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U.S. opens 2-0 at International Crown event in South Korea

The United States defeated China twice and World No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul of Thailand shined on the opening day of the Hanwha LifePlus International Crown tournament Thursday in Goyang-si, South Korea.

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Billy Horschel urges major shake-up in US Ryder Cup team after Bethpage Black setback

A month after the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, Team USA are still feeling the repercussions. Keegan Bradley, who captained the American team, has admitted he is still hurting from the defeat to Europe.

Golf News / HITC / October 23

What Rory McIlroy said that earned major thanks from Scottie Scheffler’s equipment team

Scottie Scheffler’s club fitter faces a unique challenge, given that the 29-year-old is arguably the most talented player since Tiger Woods. Expectations are always going to be sky-high when you are working with someone like Scheffler.

Bryson Dechambeau News / HITC / October 23

Bryson DeChambeau’s tip may help amateurs keep their swing sharp indoors during winter

With winter approaching, amateur golfers will find their opportunities for practice significantly reduced. Sure, you can head to the range in the evening, bundled up against the cold, and hit as many balls as you can manage.

Golf News / ESPN / October 23

Americans start International Crown with sweep

The United States beat China twice in four-ball matches on the first day of the LPGA's International Crown tournament while world No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul remained perfect at the team event.

Jack Nicklaus News / Last Word On Sports / October 22

Jack Nicklaus Awarded $50 Million In Defamation Case

A Florida jury awarded golf legend Jack Nicklaus $50 million in his defamation lawsuit against the Nicklaus Companies. The 85-year-old sued his former business partners, accusing them of making false statements about his alleged connections to LIV Golf and his mental health.

Golf News / Field Level Media / October 22

Big green, more risk-reward among changes for TGL season 2

TGL is tuning its arena golf product for Season 2, rolling out a larger GreenZone, tougher sand, expanded shot areas and team-branded holes -- all aimed at quicker pace, more variety and bigger moments on broadcast.

Golf News / Field Level Media / October 22

PGA axes Sentry over drought on same day Hawaii course vows reopening

Drought conditions impacting the Plantation Course at Kapalua led the PGA Tour to cancel the annual event in Maui scheduled for January. Not long after the Tour announced the event's cancellation, Kapalua Golf said the Plantation Course would re-open Nov.

Golf News / Field Level Media / October 22

Report: LIV Golf adds requirement for new signings

Players who sign with LIV Golf beginning in 2026 will have increased responsibilities beyond the league's 14 annual events. Newly contracted players will also be expected to play a minimum of two International Series events on the Asian Tour, according to a report by Flushing It.

Tiger Woods News / HITC / October 22

Tiger Woods reaches lowest-ever world ranking in his storied golf career

Few things are tougher to watch in sport than a legend fighting against the inevitable, and that is exactly what we are seeing with Tiger Woods right now.

Golf News / HITC / October 22

Seven richest golfers ever revealed, and just three of them are still playing

Ever since Tiger Woods turned professional in 1996, the financial side of golf has completely changed. Prize money and endorsement deals have gone through the roof.

Keegan Bradley News / HITC / October 22

Keegan Bradley reveals whether he wants another shot at playing in the Ryder Cup

Keegan Bradley has never caught a break when it comes to the Ryder Cup. He has got a genuine love for the competition, which probably makes it even harder to swallow how things have gone for him over the years.

Keegan Bradley News / Last Word On Sports / October 21

Keegan Bradley Struggling to Get Over Ryder Cup Loss

Keegan Bradley has revealed that he is still struggling to overcome the U.S. Ryder Cup loss at home to Europe last month. Bradley captained the United States as they put in a poor performance on the first two days, eventually losing 15–13 to Luke Donald-led Team Europe at Bethpage Black.

Keegan Bradley News / Field Level Media / October 21

Keegan Bradley: Ryder Cup loss 'one of the toughest times in my life'

U.S. team captain Keegan Bradley expects to feel the sting of losing the 2025 Ryder Cup forever. It was less than a month ago that the European team raced to a huge two-day lead and held on for a 15-13 win at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, N.Y.

Keegan Bradley News / Yardbarker / October 21

Keegan Bradley still hasn't forgiven himself for Ryder Cup failure

It's been nearly a month since Team Europe embarrassed Team USA with a 15-13 win at the 2025 Ryder Cup, but American captain Keegan Bradley can't stop thinking about how he let his country down.

Jack Nicklaus wins $50M lawsuit against Nicklaus Companies

Golf Glance: LPGA continues Asia swing, Champions begin playoffs

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Golf News / Field Level Media / October 21

Golf Glance: PGA Tour in Utah; LPGA team event; Champions playoffs continue

The grind for playing status continues on the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup Fall slate, while the LPGA Tour plays a team event in South Korea and the Champions Tour playoffs enters its second leg.

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Jack Nicklaus News / Field Level Media / October 21

Jack Nicklaus wins $50M lawsuit against Nicklaus Companies

Jack Nicklaus was awarded $50 million by a Florida jury in his lawsuit against his former business, Nicklaus Companies. The suit was filed in response to statements made by company officials during litigation in a suit filed in New York.

Tiger Woods News / Athlon Sports / October 21

Tiger Woods: The Best, Worst, and Most Likely Scenarios for What Comes Next

I've spent seventeen years as a PGA Professional and Coach, and nearly three decades working in this game. In that time, I've watched Tiger Woods do things nobody thought possible.

Johnson Wagner News / Last Word On Sports / October 20

LIV Golf Players Don’t Seem To Care, According To Wagner

LIV Golf has a strange standing in the golf world. With how the league conducts business, and with who is backing the league, it has seen a lot of backlash

Golf News / Athlon Sports / October 21

Bank of Utah Championship Preview: FedExCup Fall Heats Up in Southern Utah

The PGA TOUR's FedExCup Fall hits its midpoint at one of golf's most visually arresting venues. Black Desert Resort Golf Course in Ivins, Utah hosts the Bank of Utah Championship beginning Thursday, October 23rd.

Viktor Hovland News / Athlon Sports / October 19

In Defense of Tradition: Why Viktor Hovland Is Right About the Ryder Cup Envelope Rule

Viktor Hovland didn't ask for any of this. After one of the most dramatic Ryder Cups in recent memory, he's become the face of a controversy that boils down to a simple question: Should a rarely-used rule from 1971 still exist?

Golf News / Field Level Media / October 19

Justin Leonard eagles 18 to win Dominion Energy

Justin Leonard delivered an electrifying finish to open the PGA Tour Champions postseason. The 53-year-old rolled in an eagle on the par-5 18th at The Country Club of Virginia on Sunday, capping a 4-under-par 68 to win the Dominion Energy Charity Classic at 12 under.

Golf News / Field Level Media / October 19