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Today in Golf is your daily dose of everything golf. From the PGA and LIV tours to major championship chatter, rising stars, industry news, viral moments, and what’s trending on the greens — Today in Golf delivers it all. Powered by Golf.ai and curated for golf lovers who want to stay sharp, informed, and in the loop every single day. Whether you’re driving to the course or grabbing your morning coffee, tee up the latest from the world of golf, fast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. 7 hrs ago

    TIGER'S REIGN ENDING & BEVACQUA SOUNDS OFF - July 29th, 2026

    On July 29th, 2026, we break down the impending fall of Tiger Woods' career earnings record, unpack fiery demands from Pete Bevacqua, and preview massive stakes at both the Rocket Classic and the AIG Women's Open. PGA TOUR & OFF-COURSE DRAMATiger Woods’ historic 26-year reign atop the career money list is on life support as Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler close the gap, while former PGA of America CEO Pete Bevacqua drops bombshell demands for the Tour's future."Imagine if the NFL did not own and run the Super Bowl it just would not work," Bevacqua said, urging the Tour to acquire the Ryder Cup and PGA Championship, while demanding stroke penalties for slow play.Bevacqua didn't hold back on unruly fan behavior, recalling a shocking incident where Rory McIlroy's wife, Erica, was hit by a beer at Bethpage Black. ROCKET CLASSIC PREVIEWThe eighth and final Rocket Classic tees off at a newly renovated Detroit Golf Club, where architect Tyler Rae’s massive restoration has transformed the layout into a demanding par 70 to test a top-heavy field.Cameron Young enters as the +1000 favorite looking for redemption after his Open Championship heartbreak to Ryan Fox.Xander Schauffele is grinding hard, playing a rare full 18-hole practice round just to iron out technical flaws in his swing ahead of Thursday. AIG WOMEN'S OPENHistory is on the line at Royal Lytham and St Annes as Nelly Korda and Haeran Ryu both chase a third major victory in a single season, a feat untouched since Inbee Park did it in 2013.Karen Stupples highlighted the LPGA's lack of permanent ShotLink, noting the LPGA is a "keep the lights on put food on the table" organization while the PGA Tour says "let us buy a Bentley."Charley Hull hilariously shut down any talk of a rivalry with Korda, bluntly stating, "no offense Nelly has got however many majors and I have got none." Q-SCHOOL GRINDUS Army veteran Marcus Plunkett is living the ultimate golf grind, following up a made cut at the British Open with a frantic transcontinental dash to Georgia for the PGA Tour of Australasia Q-school.After flying straight from Royal Birkdale and buying a pushcart upon arrival, Plunkett tied for second at Kinderlou Forest Golf Club.Running on pure adrenaline and zero sleep, Plunkett admitted he was "definitely a little delirious round one." Quick HitsTiger's $120.9M record is heavily threatened by the looming $40M Tour Championship bonus pool • Brooks Koepka and Jason Day (lingering back injury) abruptly withdrew from Detroit • Detroit Golf Club's $16.1M restoration converted holes 7 and 17 into long par 4s Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  2. 1d ago

