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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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    AK’S 67 & KELCE’S CASHMERE - February 13th, 2026

    On this Friday, February 13th edition, we break down Anthony Kim’s shocking return to the leaderboard in Adelaide and the celebrity chaos unfolding at Pebble Beach. LIV GOLF ADELAIDEAnthony Kim shocks the field with an opening 67 to sit T3, while Bryson DeChambeau co-leads despite a skulled drive on the 10th that mirrored his infamous 2021 Players Championship mishap.AK on his past self: "I want nothing to do with that twenty-something year old kid."The real reason AK joined the Four Aces? Dustin Johnson just wanted someone cool to hang out with. AT&T PEBBLE BEACH PRO-AMRyo Hisatsune leads at 10-under, but the amateurs stole the show as Travis Kelce "false started" on the 10th tee and Jim Nantz narrated his own shot live on the broadcast.Kelce’s clapback to Keith Mitchell: "I wear cashmere too."Chris Gotterup shares a hilarious story about an awkward lunch line encounter with Scottie Scheffler. NEWS & NOTESGary Player is publicly feuding with Augusta National regarding playing privileges for his grandsons, noting he accepts the club's decision "with sadness."Rory McIlroy decides to stick with blade irons after testing cavity backs.Justin Thomas withdraws for back surgery while Patrick Reed chases a PGA Tour card via the DP World Tour. Quick HitsLIV Adelaide moving to Kooyonga in 2027 • JJ Spaun’s near ace on 12 • Jordan Spieth’s wrist update Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    6 min

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    CHARLIE TO FSU & RORY’S PEACE OFFERING - February 12th, 2026

    On February 12th, 2026, we break down Charlie Woods’ massive commitment to Florida State, Rory McIlroy’s surprising welcome to returning LIV stars, and the historic consistency of Scottie Scheffler. FSU'S NEW SUPER TEAMCharlie Woods verbally commits to Florida State University, joining forces with phenom Miles Russell to create a collegiate juggernaut that is already shaking up the amateur landscape.Tiger Woods weighs in on the process, humorously comparing the relentless texting of modern recruiting to the "snail mail" era of the 1990s.The move signals a massive shift in NCAA golf attention, with FSU poised to become the center of the amateur golf world. RORY BURIES THE HATCHETIn a stunning pivot at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Rory McIlroy welcomes Patrick Reed and Brooks Koepka back to the PGA Tour, citing a necessary "pendulum swing" in the sport's power dynamics.Despite a messy legal history with Reed, Rory is putting personal grievances aside to focus on a unified future for the game.Fun Fact: Rory shares a hilarious story about his agent donating his specific 7-iron to Augusta National without his knowledge or permission. CHASING TIGER'S SHADOWScottie Scheffler secures his 17th consecutive top-10 finish, a run of form so dominant that Rory McIlroy officially compares it to Tiger Woods' prime.We break down Wyndham Clark’s technical "Seven Ball Drill," a specific practice routine he is using to shape shots into Pebble Beach’s notoriously small greens.The debate heats up: Is Scheffler’s consistency the new gold standard for the modern era? ADRENALINE DOWN UNDERLIV Golf heads to The Grange in Adelaide featuring the new 72-hole format, though the field takes a hit with withdrawals from Phil Mickelson (family health) and Lee Westwood (wrist).Jon Rahm opens up about the difficulty of managing adrenaline and heart rate while playing the raucous "Watering Hole."The event looks to maintain its reputation as the loudest stop on the tour despite the roster changes. Quick HitsJT cleared for play following spinal surgery • Rory kills the "Players as a 5th Major" debate • TGL ratings top LIV’s opener • Tiger’s affordable course "The Loop" opens April 15th Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    7 min

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    CHARLIE WOODS CHOOSES FSU - February 11th, 2026

