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The world No. 1 repeated at Jack Nicklaus's Muirfield Village.
Jeff Ritter|
There have been a few detractors for Thompson after she missed the cut at the U.S. Women's Open—and she addressed her feelings on Instagram.
Max Schreiber|
This was way too close for comfort.
Andy Nesbitt|
The world No. 2 returns to Canada’s national championship along with five more from the OWGR top 20.
John Schwarb|
Breaking down the live odds and best bet to place for the Memorial Tournament heading into the final round on Sunday.
Iain MacMillan|
Breaking down the live odds and predicting who will win the U.S. Women's Open at Erin Hills ahead of the final round.
Iain MacMillan|
After being kicked in the "goolies" with a first-round 78 at the Memorial, Rose is seven back of the lead—the same deficit he faced before forcing a playoff at the Masters.
Max Schreiber|
After co-leader Ben Griffin did a mid-round interview, Nicklaus exclaimed that "you would not have any teeth left," if walk-and-talks were around in Ben Hogan's era.
Max Schreiber|
The world No. 1, who has struggled in one of golf’s most grueling tests, shot her best-ever USWO score Friday and is in contention entering the weekend.
Max Schreiber|
After a dismal 79 on Friday at the Memorial, Homa said he still plans to try to qualify for the U.S. Open on Monday.
Bob Harig|
Don't look now, writes Art Stricklin, but Wisconsin has quietly become perhaps golf's top major-championship hub in the U.S.
Art Stricklin|
SI Golf's definitive list of the best putting mats to buy right now.
Paul Liberatore|
Nicklaus is once again the host this week at his annual PGA Tour stop, where he shared details how how his important Tour event came to be.
Bob Harig|
This was too good.
Andy Nesbitt|
On Monday, June 2, several notable players will complete across 10 different sites looking to punch their ticket to Oakmont for the 2025 U.S. Open. In what's k
Matt Vincenzi|
This week’s ranking of golf’s top newsmakers includes a feel-good two-time winner, a dominant senior and, of course, Jack Nicklaus during Memorial week.
Max Schreiber|
The PGA Tour announced that the season finale will be 72 holes at straight stroke play but changes are also expected for the distribution of the massive FedEx Cup bonus pool.
Bob Harig|
Woods's golf career is starting to get even more exciting for fans to watch.
Madison Williams|
Three head-to-head matchup bets to wager on for this week's PGA Tour event, the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village.
Iain MacMillan|
Whan was LPGA commissioner for 11 years, and he had some sage advice, both personally and professionally, for the new leader of the women’s circuit.
Max Schreiber|
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