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The son of the two-time major winner will compete at Hazeltine next month.
Madison Williams|
British Open venues are set for the next two years, but one of its most revered host sites looks ready to return to the mix, writes Bob Harig.
Bob Harig|
The PGA Tour shifts to Minnesota, and our model likes a former winner, plus another amateur who could make waves this week.
Jim Stracka|
The LPGA heads to Canada this week, where Lexi Thompson could surprise and one huge underdog looks like a sneaky sleeper pick.
Iain MacMillan|
Breaking down everything bettors need to know for this week's Senior British Open at Carnoustie.
Iain MacMillan|
The PGA Tour heads to TPC Twin Cities for the 3M Open. Odds, notable golfers, and best bets to win this week.
Iain MacMillan|
Woods was injured in a car crash in 2021, and he wore shorts while following his son, Charlie, this week at the U.S. Junior Am.
Bob Harig|
Bob Harig writes that the Tour's Fall Swing has some extra juice this year, but it'll be missing a key player. Plus, more notes on Jon Rahm, the Ryder Cup and Xander Schauffele's place in history.
Bob Harig|
Charlie Woods, the son of legendary golfer Tiger Woods, competed in his first U.S. Junior Amateur championship on Monday at Oakland Hills Country Club in Bloomf
Andy Nesbitt|
Scottie Scheffler is still the top choice at Augusta next spring, but there's a savvy bet to make today if you hurry.
Iain MacMillan|
Bob Harig reflects on Xander Schauffele’s victory at Troon, which featured true links golf in all of its elements. So, why can’t golf have more big events on links courses?
Bob Harig|
The SI Golf staff debates the two-time major champ as the game's best and if the U.S. hot streak continues at the Paris Olympics.
John Schwarb, Bob Harig, Jeff Ritter|
The player who began the year without a major now has two after a British Open triumph featuring a surgical Sunday 65.
Bob Harig|
Xander Schauffele shot the tournament’s low round to grab the Claret Jug.
John Schwarb, Jeff Ritter|
The Californian backed up his first major title at the PGA with a flawless Sunday at Royal Troon, completing an American sweep of the majors in 2024.
John Schwarb|
Schauffele fired a bogey-free 65 on Sunday to win the Claret Jug. And he wasn't the only winner at this edition of the British Open.
Jeff Ritter, John Schwarb|
The oldest major has used a four-hole aggregate for years, with the last coming in 2015.
John Schwarb|
The PGA Tour returns to the U.S. with two events before its postseason.
John Schwarb|
Giving you the three best matchup bets for the final round of the British Open, including Russell Henley vs. Sam Burns in the penultimate group.
Iain MacMillan|
The SI Golf staff debates whether the Claret Jug will come back across the pond and if the PGA Tour needs more links golf in its life. 
John Schwarb, Bob Harig, Jeff Ritter|
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