    LIV’s Collapse & The 2028 PGA Tour Overhaul - July 28th, 2026

    On July 28th, 2026, we pivot from Jackson Koivun’s historic 3M Open win to unpack the potential collapse of LIV Golf, the PGA Tour's massive 2028 restructuring, and the psychological burnout plaguing the game's top-ranked stars. LIV GOLF'S EXISTENTIAL CRISISThe walls are closing in on LIV Golf as the Asian Tour aligns with the PGA and DP World Tours through 2029, cutting off crucial OWGR points while the PIF threatens to pull funding by 2026 amid a $630M lawsuit.Martin Kaymer admits there's only a 5% chance the Michigan team final happens, leading insiders to call the league in "zombie mode" and say it's "curtains."Bryson DeChambeau and others are now completely stranded from world ranking points, turning their massive paydays into a potential career dead-end. 2028 PGA TOUR RESTRUCTURINGBrian Rolapp unveiled a radical two-track system for 2028, featuring a locked-in Championship Series with 23-24 events, $20M purses, 120-man fields, and 36-hole cuts, permanently separating the elite from the new Challenger Series.Scottie Scheffler praised the move, stating, "I think what people want is to get the best players playing together more often."The restructure spells doom for the Rocket Classic, which is losing its $15M sponsorship right after a $16M course restoration, a tragic swan song worsened by injury withdrawals from Jason Day and Maverick McNealy. THE BURDEN OF WORLD NO. 1Heavy is the head that wears the crown, as both Scottie Scheffler and Nelly Korda are battling severe mental fatigue, comparing the grueling golf season to an exhausting NFL playoff run while trying to escape the constant public spotlight.Scheffler lamented the constant surveillance, noting, "Everything is being recorded and when they say hello to you they have got their cell phone out."After missing the cut at Evian, Korda fled to Prague to "recharge the batteries," finding her much-needed stability in her recent engagement to Casey Gunderson, whom she calls her "ultimate anchor." Quick HitsCharlie Woods commits to Florida State with Tiger saying, "Congratulations Charlie I am so proud of you" • Tony Finau signs with Jordan Brand while Alex Fitzpatrick shares an epic Michael Jordan Grove 23 story • Netflix announces Will Ferrell golf sitcom "The Hawk" featuring Rickie Fowler and Jim Bones Mackay • Tony Romo arrested for OWI following his rounds at the Wisconsin Amateur Championship Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  3. 2d ago

    Rookie Koivun Dominates 3M Open - July 27th, 2026

    On July 27th, 2026, we break down the thrilling finale of the 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities, where rookie Jackson Koivun shattered the tournament scoring record to secure a life-changing victory over Scottie Scheffler. 3M OPEN / KOIVUN'S HISTORIC WIN21-year-old rookie Jackson Koivun shattered the 3M Open scoring record, finishing at 25-under par to secure his first PGA Tour victory, a $1.584 million payout, and a coveted Masters invite.Koivun played his final 42 holes bogey-free, leaning on his glove mantra: "confidence, trust, dominate." He explained, "Dominate is a word I came up with in college."His father, George, reflected emotionally on the long journey and countless miles driven to get Jackson to junior tournaments over the years. SCHEFFLER'S CHARGE & PRESIDENTS CUP DEBATEScottie Scheffler fired a Sunday 63 to finish solo second at 22-under, but his late surge wasn't enough. Koivun's poise immediately ignited a fiery debate over whether the rookie deserves a Presidents Cup wildcard pick.Scheffler praised the rookie but lamented his own mid-tournament slump: "My back nine Friday and front nine Saturday cost me." Meanwhile, Shane Bacon demanded we "cancel the event" if Koivun isn't picked.Jim Nantz is already leading the Koivun wildcard campaign on national television, pushing for the 21-year-old over established veterans like Ben Griffin. SUNDAY SURGES & BAREFOOT GREENSThe final round featured incredible fireworks, from Hideki Matsuyama's walk-off eagle to tie for third, to Jake Knapp tying the back-nine record of 28 with seven straight birdies despite a severe wrist injury.Knapp credited strict "pain management" for his historic surge, while Matsuyama carded a brilliant 64 to reach 20-under alongside Brian Harman, Chandler Phillips, and Denny McCarthy.Lucas Glover went barefoot on the 10th green—not as an AimPoint protest as some speculated, but simply "just goofing off" to make a joke about his metal spikes. Quick HitsMuzzy Donohue finishes an emotional week at 11-under following his grandmother's passing • Michael Kim fades to T10 after his historic Friday 59 • Max Homa misses the cut, falling exactly to the top-50 bubble line for the BMW Championship Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  4. 3d ago

