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The Englishman is playing LIV and DP World Tour events in consecutive weeks, a rarity he says shouldn’t be so.
Gabrielle Herzig|
A new book alleges massive gambling losses for the Hall of Famer. Did those losses drive him to LIV Golf and the sport’s upheaval that continues now?
Michael Rosenberg|
The six-time major champion and current LIV golfer had a several-year relationship with Billy Walters, a renowned gambler.
SI Editorial|
After shooting a historic 58 to win on LIV last week, DeChambeau elaborated on the new equipment that has him playing like a 'top 10 player.'
Gabrielle Herzig|
If PXG can't beat a customer's regular driver with its new Gen6 model, the company will pay up. Spoiler: It hasn't paid up too often.
John Schwarb|
Jay Monahan met for the first time with reporters since time away due to anxiety and said the sport is going to be in 'a very positive place' by year's end.
Bob Harig|
A federal court judge ruled that a prior decision against the 83-year-old would stand.
Alex Miceli|
Ball-striking reigns supreme in Memphis and our expert likes a top-10 player to get a signature win.
Keith Stewart, PGA|
Andy Pazder, an employee for more than 30 years, had recently been named to a committee connected to the June 6 'framework agreement.'
Bob Harig|
Here is how to watch the PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, LIV Golf, DP World Tour, Korn Ferry Tour and PGA Tour Champions every week.
John Schwarb|
The British Open champion has asked other major winners how they've handled a new wave of attention.
Bob Harig|
The No. 1-ranked player coming into the FedEx Cup playoffs believes spots in next year's limited-field events should be sacred.
Bob Harig|
The 2022 PGA champ showed character in a desperate chase for the playoffs, but John Hawkins says the U.S. will need its very best in Rome.
John Hawkins|
Walton Heath, site of the year's final women's major, counted several British Prime Ministers as members.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Tiger Woods's Genesis Invitational, the Arnold Palmer Invitational and the Memorial Tournament will keep 36-hole cuts, five others will not.
Bob Harig|
The 2024 schedule includes a number of big-money, no-cut events and Gary Van Sickle has one word for it.
Gary Van Sickle|
Lucas Glover and Bryson DeChambeau were big winners, while Justin Thomas stunningly missed the FedEx Playoffs. See where they land in this week's SI World Golf Rankings.
Jeff Ritter|
The Hall of Famer has offered thoughts on Saudi Arabia and alternatives to the PGA Tour in recent years, which may provide insight into how he'll wield his considerable influence.
Bob Harig|
For the first time this year, only the top 70 in the season-long standings qualify for the three-event postseason.
Bob Harig|
Bob Harig wonders if Bryson's season and big drives may merit consideration for the U.S. Ryder Cup team.
Bob Harig|
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