    On Wednesday, February 11th, 2026, we break down Charlie Woods’ decision to skip Stanford for Florida State, the war of words regarding The Players Championship, and the first ranking shifts under the new LIV system. THE WOODS LEGACY SHIFTCharlie Woods is forging his own path, verbally committing to Florida State University for the class of 2027. By bypassing the Woods family legacy at Stanford, he joins forces with #1 junior Miles Russell to create a collegiate super-team in Tallahassee.The Big Stat: This commitment unites the two highest-profile juniors in the Class of 2027 on a single roster.The Angle: Tiger Woods will have to trade Cardinal Red for Garnet and Gold on Saturdays. THE "FIFTH MAJOR" DEBATEThe argument over TPC Sawgrass has reignited with Brandel Chamblee calling it the "best major" in golf, while Phil Mickelson argues that a field without Rahm and Bryson lacks legitimacy. Rory McIlroy plays the traditionalist, citing the LPGA's five majors as a precedent.The Quote: Mickelson argues that excluding LIV stars "invalidates" the tournament's major status.The Reality: The fracture in professional golf continues to confuse the historical record books. LIV RANKINGS & PEBBLE BEACHNew LIV OWGR data sees Elvis Smylie jump to 77th and Sebastian Munoz rise 201 spots, though Jon Rahm is already blasting the "top-10 only" points structure. Meanwhile, severe weather looms over the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.The Stat: Scottie Scheffler enters Pebble Beach on a streak of 17 consecutive top-8 finishes.Fun Fact: The wind is so severe that Tony Finau hit a driver into the par-3 7th during practice. Quick HitsNeal Shipley’s historic TGL Ace • Anthony Kim’s T22 finish • Rory returns to blade irons • Augusta’s "The Patch" reopens with Tiger’s "The Loop" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    8 min

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    REED’S MASTER PLAN & THE PLAYERS CIVIL WAR - February 10th, 2026

    We break down Patrick Reed’s strategic victory in Qatar, Elvis Smylie’s historic OWGR breakthrough at LIV Riyadh, and the escalating war of words regarding The Players Championship. REED’S ROAD BACKPatrick Reed is officially plotting his return to the PGA Tour, using a final-round 70 to win the Qatar Masters. By leading the Race to Dubai, he has essentially locked up his 2027 PGA Tour card via the DP World Tour pathway.Reed on his ambition: "I want to be the second American after Morikawa to win that title."It’s a calculated, strategic exit from LIV Golf that creates a blueprint for reintegration. HISTORY IN RIYADHRookie Elvis Smylie shocked the field at LIV Riyadh, firing a -24 to edge out Jon Rahm by a single stroke. Crucially, this was the first LIV event to award OWGR points, instantly changing the stakes for the breakaway tour.The win rocketed Smylie to 77th in the world, cracking open a potential door to The Masters.A massive validation for the rookie, proving he can close against giants like Rahm while capitalizing on the new ranking system. PROMISES KEPT & TWITTER WARSChris Gotterup fulfilled a promise to his girlfriend, Samantha Mueller, by securing a dramatic victory. Meanwhile, a "civil war" erupted over The Players Championship, with Phil Mickelson shutting down Brandel Chamblee’s claim that it’s the "hardest major."Mickelson’s blunt tweet on The Players: "I've won it. It's not."Coach Joe Mayo’s unconventional advice to Gotterup paved the way: "Stay away from golf instructors." Quick HitsRoger Maltbie returns to the booth at Pebble Beach • Jackson Koivun breaks Tiger Woods’ 36-hole scoring record (-20) • TGL Preview: The Bay benches stars for rookies against LAGC Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    7 min

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    CHAOS IN PHOENIX - February 9th, 2026

    A breakdown of the chaotic Sunday deadlock at the WM Phoenix Open, Scottie’s charge, and the lifetime ban handed out for paid heckling. THE MONGOLIAN REVERSALWe unpack the madness at TPC Scottsdale, from Michael Thorbjornsen’s collapse on sixteen to Hideki Matsuyama’s near-disaster on eighteen. Despite skulling a bunker shot into the lip, Hideki finds himself deadlocked at 16-under with Chris Gotterup, who fired a final-round sixty-four.History Made: The final group featured the first-ever pairing of two Japanese stars, Matsuyama and Ryo Hisatsune.Fun Fact: The viral moment of the weekend wasn't a shot, but Bennett Scheffler perfectly mimicking his dad Scottie's signature head swivel. NO MORE NONSENSEThe PGA TOUR drops the hammer on YouTuber Jack Doherty, issuing a lifetime ban for paying a fan to heckle Mackenzie Hughes. We discuss the line between content creation and harassment, and why the players are celebrating the decision.Quote: Mackenzie Hughes on the incident: "I didn't lose much sleep over it."Reaction: Michael Kim weighed in on social media, simply calling the prankster "soft." Quick HitsTravis Kelce makes a young fan’s day • Si Woo Kim hugs Colt Knost mid-round • Phil Mickelson battles Brandel Chamblee on X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    8 min

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    HIDEKI’S HAT TRICK HUNT & THE LIFETIME BAN - February 8th, 2026