    Koivun’s Historic 61 & Scheffler Lurks - July 26th, 2026

    On Saturday, July 25th, 21-year-old rookie Jackson Koivun shattered the TPC Twin Cities course record to take a commanding lead at the 3M Open, setting up a thrilling Sunday showdown against a surging Scottie Scheffler. 3M OPEN / KOIVUN'S HISTORIC ROUND21-year-old rookie Jackson Koivun set TPC Twin Cities ablaze with a course-record 10-under 61 to reach 20-under par, fueled by a tournament-record 28 on the back nine and a spectacular birdie-birdie-eagle finish.Billy Horschel relayed that Koivun is the "best putter he has ever seen," while Koivun admitted to feeling nerves but knowing he had to "keep the pedal down."Trevor Immelman compared Koivun's explosive lead foot movement to Justin Thomas, calling it a true "young man's swing," perfectly highlighted by his 168mph ball speed approach on the 12th hole. 3M OPEN / SCHEFFLER'S SUNDAY THREATWorld No. 1 Scottie Scheffler bounced back with a 7-under 64 to reach 14-under, keeping himself in the hunt with a round highlighted by a spectacular eagle chip-in on the 16th hole.When asked about his mindset, Scheffler delivered a classic deadpan quote about his strategy simply being "not shooting two over on the back nine."Scheffler was quick to praise the steady presence and impressive play of his Saturday playing partner, Hideki Matsuyama, as they navigated moving day together. 3M OPEN / CHASERS & TOUR LIFEEmiliano Grillo and Ben Kohles sit tied for second at 17-under as immediate chasers, while Michael Kim suffered a "59 hangover" with a round of 70 after early putting struggles.Justin Lower and Nick Dunlap praised the tournament's elite hospitality, noting that the provided family dinners are the perfect cure for late-season tour burnout.The 3M Open goes above and beyond for player relaxation, uniquely providing locker-room fishing rods for players to unwind at the course after their rounds. Quick HitsJohnson Wagner slices a broadcast recreation of Koivun's 16th-hole drive into the pond • Colt Knost roasts Wagner on-air for leaving the clubface "a little open" • Michael Kim's putter goes ice cold on holes 1 and 10 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  5. 4d ago

    Michael Kim’s Historic 59 - July 25th, 2026

    On July 25th, 2026, Round 2 of the 3M Open delivered fireworks as Michael Kim fired a historic 59 to seize the lead at 14-under par amidst emotional hometown performances and windy afternoon struggles for the world's best. 3M OPEN / MICHAEL KIM'S HISTORIC 59Playing his sixth consecutive week on Tour, an exhausted Michael Kim etched his name in the record books with a spectacular 12-under 59, capped off by a dramatic 24-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole."I just wanted to get into the history books," Kim said, adding he hopes he doesn't wake up to find he still has to play his second round.Kim admitted his drive on the 18th was a complete "bailout," but he still managed to secure the magic number to sit atop the leaderboard at 14-under. MUZZY DONOHUE & TROY MERRITT'S EMOTIONAL ROUNDSRookie Muzzy Donohue fired an 8-under 63 in front of his hometown crowd following the recent passing of his grandmother, while veteran Troy Merritt shot 66 despite severe carpal tunnel syndrome causing finger numbness.Merritt sits at 10-under and is contemplating semi-retirement so he can stay home and watch his son start high school.Donohue used a special ball marker to honor his grandmother Marcey and credited a timely pep talk from Steven Fisk for keeping him grounded during the emotional round. CHANDLER PHILLIPS & SCOTTIE SCHEFFLERChandler Phillips surged to 11-under with a 65 after revamping his coaching team with Dean Choate and Josh Gregory, while Scottie Scheffler battled afternoon winds to shoot a frustrating 1-under 70.Phillips noted the hole looked like a "fifty gallon drum," while Kim joked that despite Scheffler's water ball on 14, the World No. 1 is "probably going to throw up a good score anyway."Scheffler spent his Wednesday Pro-Am grilling Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell about their 2026 QB plans, and Phillips is facing a hilarious potential wedding conflict if he qualifies for the Tour Championship. Quick HitsCasey Jarvis suffered a brutal break on 18 when his bailout shot ricocheted off the Golf Channel tower into the water • Amateur Jackson Koivun is lurking dangerously on the leaderboard at 10-under par • The chasing pack at 11-under includes Ben Kohles, Emiliano Grillo, and Chandler Phillips, with Scheffler sitting at 7-under. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  6. 5d ago

