You think Sunday at the US Open is pressure-packed? That’s nothing. The real white-knuckle event in golf is the US Open final qualifier, also known as Golf’s Longest Day. 36 holes. One shot at the dream. PGA Tour winners like Max Homa and Tony Finau are sweating their spots alongside club pros who paid their own way to be there.
The PGA Tour figured out Father’s Day a long time ago. The US Open lands on it every year, and the broadcasts print money. Memorial Day is sitting right there with the same setup. Long weekend. Holiday Monday. A built-in audience looking for something to watch.
Aaron Rai wore two gloves, covered his irons, and used a 2019 driver to win the 2026 PGA Championship. A PGA coach on why his story could only unfold in golf and why that matters.
PGA coach admits he was wrong about Jon Rahm and Cam Smith at the 2026 PGA Championship and explains why Bryson DeChambeau’s missed cut wasn’t a surprise at all.
A PGA coach ranks the five best halfway hut foods in golf, from the egg salad sandwich that disappeared from most courses to the one item that’s been number one since the beginning.
Saudi Arabia just pulled its LIV Golf funding, and for Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm, the fallout is more than a headline. A PGA coach breaks down who’s in real trouble and why.
The most persistent coaching challenge isn’t technique. It’s unlearning advice players received years ago from well-meaning playing partners. PGA coach Clint McCormick breaks down the five golf myths that survive every amateur round.
Scottie Scheffler has finished runner-up at the Masters, the RBC Heritage, and the Cadillac Championship in three straight weeks. He is still number one in the world and leading the FedEx Cup. So is this a slump, or is the best player in the game about to go on a run?
The 2026 Cadillac Championship returned to Doral’s Blue Monster after a ten-year absence, and photos from the weekend told a story the tour would rather not tell: thin galleries, empty bleachers, and VIP tents that looked underpopulated. The reasons are worth examining, and none of them are simple.
Nelly Korda teed off at 12:08. Peacock didn’t start until 1:30. NBC went live at 2:00. She was going for her third major. Nobody planned to fix it. Nobody apologized. Two weeks after CBS botched Rory’s final putt at Augusta. This is the pattern now.
