Golf

2/3/2026 |  Justin Rose isn't turning back the clock -- he's outworking, outclassing and outlasting current PGA Tour peers (CBS Sports) The phrase "turning back the clock" is such a backhanded compliment. From one side, it's laudatory, suggesting that a player is returning to the peak of his powers. But, from the other, it is a touch insulting, as if to suggest an athlete is no longer capable of performing at such a level on a consistent basis and that the moments in which he does should be cherished because they are fleeting.

2/3/2026 |  EXEC: Golf Participation Achieves Another Record High in 2025 (SGB UPDATE) The National Golf Foundation (NGF) found that on-course participation in 2025 reached its highest level since the Tiger Woods–aided peak era of the late 1990s and early 2000s. Overall participation again surpassed record highs, driven by the popularity of tech-driven off-course options.

2/3/2026 |  ‘We didn't sign up to play for 72’: Bryson DeChambeau breaks silence on the big change coming to LIV Golf (Yahoo Sports) It’s beginning to feel like the future of LIV Golf hinges on the future of Bryson DeChambeau. DeChambeau, along with Jon Rahm, is one of two remaining superstars on the Saudi-funded tour and is now entering the final year of his contract. In the wake of Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed’s surprise departures this winter, DeChambeau has been pressed about his future by various outlets. So far, he has been non-committal, but in a revealing interview with Today’s Golfer this week, the two-time U.S. Open champion admitted that he isn’t entirely sold on the league’s impending shift to a 72-hole format.

1/30/2026 |  Brooks Koepka feels the nerves in return to PGA Tour from LIV. He also heard plenty of support (Associated Press (AP)) SAN DIEGO (AP) — Brooks Koepka felt nerves he had not experienced in years. The swagger that was such a hallmark of his five major championships was replaced by concern about the reception he would get upon his return to the PGA Tour after nearly four years on Saudi-funded LIV Golf.

1/28/2026 |  Everything Brooks Koepka said about PGA Tour return, from talking with Tiger Woods to embracing the grind (CBS Sports) Brooks Koepka will play in a regular PGA Tour event this week for the first time since the World Golf Championships Dell Match Play back in March 2022. After that event, Koepka departed for LIV Golf, where he spent the past four years before reaching an agreement to end his contract this past December.