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Zalatoris made things look easy at the Country Club of Jackson as he took a share of the lead heading into Saturday.
Associated Press|
Club manufacturer's content marketing manager gives an insider's look at tour pros' equipment and reveals how golfers can learn more about their own equipment.
Jeff Pelizzaro|
Randy Smith is one of the most renowned golf instructors in the game, and one of his top students just had the best week of his career.
Timm Matthews|
There are clear favorites in the race to be the next U.S. and European Ryder Cup captains. But are they the best choices? John Hawkins and Mike Purkey debate.
Mike Purkey|
DeChambeau was tired after his third day of competition but said it was "pretty sweet" to advance, as Brian Hurlburt reports from Mesquite, Nev.
Brian Hurlburt|
In the latest episode of Beyond the Clubhouse, ESPN's Michael Wilbon talks about his rounds with then-President Barack Obama, and accidental run-in with Tiger Woods and Brooks Koepka's controversial weekend at Whistling Straits.
Garrett Johnston|
October brings a month-long observance of breast cancer awareness, and there is no shortage of brands offering pink-colored shoes to bring the cause to the forefront.
Janice Ferguson|
Twenty-six years since debuting the original Tight Lies, Adams Golf unveils the line's reimagination — with a few touches of modern technology.
Morning Read Staff|
In the latest "In the Grill Room" podcast, the hosts break down the dominant U.S. performance at Whistling Straits, and why the best from Team USA may be still to come.
Bob Bubka and Jay Randolph Jr.|
Long before Jack Nicklaus, John Daly and Bryson DeChambeau, the pipe-smoking Englishman gripped it, ripped it and won both the 1920 U.S. Open and the 1912 Open Championship.
John Fischer|
DeChambeau is clearly loving his time at the World Long Drive competition, as he even hopped into the broadcast booth before successfully advancing to Thursday’s Round 3.
Brian Hurlburt|
'Course of Life' co-hosts Alex Lauzon and Michael Russell lament their picking Europe to win the Ryder Cup; Welcome guest Wes Patterson, who will participate in the Par-Tee Tour Golf Festival on Nov. 6.
SI Editorial|
Two days after competing in the Ryder Cup, DeChambeau finished in second place in his group in Mesquite, Nev., and will compete again Wednesday in Round 2.
Brian Hurlburt|
Host Jay Delsing's start at the Ascension Charity Classic had all the makings of a great homecoming reunion story, at least until the second round. Listen as Delsing recounts what went wrong.
Jay Delsing|
The U.S. destroyed Europe in the Ryder Cup, and from a tearful Rory McIlroy to a bro-hug heard around Whistling Straits, these are the moments we'll remember.
John Hawkins|
The 25-year-old, a former collegiate national player of the year at LSU, won earlier this year at the Valspar Championship and later lost in a playoff. Burns discusses his ascension on Tour in the latest 'Under the Strap' podcast.
T.J. Auclair|
In a subdued field coming off the Ryder Cup, it's the perfect chance to discover form or keep the momentum going for many on Tour.
Daniel Wooters|
Who was the best player at Whistling Straits? Why have the last two Ryder Cups been blowouts and who was the biggest disappointment? Hit the play button above
Mike Purkey|
The United States won the 43rd Ryder Cup in smashing fashion, 19-9 to reclaim the coveted cup, while the American Midwest venue was equally as brilliant.
Joe Passov|
Bryson DeChambeau will take on the world’s best at the Professional Long Driver’s Association World Championships in Mesquite, Nev., beginning Sept. 28.
Brian Hurlburt|
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