Shane Ryan

An individual vibes ranking of a team golf event? Is that even allowed??? You better believe it, pops

The U.S. team's dominance in Sunday singles at Medinah will provide confidence, while their futility in pairs matches will force them to rethink their approach come 2027 and the Ryder Cup

I’m going to do something that will probably annoy anyone affiliated with the Presidents Cup, which is, of course, to immediately assess the weekend’s results in the context of next year's Ryder Cup. I also will not feel guilty about it, because until the International Team can access a deeper talent pool (maybe in the post-LIV Golf era), or until the

The 2027 U.S. captain was very clear about being an underdog and boldly promised to have the American team better prepared in Ireland

The One-Year-To-Go press conference is not always a very engaging day in the larger Ryder Cup calendar.

The most nervous round of golf I played this year came at Whistling Straits, where, amid the birch trees and sunflowers and towering windmills, surrounded by small glacial lakes and stark stony mountains, I survived a nervy start to shoot four under and win the tournament.

Golf Digest's annual company competition between Team Young and Team Old wound up being a rout, thanks to some high-level captaining

Fall golf always has a few tricks up its sleeve, and while the headlines this year might not focus on the PGA Tour itself—Rory McIlroy’s quest to win another Race to Dubai, the return of TGL, and the Skins Game come instantly to mind—there's more than a little intrigue left in the place. With five tournaments remaining on the PGA Tour schedule and a few bonus events afterward, here are the seven things we're looking forward to the most as 2026 winds down.

Let's just call him The Green Machine. Since our last edition, Northside Downs leading dash winning driver in 2025, Mark Pezzerallo, and his

"The magazine that once gave us Peter Dobereiner, Dan Jenkins and Tom Callahan is currently canvassing people to identify the most picturesque place in golf where one might urinate … I kid you not."