    Kohles Goes Low & Scheffler’s Putter Gets Hot at the 3M Open - July 24th, 2026

    On July 24th, 2026, Round 1 of the 3M Open delivered fireworks as Ben Kohles surged to a two-shot lead and Scottie Scheffler dominated the greens to set the pace ahead of the FedEx Cup playoffs. 3M OPEN / BEN KOHLES' CAREER DAYBen Kohles fired a career-low 62 to grab a two-shot lead, capping his round with a spectacular 241-yard 1-iron eagle on the 18th hole to help secure his crucial spot in the upcoming FedEx Cup playoffs.A timely equipment switch to a Scotty Cameron T9 putter proved to be the ultimate difference-maker for him on the greens.Kohles' clutch eagle on 18 wasn't just a scorecard booster; it was a massive momentum swing for a guy fighting for his postseason life. SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER'S PUTTING CLINICScottie Scheffler silenced his putting critics with a bogey-free 65, shockingly dominating the greens to lead the entire field in Strokes Gained: Putting. He is clearly motivated to stay sharp ahead of the postseason.Scheffler led the field with +3.422 Strokes Gained: Putting, noting that "fresh greens" are easier than links and he wants to avoid "three weeks off before the playoffs."It's rare to see Scheffler's putter be the hottest club in his bag, making him an even more terrifying threat to the rest of the tour. THE CHASING PACK & WILD MOMENTSA trio sits tied for second at 64, featuring 21-year-old rookie Jackson Koivun's elite course management, Gary Woodland's stunning 63-foot apex recovery from a fairway divot, and Emiliano Grillo's wildly errant approach shot.Grillo's wayward ball actually smashed the TV broadcast booth window, startling NBA legend Kevin McHale in the process.From Woodland's magical divot escape on 14 to Grillo's accidental vandalism, the chasing pack provided the most entertaining highlights of the day. FEDEX CUP BUBBLE & TOURNAMENT BUSINESSThe FedEx Cup bubble is boiling over with Mac Meissner clinging to the 70th spot while big names like Finau, Hoge, and Harman sweat outside the cutline. Meanwhile, the 3M Open's financial future remains a hot topic.Tournament Director Hollis Cavner boasted about selling out the pro-am thanks to Scheffler, defiantly stating about the 2028 $20M purse restructuring: "twenty twenty eight takes care of itself."Sungjae Im went viral on the course rocking a "Sungjae HIM" Malbon sweater, sparking fresh quotes from Stephen Malbon on the evolution of golf fashion. Quick HitsJake Knapp nearly aced a par-3, slamming his tee shot right into the flagstick • Michael Brennan shot a 65 fueled by his major championship reps and showed off his quirky putter head cover collection • Patton Kizzire withdrew mid-round with a back injury, joining Spieth, Day, and Fox on the WD list. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  7. 6d ago

    LIV’s Bankruptcy Rumors & Scheffler Speaks - July 23rd, 2026

    On July 23rd, 2026, we step away from the tournament grind to unpack LIV Golf's shocking financial instability, a groundbreaking new LPGA event, and Aaron Wise's inspiring, science-backed return to the PGA Tour. LIV GOLFLIV Golf is facing massive financial turbulence, settling a $1 million trademark dispute with Stinger Golf amidst swirling rumors that the PIF might pull funding and force the league into bankruptcy.Lawyer Brian Barakat noted the settlement stemmed from "imminent bankruptcy" fears, while Martin Kaymer added there's only a "five percent chance" the Michigan Team Championship happens.The Stinger Golf trademark dispute has unexpectedly become the canary in the coal mine for the breakaway league's murky financial future. PGA TOURAaron Wise is making an inspiring return from his mental health hiatus using cutting-edge neuroscience, while Scottie Scheffler teed it up at the 3M Open Pro-Am to defend Bryson DeChambeau and discuss his lack of rivalries.Wise used EEG scans with Dr. Izzy Justice to drop his mental frequency from 80 to 30 hertz, noting his doctor validated him by saying, "what you are feeling is not just random."Scheffler played his Pro-Am round with actor Kevin O'Connell, defended DeChambeau by stating "he is definitely not a cheater," and revealed his ultimate opponent: "My biggest rivalry week in and week out is the golf course." LPGA TOURThe LPGA is shaking up its future schedule with the announcement of the Nanea Cup, a massive hybrid tournament set for Hawaii in March 2027 that will blend professional and amateur talent.Commissioner Craig Kessler said his excitement is "off the charts" for the $4 million event featuring 95 pros and 25 collegiate players.This unique format offers a rare, high-stakes proving ground for college golfers to test their games directly against the world's best professionals. Quick HitsGary Player blasts modern pros for autograph snubs ("it is a pain") • Jason Kelce brushes off Masters broadcasting backlash ("capitalizing on the ability to go and do random things") • Dan Rapaport begs fans to stop saying "British Open" ("you are just kind of being a mean person") • Colt Knost urges Jordan Spieth to drop coach Cameron McCormick ("Jordan just needs another set of eyes") Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  8. Jul 22

