Tommy Fleetwood Misses Open de France Cut

After coming within one shot of a playoff at the U.S. Open and a major championship record score of 62, Tommy Fleetwood has struggled a bit. Whether it is fatigue or a letdown after that U.S. Open performance, his form has not been what we are used to seeing. First it was a T59 at... Read More

Sergio Garcia Continues To Play Well In Europe

After struggling on the PGA Tour with five missed cuts in his last six events, Sergio Garcia has looked more like his old self since returning to Europe. First came a T12 finish at the BMW International Open two weeks ago. He followed that up with a T8 finish at the HNA Open de France... Read More

Rory McIlroy Looking For Another Irish Open Title

Rory McIlroy is set to play the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open this week at Ballyliffin Golf Club, a links-style course that will help prepare him for Carnoustie in two weeks. This a special event for McIlroy, who is the host and whose foundation sponsors the event. McIlroy won in 2016 and will look to... Read More

Jon Rahm Finishes T3 at HNA Open de France

Jon Rahm had a strong start to his European Tour swing with a T3 finish at the HNA Open de France. Rahm, who will play in Europe again this week at the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open, is preparing for the Open Championship at Carnoustie in two weeks. Rahm is one of only eight golfers... Read More

Pat Perez Misses Fourth Cut at Travelers Championship

Pat Perez opened with a relatively solid 69 at the Travelers Championship, but a Friday 71 dropped him one shot outside the cut line. Perez now has four missed cuts on the year and hasn't finished inside the top 20 since the Mexico Championship in early March. Perez is not playing at the Quicken Loans... Read More

Paul Casey Blows Four-Shot Lead at Travelers Championship

After a Saturday 62, Paul Casey entered Sunday's final round at the Travelers Championship with a four-shot lead. But a stiff neck and a two-over par 72 did him in as he settled for a tie for second place. A day after hitting all 18 greens, Casey could hit only 10 on Sunday and just... Read More

Tommy Fleetwood Struggles at BMW International

Perhaps it was a post-U.S. Open letdown, but Tommy Fleetwood was unable to get much going at the BMW International on his way to a T59 finish. Fleetwood only managed to shoot under par once -- a Saturday 71 -- as he finished with a four-over total. Fleetwood will play on the European Tour again... Read More

Sergio Garcia Finds Form at BMW International

Prior to the BMW International Open in Germany, Sergio Garcia had missed five cuts in his last six events. While he was never in contention, a final-round 68 vaulted him into a tie for 12th place. It wasn't completely surprising, as Garcia has been very good at this event in the past. Garcia will try... Read More

Rory McIlroy Has Solid Showing at Travelers Championship

Rory McIlroy used four straight rounds in the 60s to help him to a T12 finish at the Travelers Championship. While a T12 isn't an earth-shattering result for McIlroy, shooting four solid rounds had to be encouraging. McIlroy has struggled with "big" rounds thus far, as he had at least one round of 74 or... Read More

Jon Rahm Excited For Open de France

Jon Rahm finished in a tie for 10th in the Open de France a year ago, and he's excited to return. "It's probably one of my favorite courses all year, not only on the European Tour but worldwide," said Rahm, 23. "From the first shot to the last it's challenging, it's beautiful and it's not... Read More

Henrik Stenson Unable To Mount A Charge

For a while on Saturday's third round at the U.S. Open, Henrik Stenson looked like he would be sleeping on the lead. But five bogeys on the back nine left him at five-over par, two shots back of the leaders. He was unable to get much going on Sunday either, finishing with a one-over 71... Read More

Paul Casey Plays Steady Golf at U.S. Open

Paul Casey fired rounds of 73 on each of Thursday, Friday and Saturday before a final-round 71 propelled him to a T16 finish at this year's U.S. Open. His 73 on Saturday was one of the day's best rounds, as the conditions at Shinnecock Hills were borderline unplayable. Casey appears to be fully recovered from... Read More

Struggles Continue For Sergio Garcia

A little more than a year removed from his first major victory, Sergio Garcia looks like a golfer struggling to find his game. With rounds of 75 and 79, Garcia missed his second straight cut at the U.S. Open and has now missed five cuts in his last six events. Garcia made just two birdies... Read More

Rory McIlroy Misses U.S. Open Cut

An opening-round 80 all but ended Rory McIlroy's chances of playing the weekend at Shinnecock Hills. His opening round consisted of three birdies but also three double-bogeys and seven bogeys. He rebounded for an even-par 70 on Friday but that left him two shots shy of the cut line. This was McIlroy's fourth missed cut... Read More

Justin Rose Falters On Weekend at U.S. Open

Justin Rose was in contention for his second U.S. Open title as play entered the weekend, but he could get little going, shooting 73 each day on his way to a 10th-place finish. Despite struggling to hit greens on Saturday, Rose found himself just one shot back entering Sunday, but he failed to take advantage... Read More

