In-depth coverage of The Masters, US Open, The Open Championship, and PGA Championship.
Ina Yoon’s 9-under 63 at Hazeltine tied a Women’s PGA record and could mark her breakthrough in a major season full of high stakes.
Alexa Pano’s steady 5-under 67 at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2026 highlights her evolution from junior phenom to strategic LPGA contender.
Nelly Korda admits to fatigue as she chases a third straight major at the Women’s PGA Championship, highlighting the demanding life of a top golfer.
Nelly Korda’s quiet preparation ahead of a potential historic major sweep and Hall of Fame induction reveals a new way to handle pressure on the LPGA Tour.
Scottie Scheffler’s late surge at Shinnecock Hills, sparked by a 65-foot chip-in birdie, has put pressure on Wyndham Clark’s historic six-shot lead at the 2026 U.S. Open.
Wyndham Clark’s 2023 U.S. Open win was marked by unusual crowd booing at Shinnecock Hills, highlighting a shift in fan behavior at major golf tournaments.
The 2026 Women's PGA Championship sets a new $13M purse and integrates AI-driven analytics, elevating both player incentives and fan experience at Hazeltine National.
Scottie Scheffler’s subtle pressure failures at the 2026 U.S. Open delayed his career Grand Slam dreams. Key moments at Shinnecock Hills reveal the fine margins in major golf.
Scottie Scheffler’s struggles in first rounds at the 2026 U.S. Open threaten his bid for the career grand slam. Early momentum matters more than ever at majors.
Wyndham Clark battled hostile crowds and a punishing Shinnecock Hills course to secure his second U.S. Open title, proving mental resilience is the ultimate golf weapon.
Rory McIlroy’s back nine collapse at the U.S. Open forced a strategic pivot. He’s skipping the Travelers to focus on links golf in Northern Ireland ahead of The Open 2026.
A missed two-foot putt on the 15th hole marked a turning point for Rory McIlroy at the 2026 U.S. Open, unraveling his challenge and underscoring Shinnecock Hills’ punishing nature.
On Father's Day at Shinnecock Hills, Miles Russell surprised fans by having his dad caddie for him on the final hole of his U.S. Open debut, blending family and pro golf.
Sam Stevens’ mid-round bogeys at Shinnecock Hills exposed the mental struggles behind elite golf performance, underscoring the crucial role of mindset in majors.
Scottie Scheffler’s fist-pump chip-in moment at Shinnecock Hills reveals the emotional weight behind his rare chase for the career Grand Slam amid immense pressure.
The four major championships define greatness in golf and separate legends from the merely excellent. The Masters Tournament at Augusta National opens the major season every April, followed by the PGA Championship in May, the US Open in June, and The Open Championship in July. Winning a single major changes a career; winning all four — the career Grand Slam — places a player in the conversation with Nicklaus, Woods, and Player. Each major has a distinct character: Augusta rewards precise iron play and nerves on lightning-fast greens; the US Open tests tee-to-green control under brutal rough and tight fairways; The Open's links courses punish aerial approaches and reward ground games; the PGA Championship demands consistency on the longest courses in professional golf. All The Golf provides in-depth major coverage from the week's draw through the final-round finish — field analysis, course breakdowns, historical context, and round-by-round reporting. When a major is on, you'll find the latest leaderboard updates, key momentum shifts, and sharp analysis on every page of this section.
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