HaoTong Li Will Make First WGC-Bridgestone Appearance

HaoTong Li, the 22-year-old Chinese sensation, will make his first career WGC-Bridgestone Invitational appearance. Li has participated in the other three WGC events in his career, and the Invitational will be the last one for him to cross off his bucket list. In his seven total WGC events played, Li has only produced one top-34... Read More

Dustin Johnson Wins the RBC Canadian Open

Dustin Johnson shot a six-under par 66 during the final round of the RBC Canadian Open, capturing the title by three strokes over Whee Kim and Byeong Hun An. The win marks the 19th career PGA Tour title for Johnson, tying him with the likes of Ernie Els, Ben Crenshaw and Tom Kite for 38th... Read More

Bryson DeChambeau Shares Lead at Porsche European Open

Bryson DeChambeau will enter the final round at the Porsche European Open trying to go wire-to-wire in Germany. The American held the outright lead on Thursday and Friday, but after Saturday's solid but catchable two-under 70, Richard McEvoy has joined him at the top of the leaderboard at 12-under par. McEvoy has had three Challenge... Read More

Dustin Johnson Holds Share of the Lead at Glen Abbey

Dustin Johnson continued his ascension up the RBC Canadian Open leaderboard, ending Saturday's third round in a share of first place. Johnson, who shot a 68 and 66 during his first two rounds at Glen Abbey, carded a seven-under 65 on Saturday to place himself in a four-way tie with Byeong Hun An, Kevin Tway... Read More

Dustin Johnson Climbs Into the Top-10 On Friday

Dustin Johnson shot a six-under par 66 during his second round at the RBC Canadian Open, ending the day at 10-under par and in a share of sixth place. For the most part, the American looked much better on Friday than he did on Thursday. Johnson gained 3.195 strokes to the field on his approach... Read More

Brooks Koepka Has a Rare Missed Cut

Brooks Koepka shot a three-over par at the RBC Canadian Open, missing his first cut at a non-team event since March of 2017. The American had reeled off 26 worldwide individual cuts in a row, so it is an understatement to call Koepka's performance a surprise. In early March of this year, Koepka had to... Read More

Bryson DeChambeau Grabs Early Lead in Germany

Bryson DeChambeau shot a six-under par at the Porsche European Open in Germany and will take a one-shot lead into the second day. The American made seven birdies and one bogey during his opening round, with his only blemish coming on the par-four third hole. However, DeChambeau was able to respond immediately with back-to-back birdies,... Read More

Dustin Johnson Cards Opening-Round 68 at Glen Abbey

Dustin Johnson shot a four-under par 68 at Glen Abbey and is currently in a share of 22nd place. Johnson, who finished his round early on Thursday, will most likely drop a couple more spots by the time the second round officially begins. With rain halting a portion of the latter part of the day... Read More

Ian Poulter Implodes at the Open Championship

Ian Poulter shot a 12-over par at the Open Championship, missing the cut by a shocking nine strokes. Poulter came into Carnoustie as one of the top mid-tier sleeper choices to capture the Claret Jug, but a 10-over 81 on Friday was the third worst score of any golfer on the course. Poulter will quickly... Read More

Tiger Woods Comes Up Just Short at Carnoustie

Tiger Woods shot a five-under par at the Open Championship to finish in a share of sixth place. However, despite the top-six finish, Woods must feel queasy knowing that he had the Claret Jug directly in his sights. The 14-time Major winner needed a handful of things to break his way on Sunday to have... Read More

Zach Johnson Crumbles During His Weekend at Carnoustie

Zach Johnson held a share of the lead with Kevin Kisner going into Saturday's round at Carnoustie. Unfortunately for the former Open Champion, weekend rounds of 72 and 74, respectively, dropped him out of first place and eventually into a share of 17th place. Johnson has had a magnificent run at Open Championship venues as... Read More

Webb Simpson Posts Top-15 at the Open Championship

Webb Simpson fired a three-under par at Carnoustie, finishing in a share of 12th place. The 12th place finish marks the best Major finish for Simpson outside of a U.S. Open venue. Simpson has posted two top-10s at the U.S. Open in his career, which includes a victory at the 2012 U.S. Open held at... Read More

Brendan Steele Makes First Open Championship Cut

Brendan Steele had missed all three cuts in his career at the Open Championship before Carnoustie. The American ended Thursday at three-under par and near the top of the leaderboard, but a five-over 76 on Friday plummeted him off the first page. Steele managed to play the final two days at one-over par, but the... Read More

Kevin Chappell Posts Fourth Career Top-10 Major Finish

Kevin Chappell held a share of the lead late into the final round of the Open Championship. Unfortunately, the American missed a couple of crucial birdie putts late and double-bogeyed the 17th hole to finish in a share of sixth place. With the top-10 result at Carnoustie, Chappell has now posted four career top-10 finishes... Read More

Daniel Berger Misses Open Championship Cut

Daniel Berger had a rough showing at Carnoustie, shooting a four-over par and missing the cut on the number. The young American appeared as if he was going to make the weekend, but a closing stretch of three bogeys in his final four holes eliminated him from the tournament. Berger has now failed to make... Read More