    Rory’s Hiatus, LIV’s Lawsuit & 3M Open Bubble Drama - July 22nd, 2026

    On July 22nd, 2026, we break down Rory McIlroy's surprising four-week hiatus, LIV Golf's mounting legal and roster issues, and preview a high-stakes 3M Open as the FedEx Cup bubble heats up. PGA TOUR / RORY'S HIATUSFollowing a T-40 finish at Royal Birkdale, Rory McIlroy is taking a four-week break until the FedEx St. Jude Championship, openly criticizing the playoff format and admitting regular Tour events currently lack excitement."So why would I care about the first two?" McIlroy said regarding the playoffs, adding that the Tour is currently "in a lot of flux."The real reason for the break is dad duty; Rory noted, "Poppy has got another four weeks off school," prioritizing family time over the 3M Open. LIV GOLF / LAWSUITS & RAHM'S FRUSTRATIONLIV Golf heads to the UK's JCB Golf and Country Club under a cloud of controversy, facing a Miami lawsuit from Mobii Systems Group for over $1.1 million in unpaid fees and lost revenue.Court documents cite a revealing email from LIV's Nick Connor stating the league is currently evaluating "its business model."Jon Rahm is feeling the heat, dodging questions about his 2027 LIV future and venting frustration over pace-of-play rules resetting daily, complaining, "That does not seem very fair to me." GLOBAL GOLF / ASIAN TOUR ALLIANCEThe Asian Tour is officially ending its relationship with LIV Golf, announcing a massive new strategic alliance with the PGA and DP World Tours that is set to begin in 2027.Rory McIlroy quickly voiced his approval on Twitter: "Positive news and great to see respective tours working together for the good of international golf."This marks a massive geopolitical shift in the pro golf landscape, effectively closing one of LIV's biggest international pipelines and unifying the traditional tours. PGA TOUR / 3M OPEN PREVIEWThe 3M Open kicks off tomorrow at the water-heavy TPC Twin Cities, featuring Scottie Scheffler's tournament debut and a desperate scramble for players trying to crack the top-70 FedEx Cup playoff bubble.Scheffler enters as a heavy +240 favorite, while bubble boys Johnny Keefer (71), Keegan Bradley (72), Brooks Koepka (82), and Tony Finau (83) fight for their postseason lives.Keep an eye on Johnny Keefer; thanks to his elite Greens in Regulation (GIR) stats, he is our ultimate sleeper pick this week at +6500. Quick HitsPhil Mickelson withdrew from LIV UK due to a family medical matter and will be replaced by Scott Vincent • Jordan Spieth and Ryan Fox have officially withdrawn from the 3M Open • TPC Twin Cities' Arnold Palmer design promises plenty of water hazards and dramatic finishes for the bubble boys this weekend Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Today in Golf is your daily dose of everything golf. From the PGA and LIV tours to major championship chatter, rising stars, industry news, viral moments, and what’s trending on the greens — Today in Golf delivers it all. Powered by Golf.ai and curated for golf lovers who want to stay sharp, informed, and in the loop every single day. Whether you’re driving to the course or grabbing your morning coffee, tee up the latest from the world of golf, fast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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