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The Northern Irishman said he hasn't liked his swing “for a while” and made some tweaks as he chases down some of the greatest European golfers of all time.
Max Schreiber|
While shutting down recent reports of a done deal to unify golf, Rory McIlroy said Trump's return to the White House could bring a deal closer.
Max Schreiber|
Nelly Korda is the LPGA Player of the Year based on a formula, and the SI Golf staff debates that system along with another celebrity “Match” and PGA Tour playing-for-jobs storylines.
John Schwarb, Bob Harig, Jeff Ritter|
As time runs out on the FedEx Cup Fall, the PGA Tour heads to Los Cabos, Mexico to play the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship at El Cardonal at Diamante. 
Matt Vincenzi|
The third East West Matches featured players with nearly 600 combined USGA championship appearances and were close throughout four sessions.
Brian Hurlburt|
In an interview, Wentworth's board did its best to put to rest the rumors of Saudi PIF interest.
Matt Vincenzi|
Over the weekend a London tabloid headline blared “Golf's Civil War OVER” in a story which has not been corroborated by the warring parties yet has some information worth a closer look.
Bob Harig|
With time winding down for players to secure their Tour cards for 2025, the PGA Tour heads to Tiger Woods-designed El Cardonal at the Diamante Cabo San Lucas resort in Mexico.
Max Schreiber|
Jamie Rutherford, a 32-year-old from England, bogeyed the 17th hole and needed to make birdie on the last to secure full DP World Tour status for the first time since 2017.
Max Schreiber|
There are three events left in the LPGA season, but Korda has won the prestigious award. Here's why.
Max Schreiber|
The reigning U.S. Open winner brought the trophy to his alma mater and cameras caught the 31-year-old hoisting it in the student section.
Max Schreiber|
With the PGA Tour's exemptions possibly changing in 2026, this fall could be the last chase for the top 125 in points.
John Schwarb|
Tournament sponsor BNI pledges the home donation for a hole-in-one.
Bob Harig|
The best women's golfer in the world will make her first appearance in SI Swimsuit Issue next year.
Matt Vincenzi|
In the final installment of our annual Bad Takes Week, SI contributor Dan Evans says has a new spin on the breakfast ball.
Dan Evans|
Sweeping changes proposed by player committees include smaller fields and fewer exempt players, but Bob Harig says that may create unintended consequences.
Bob Harig|
For just the third time in 24 years, Adam Scott will not participate in a series of events that are special to h
Matt Vincenzi|
The Ryder Cup is one of golf's most passionate events, and John Schwarb writes that fans' passion should be rewarded with a vote for one player who wears the red, white and blue.
John Schwarb|
TNT's next "Match" will be a two-day event featuring several stars on the course and a surprising LIV golfer doing color commentary.
Matt Vincenzi|
Jeffrey Guan issued a statement about permanently losing sight in one eye after being struck by a ball in a pro-am.
Matt Vincenzi|
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