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What’s happening across the PGA TOUR, LIV Golf, the DP World Tour, the LPGA and the majors, written plainly, with sources, and tied back to the gear the pros actually use.
Updated Oct 2, 2026
This Week in Golf
Presidents Cup rookie Jackson Koivun is the betting favorite as the FedEx Cup Fall card race heats up.
Race to Dubai leader Patrick Reed withdrew with a wrist injury, giving Rory McIlroy a chance to close a 308-point gap.
The last U.S. stop before the LPGA’s Asia swing begins in Shanghai.
Player-creditors have until Oct. 13 to back the restructuring plan for a smaller 2027 league.
LIV GolfThe Saudi money left in April, the finale was cancelled in August and LIV filed for Chapter 11 in September. Here’s the timeline, what “LIV 2.0” looks like, and why Oct. 13 matters.
Team GolfThe Internationals swept Friday and led by three going into Sunday. Then the U.S. won singles 9.5–2.5. Session by session, the standouts, and what it means for the 2027 Ryder Cup.
MajorsMcIlroy went back-to-back at Augusta, Aaron Rai and Ryan Fox broke through, and Wyndham Clark went wire to wire. Every 2026 men’s and women’s major winner in one place.
PGA TOURThree wins, a second FedEx Cup and the career money record, without a major. Plus the full bag, including the new TaylorMade Qi4D driver, and the pieces you can actually buy.
DP World TourReed leads by about 308 points, but a wrist injury just knocked him out of the Dunhill Links. The standings, the remaining schedule and who’s in line for 2027 PGA Tour cards.
PGA TOURNo Hawaii opener, a new stop in Napa, the BMW moves to Liberty National and the season ends Aug. 29. Plus the 2026 fall schedule and the race for the top 100.
LPGAEurope won the Solheim Cup 15–13, and Nelly Korda and Ryu Hae-ran split four of five majors. The results, the remaining Asia swing and the CME finale.
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