    We break down Round 3 of the WM Phoenix Open as Hideki Matsuyama eyes a third title and officials crack down on unruly content creators. WM PHOENIX OPEN Hideki Matsuyama sits alone at 13-under, looking to secure a historic "hat trick" of wins in the desert. He is holding off a jammed leaderboard at 12-under that includes Maverick McNealy and Ryo Hisatsune, who managed a miraculous chip-in on the 17th after finding the water. Matsuyama drained a massive 47-foot birdie on the 14th, noting later that the chaotic energy of the crowd actually helped his ball striking. Scottie Scheffler (-8) kept his 66-event cut streak alive thanks to a gravity-defying break where his ball stayed perched on a rock wall on 15, prompting him to admit, "That is not right." THE BAN HAMMER The tournament took a hard stand against "nuisance influencers" by issuing a lifetime ban to YouTuber Jack Doherty. He was threatened with arrest after paying a fan to scream during Mackenzie Hughes’ backswing, sparking relief across the golf world. Smylie Kaufman weighed in on the chaos via Twitter with a volunteer offer regarding Doherty: "I’d like to give him a swirlie." Rickie Fowler offered genuine advice for fans wanting to avoid the circus, telling spectators to camp out on holes 3-8 for a better view of the action. Quick Hits Koepka’s mallet putter experiment fails • Spieth implodes on 17 • The "Reverse Mulligan" showdown Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    7 min

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    JAPANESE DOMINANCE AT TPC SCOTTSDALE - FEBRUARY 7TH, 2026

    We break down the Japanese leaderboard takeover at the WM Phoenix Open, Scottie Scheffler’s shocking mortality, and the equipment changes plaguing a "terrified" Brooks Koepka. JAPANESE TAKEOVERRookie Ryo Hisatsune leads the pack at 11-under after a stellar 63, but the story of the day is Hideki Matsuyama. The former champion went "nuclear" late, setting up a fascinating Master vs. Student weekend showdown in the desert. The Run: Matsuyama birdied six consecutive holes to vault into solo second at 10-under.The Fix: Hisatsune credits a new putting grip for his sudden surge to the top. SCOTTIE STUMBLES & BROOKS BLINKSScottie Scheffler looked human for the first time in ages, shooting a shocking 73 to snap his historic sub-par streak due to uncharacteristic flubbed chips. Meanwhile, Brooks Koepka made a desperate switch from his blade to a Spider mallet. The Quote: Koepka admitted he’s been "terrified" of putting for two years while sitting outside the cut line.The Olive Branch: Despite the struggles, Scheffler went on record welcoming LIV competitors back to the Tour. PARTY HOLE CHAOS & OFF-COURSE DRAMAThe People’s Open delivered the viral goods: Joel Dahmen chipped in wearing a Seahawks helmet on 16, and Cameron Young played off a concrete cart path. But the drama wasn't just on the grass—we dig into Wesley Bryan’s suspension and denied meeting with Jay Monahan. Shot of the Day: Sahith Theegala’s electric bunker hole-out sent the crowd into a frenzy.Social Beef: Dylan Wu took to social media to criticize the Tour’s handling of alternate spots. Quick HitsCam Davis’s near-ace on 17 • Si Woo Kim fires a 62 • Fitzpatrick ties back-nine record Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    8 min

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    SCOTTIE’S SPLASH, KOEPKA’S MALLET & THE REED LOOPHOLE - February 6th, 2026

    On Friday, February 6th, 2026, we break down the irony of Scottie’s water ball in Phoenix, the "Free Wesley" saga, and Patrick Reed’s master plan to regain a PGA Tour card. PHOENIX CHAOS & THE FREE WESLEY MOVEMENTScottie Scheffler (T45) commits the ultimate irony, drowning his drive on the par-5 15th just 24 hours after explicitly warning the media that a "left center" shot ends up wet. Meanwhile, Brooks Koepka benches the blade for a mallet in a move we’re calling the "Scheffler Effect."Leader Chris Gotterup (-8) is just trying to "embrace the madness" in Scottsdale.The "Free Wesley" saga turns cold as the Tour rejects a meeting request from Bryan’s wife, leaving him asking, "Why can't we talk on the phone for ten or fifteen minutes?" REED’S 4D CHESS & RIYADH RUMBLINGSPatrick Reed opens with a 65 at the Qatar Masters, exploiting a loophole to chase a Top 10 Race to Dubai finish—and a potential PGA Tour card—while Pat Perez sits suspended.Talor Gooch leads LIV Riyadh at -10 after nearly jarring it on the 17th.Jon Rahm (-9) is playing well, but his body language suggests he is *not* a fan of the new "top ten only" OWGR restrictions. Quick HitsTiger eyes the '26 Senior Open • Nelly Korda’s Hall of Fame math • David Puig’s miracle recovery Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    6 min
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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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