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Charlie Woods Has Grown Up Alongside Tiger at PNC Championship

SI Golf's Bob Harig and Dan Evans check in from the PNC Championship, where Tiger and Charlie Woods are set to again take center stage.

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Tiger Woods Walks All 18 Holes in Pro-Am Ahead of PNC Championship

The soon-to-be 49-year-old played golf publicly for the first time Friday since missing the cut at the British Open this past July.

Sports Illustrated

‘You’re Going to See Guys More Engaged’: New TGL Promises High Tech With Camaraderie

After a year's delay, the simulator league founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy is ready to launch next month with an unmatched tech experience and teams of PGA Tour stars.

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Fact or Fiction: A PGA Tour-LIV Golf ‘Cup’ Needs to Happen

The SI Golf staff debates the idea of a rival league exhibition, a rebooted Skins Game and if the Ryder Cup pay-for-play issue will cool off.

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Fact or Fiction: Scottie Scheffler Will Make a Run at a Tiger Woods Record

Our writers debate world ranking streaks, Tiger Woods’s role in golf's unity talks and whether LIV Golf will add a blockbuster name next year.

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Fact or Fiction: The LPGA Commissioner Has Earned a Contract Extension

Our writers debate Patrick Reed’s 59, amateurs at Augusta National and a contract extension for LPGA commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan.

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Fact or Fiction: U.S. Ryder Cup Team Is Under More Pressure Because of Payments

The SI Golf team debates what paying players will mean come match time in 2025, Rory McIlroy's major outlook and LIV Golf's scheduling strategy.

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Fact or Fiction: An Election Day Is Needed to Determine the LPGA Player of Year

Nelly Korda is the LPGA Player of the Year based on a formula, and the SI Golf staff debates that system along with another celebrity “Match” and PGA Tour playing-for-jobs storylines.

Sports Illustrated

Fact or Fiction: The Time Has Come to Pay the U.S. Ryder Cup Team

The SI Golf staff debates if some of the 2025 Ryder Cup windfall should go to players, plus LIV Golf's need for a TV deal and the lost sponsor in Las Vegas.

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Fact or Fiction: Despite High Prices, the 2025 Ryder Cup Will Be As Raucous As Ever

The SI Golf staff debates what $750 tickets will mean come next year and whether the PGA of America should sweeten the pot at that price, also discussed are LIV Golf's next CEO and PGA Tour fall fields.

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Fact or Fiction: Sergio Garcia Deserves Consideration for the 2025 Ryder Cup

The SI Golf team debates the all-time winningest Ryder Cupper's outlook for Bethpage and whether the notorious New York fans will need to be reeled in.

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Fact or Fiction: Smaller PGA Tour Fields Will Bring Faster Play, More Competition

The SI Golf staff debates how field and exemption changes could alter the Tour, plus whether Bethpage Black can be tweaked to help the U.S. in the Ryder Cup.

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Fact or Fiction: The Presidents Cup Desperately Needs an Overhaul

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate Tom Kim’s antics, Russell Henley’s mettle and whether it’s time to reboot the Presidents Cup.

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Fact or Fiction: American Domination Will Continue at the Presidents Cup

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate the matches in Royal Montreal and whether $750 is too much for a ticket to a golf tournament.

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Fact or Fiction: A New Solheim Cup Win Streak Starts Now for the U.S.

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate the impact of the U.S. win in Virginia and if the LPGA is doing enough to lift the women's game, plus possible concern around a U.S. Presidents Cup player.

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DP World Tour Rejects LIV Golf Offer To Pay Outstanding Player Fines

Bob Harig of Sports Illustrated has reported that officials from the circuits met in August, but LIV Golf's proposal was rejected by the DP World Tour

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Fact or Fiction: Jon Rahm's Legacy Is Now All About the Ryder Cup, Not LIV Golf

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate the significance of December's match between PGA Tour and LIV Golf stars, and if the U.S. Solheim Cup team will end its drought this week.

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Fact or Fiction: The 2024 PGA Tour Season Was a Worthwhile One for Fans

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate PGA Tour Player of the Year, the commissioner's latest remarks and the U.S. Presidents Cup captain's picks.

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Fact or Fiction: The Tour Championship’s Format Needs to Be Revamped

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup title chase and unusual ruling on a cracked driver.

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Fact or Fiction: Whether the FedEx Cup Is ‘Silly’ and Jon Rahm's LIV Golf Resurgence

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate the relevance of the PGA Tour postseason and the state of the Tour's negotiations with LIV.

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Fact or Fiction: FedEx Cup Playoff Qualifying and Ranking Matt Kuchar's Viral Moments

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate whether a regular-season win should be enough to make the PGA Tour postseason and the lone Monday finisher at the Wyndham.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The Men’s 100m Exceeded Its Enormous Hype

It took less than 10 seconds to complete, but it’ll be dissected forever.

Sports Illustrated

Fact or Fiction: Rory McIlroy Says the Ryder Cup and Olympics Are Golf's Purest Events

SI Golf's writers and editors also debate whether the Player of the Year race is now over and if 72-hole stroke play is the ideal Olympic golf format.

Sports Illustrated

Fact or Fiction: Scottie Scheffler Will Breeze to a Gold Medal in Paris

The bookmakers are all over Scheffler this week at the Olympics. Is this his gold medal to lose? The SI Golf crew weighs in.

Sports Illustrated

Olympic Golf Is Back, and the Pros Have Grown to Appreciate It

The Olympic tournament isn't as big as the majors, but ask those who won medals or fell just short—it matters a lot more than before, Bob Harig writes.

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