Matthew Fitzpatrick Struggles at Open Championship

Matthew Fitzpatrick seems like he should be an ideal fit for Open Championship venues but with the missed cut at Carnoustie, the young Englishman continued his subpar history at the only Major held on foreign soil. Fitzpatrick has failed to make the weekend in two of his four Open Championship appearances, and in his two... Read More

Ross Fisher Shows Some Form at Carnoustie

Ross Fisher came into the Open Championship off of two straight missed cuts at the Scottish Open and Open de France, but a share of 39th place at Carnoustie is a very respectable bounce-back showing. The Englishman has had a rollercoaster 2018 season. He has experienced the highs of coming in second place at the... Read More

Tony Finau is Having a Breakthrough 2018

While Tony Finau only has one win in his career -- a victory at the 2016 Puerto Rico Open -- he is quickly becoming one of the brightest young stars on tour. Finau has posted 14 top-25 finishes in his 21 total events played in 2018, and maybe even more impressively, he has recorded a... Read More

Patrick Cantlay Makes Cut at First Open Championship

Patrick Cantlay provided a majestic showing at Carnoustie. The American shot a three-under par, finishing in a share of 12th place. Maybe even more impressively, Cantlay did all this at his first career Open Championship. The former No. 1 ranked amateur in the world has been a steady presence on tour since capturing the Shriners... Read More

Louis Oosthuizen Has Solid Showing at Carnoustie

Louis Oosthuizen entered Carnoustie with some serious injury concerns. The week before the Open Championship, the South African was forced to withdraw from the Scottish Open with a neck injury. Thankfully, Oosthuizen appeared to be completely fine with four days of solid golf. The 35-year-old shot an even-par, finishing in a share of 28th place.... Read More

Branden Grace Suffers Unexpected Missed Cut at The Open

Branden Grace entered Carnoustie having made 21 consecutive worldwide cuts, so his missed cut during the Open Championship came as a massive surprise. The South African had posted a T6 finish in 2017 at Royal Birkdale, which was highlighted by the first 62 in major championship history. Grace entered Carnoustie having never missed a cut... Read More

Brooks Koepka Records Top-40 Finish at Carnoustie

Brooks Koepka shot a two-over par at Carnoustie, finishing in a share of 39th place. Koepka got off to a horrendous start on Thursday, firing a five-over par through his first nine holes before eventually ending the day at one-over par. His two-under par 69 on Friday placed him as a dark horse contender to... Read More

Rickie Fowler Posts a Disappointing Top-30 Finish at Carnoustie

As ridiculous as the title may sound, Rickie Fowler will forever be judged by whether or not he can capture a Major title. Anything short of a Major is considered a wasted chance. Fowler put himself in position going into Saturday at three-under par and only three shots off of the lead, but his two-over... Read More

Jason Day Posts Top-20 at Carnoustie

Jason Day shot a two-under par at Carnoustie to finish in a share of 17th place. The Aussie posted rounds of 71, 71 and 72 during his first three days but it was his three-under 68 on Sunday that helped propel him up the leaderboard. Day's final round 68 was the second-best score posted on... Read More

Matt Kuchar Provides Another Top-10 Open Finish

Matt Kuchar had a great showing at Carnoustie, finishing in a share of ninth place. The Americans ability to rebound after his heartbreaking runner-up finish to Jordan Spieth at the 2017 Open Championship held at Royal Birkdale speaks volumes about his character. This week, Kuchar is quickly back into action at the RBC Canadian Open.... Read More

Ollie Schniederjans Provides Contrarian GPP Upside at Glen Abbey

Ollie Schniederjans enters the RBC Canadian Open with the perception that his game may be out of sorts. While there is some credence to that notion, the young American appears to be starting to refind his form. Schniederjans has not posted a top-25 finish in his previous 14 tournaments, but he has provided two straight... Read More

Alex Noren Falters on Sunday at Carnoustie

Alex Noren entered the final round in a share of sixth place at the Open Championship, but a three-over 74 slid the Swede down the leaderboard and into a share of 17th. Noren, who came into Carnoustie as a real sleeper to capture the championship, will undoubtedly be disappointed with how he closed the show... Read More

PGA DFS: Vegas Report - RBC Canadian Open

Welcome back to the PGA DFS: Vegas Report. What a weekend it was! Francesco Molinari held off the who's who of the golf world to capture not only his first Major but also the first Major ever in men's golf for the country of Italy. The Italian ended Friday at even-par and six shots back... Read More

Marc Leishman Has a Disappointing Open Championship

There were only a handful of players yet to win a Major being mentioned as possible contenders at Carnoustie. Marc Leishman just so happened to be near or at the top of most of those discussions. Leishman entered the Open Championship with relatively ordinary form, but nobody seemed to care with Leishman's recent track record... Read More

Phil Mickelson Posts a Top-25 Finish at Carnoustie

Phil Mickelson shot a one-under par at the Open Championship to finish in a share of 24th place. Lefty finished T10 in birdies made at Carnoustie and T17 in bogeys. Those two stats would make you think that Mickelson had a slighter higher finish than he did, but unfortunately, he finished T54 in double-bogeys made.... Read More