Jon Rahm Misses Second Straight U.S. Open Cut

Just like his first U.S. Open start a year ago, Jon Rahm missed the cut at Shinnecock Hills. Rahm never got anything going, opening with an eight-over 78 and followed that up with a seven-over 77, missing the cut by seven shots. While Rahm has taken a major leap in 2018, his game seems ill-suited... Read More

Tommy Fleetwood Flirts With History at Shinnecock Hills

Tommy Fleetwood came very close to not only winning the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills, but also shooting the lowest round in major championship history. Starting Sunday six shots back, Fleetwood had a six-foot putt on the final hole to shoot the first 62 in major history, but the putt broke to the right and... Read More

Dustin Johnson Misses Chance For Second Major

Coming off a dominant win at the FedEx St. Jude Classic, Dustin Johnson appeared primed to take home his second career major at the U.S. Open after opening with rounds of 69 and 67 to take a four-shot lead into the weekend. However, a Saturday 77 on a brutal day at Shinnecock Hills -- which... Read More

Pat Perez A Long Shot At U.S. Open

Pat Perez played his first U.S. Open in 2002, but will be making just his sixth ever start in the event when he tees off Thursday. Over his five previous starts, he has three missed cuts, with his only four-round finishes being a T40 and a T36. In the year's first major, the Masters, Perez... Read More

Tyrrell Hatton Looking To Improve In Second U.S. Open Start

Tyrrell Hatton made his U.S. Open debut in 2017 at Erin Hills, and it was one to forget as he fired rounds of 76 and 72 for a four-over total, missing the cut. He'll look to improve on that in his second appearance at the major venue. Hatton has had success in major championships before... Read More

Henrik Stenson Looking For Second Major

Before winning the Open Championship in 2016, Henrik Stenson seemed destined to be one of the best golfers to never win a major championship. Since finally breaking through, Stenson has often been close but just hasn't been able to get over the hump. He had a T7 in the PGA Championship that same year and... Read More

Paul Casey Appears Healthy For U.S. Open

Paul Casey will be making just his second start since withdrawing one day before the Players Championship with a back injury. He returned a few weeks later at the BMW PGA Championship and finished T20, showing little effects from the injury. Now he sets his sights on his 15th U.S. Open and second trip to... Read More

Tommy Fleetwood Looking To Repeat U.S. Open Magic

A year ago, Tommy Fleetwood was little known outside of the hardcore golf circles, but after a fourth-place finish in his first-ever U.S. Open, he became more of a household name. That finish not only increased his popularity, but it secured his PGA Tour card. While Fleetwood still hasn't won on the PGA Tour, he does... Read More

Sergio Garcia Not A Threat To Win U.S. Open

Sergio Garcia has played in the biggest tournaments in the world throughout his career, and despite capturing his first major title at last year's Masters, it's hard to imagine him having much success in the U.S. Open this week. Since that Masters win, Garcia has a T21 and T37 finish to go along with two... Read More

Rory McIlroy Looking For U.S. Open Magic

Back in 2011, after Rory McIlroy smashed the U.S. Open scoring record on his way to an eight-shot victory, it looked as if he would win multiple Open titles. Fast forward to today, and he is still stuck on one. His best finish since that route in 2011 was a T9 in 2015, and he... Read More

Justin Rose Primed For Second U.S. Open Win

Justin Rose won his first U.S. Open, and major back at Merion in 2013. Since then, he's finished second at the Masters twice and has a fourth-place showing at the PGA Championship, but that second major has eluded him. 2018 has been one of his best years on tour, however, and he looks ready to... Read More

Jon Rahm One Of U.S. Open Favorites

Jon Rahm has had mixed results in his previous two U.S. Open appearances. In his first start in 2016 at Oakmont, he finished tied for 23rd. In his second try at Erin Hills in 2017, he missed the cut. He has a real chance to better both of those finishes this year, though, as his... Read More

Dustin Johnson Reclaim's World No. 1 Ranking

With a dominating win at the St. Jude Classic, Dustin Johnson overtook Justin Thomas for the ranking of No. 1 in the world. Johnson's 19-under par total was the lowest since the course was redesigned in 2004, and he punctuated his amazing play with an eagle on the par-four 18th. "It means a lot," Johnson... Read More

RotoBaller Best-Ball Rankings vs ADP: Finding Values in MFL10

Best ball season is in full swing, and drafts are filling up faster and faster. With the NFL draft over, and the start of the season rapidly approaching, more people are getting the fantasy football "itch." Along with following proper roster construction, getting players at a discount is one of the strategies the most successful... Read More

Pat Perez Never Threatens at Memorial Tournament

Only breaking par once with a Friday 70, Pat Perez could muster just a T70 finish at this year's Memorial Tournament. Since his T4 finish at the Sentry Tournament of Champions in January, Perez only has one finish inside the top 20 to go along with three missed cuts. Perez's game is nowhere close to... Read More