to the schedule are considered.