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Bob Toski, the legendary golf instructor and former PGA Tour winner turned 100-year-old icon, still wields that signature white hat and infectious positivity—shaping swings for 70 years. Ken Duke, a fellow champion who credits Toski with transforming his game despite scoliosis, recalls how Toski’s hands-focused teaching led him to win the Korn Ferry Tour money title. Their bond deepened when Toski...

Two underdogs, Peter Malnati and Neal Shipley, are fighting for their PGA Tour futures at the Biltmore Championship — both tied for third after day one, with a win potentially sealing their top-100 status. Malnati, feeling the weight of not being fully exempt, is focused on staying calm while chasing his dream; Shipley, laser-focused on victory, sees a win as the ultimate solution. The tough par t...

Max Greyserman surged into a tie for the lead at the Biltmore Championship after an electrifying 7-under 64, his first competitive round in five weeks—and possibly his last chance to keep his PGA Tour card. Facing pressure and fresh off a family trip to Italy, Greyserman found freedom on a rain-soaked, brand-new course where no bad memories could haunt him. Meanwhile, veteran Eric Cole, chasing hi...

Aaron Rai and Joakim Lagergren surge to the top after identical six-under 66s, showcasing clutch finishes that Rory McIlroy could have used—despite his own strong start with five birdies on the back nine. McIlroy’s front nine woes, including bogeys from trees, bunkers, and water, left him at 69, tied for 19th, though he saw encouraging signs in his game. Adam Scott sits one shot back after a resil...

The Presidents Cup is just around the corner, and both teams are locking in at the Biltmore Championship in Asheville. U.S. squad features rising star Jackson Koivun—just 21, youngest since Jordan Spieth—and putter phenom Jacob Bridgeman. Koivun, who’s been grinding since his last big event, credits match play experience and team spirit for his readiness. On the International side, Nico Echavarria...

Davis Thompson and Ben Kohles are the top contenders at the Biltmore Championship, where a Jack Nicklaus-designed parkland course with water hazards and firm greens rewards precision iron play. Thompson leads in overall scoring and approach stats, while Kohles, riding a midsummer surge and showing elite ball-striking, is primed for his breakthrough — especially with a -115 bet on top-40 finish. Li...

Get ready for a Nicklaus-designed showdown at The Cliffs at Walnut Cove, the championship venue for the Biltmore Championship in Asheville. This par-71, 7,249-yard layout—opened in 2005—is a strategic masterclass built to test pros with nine par fours, five par threes, and four par fives. From the opening tee shot to the long par fives and tricky par threes, every hole demands precision and smart...

Golf fans, get ready for the Biltmore Championship—the first stop in the FedExCup Fall series and a key tune-up for the Presidents Cup! Played on Jack Nicklaus’ stunning par-71 course nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, this tournament features exclusive behind-the-scenes access via PGA Tour’s “Road to the Presidents Cup” series with U.S. Captain Brandt Snedeker and International Captain Geoff Og...

J.T. Poston’s clutch 27-footer at the BMW Championship is turning heads, and with the FedExCup Fall series heating up in North Carolina, every shot counts as players battle for playoff spots and PGA Tour futures. Rising stars like Jackson Koivun (Presidents Cup pick) and Kristoffer Ventura (turning his season around) are making noise, while veterans Ben James and Ben Kohles, plus hot rookie Tyler...

Lancaster Country Club is making history by hosting five major USGA championships for women’s golf over the next two decades — from the U.S. Girls’ Junior in 2028 to another U.S. Women’s Open in 2044 — turning it into a career-spanning hub for female athletes. This bold move signals a serious commitment to elevating women’s golf, matching men’s prestige and inspiring future generations. With a pro...

The Biltmore Championship kicks off the FedExCup Fall with electrifying buzz—fresh college phenoms like Ben James, dark-horse contender Rasmus Højgaard, and Presidents Cup reps Nico Echavarria and Ryo Hisatsune are all in the mix. Fantasy fans get new betting thrills with regional props and cut predictions, while Davis Riley eyes a comeback and Brendan Valdes inspires with his cancer-free return t...

Three under-the-radar golfers could deliver big value at the Biltmore Championship: Haotong Li, showing flashes of his DP World Tour form with a strong iron game; Davis Chatfield, capitalizing on his fairway-hitting prowess and greenside skills on a course with par-threes; and veteran Kevin Streelman, riding a medical extension with a win in his sights. All three are quietly poised for a breakout...

The New Mexico Open is testing the future of sports broadcasting with Duff Foreman, an AI commentator making its debut alongside humans—analyzing swings and weather in real time, but sparking debate over whether tech can replace the human touch that fans crave. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an a...

This week’s brutal Jack Nicklaus-designed course packs sand traps, water hazards, and six-inch rough—making precision the name of the game. With a 7,249-yard layout, expect wedge-heavy approach shots. The field is loaded with rising stars primed for the Presidents Cup: Kevin Yu, a ball-striker with improved putting; Ben Kohles, on a 12-cut streak and elite with irons; Marco Penge, recovering from...

Brendan Valdes is making a triumphant return to the PGA Tour — and bringing his mission with him. Diagnosed with lymphoma just before his pro debut in 2026, he’s now in remission and stepping back onto the course as a Play Yellow Ambassador for Children’s Miracle Network. Partnering with the Nicklaus family, Valdes will rally the golf world to support 170 children’s hospitals, using his platform t...

The PGA Tour is assembling a dream executive team, bringing in three powerhouse leaders to fuel its future: Tyler Rutstein as Chief Marketing Officer, Mike Mahar as Chief Technology Officer, and John Fizer as Senior VP of Investor Relations. All report to Andy Weitz, who’s steering the ship across marketing, tech, and more. These seasoned pros—each with deep roots in sports, entertainment, tech, a...

AbbVie is teaming up with the PGA TOUR and the 2026 Presidents Cup to launch “Birdies for Brain Health,” turning every golf birdie into a symbol of hope for brain health. Starting with a $6 million donation to six patient advocacy groups, the campaign will expand in 2027, donating for each birdie scored in major tournaments—amplifying awareness and support for millions affected by brain health con...

The PGA Tour is revolutionizing golf’s competitive landscape with a bold new structure launching in 2028, splitting players into two tiers: the elite Championship Series and the rising Challenger Series. Top performers earn spots through year-end rankings, major wins, or promotions — with major champions gaining three-season memberships. A new PGA Tour University program will grant college stars d...

The PGA Tour is revolutionizing competition with a bold new structure launching in 2028, splitting players into two elite tiers: the Championship Series for top performers and the Challenger Series for rising stars—with movement between them based on yearly results. A revamped points system, clearer narratives, and a “last chance” series will keep fans glued to the action while reinforcing meritoc...

The PGA Tour is reshaping the game with a major overhaul starting in 2028—your 2027 performance could be your ticket to the big leagues. Winning majors or signature events locks you into elite series through 2029, while regular wins earn Championship Series access for 2028. The FedExCup Points List and Fall standings determine spots too—with top 70 securing Championship Series membership, and thos...

The PGA Tour is revolutionizing golf with a new two-tiered system starting in 2028: the elite PGA Tour Championship Series and the developmental PGA Tour Challenger Series. Think promotion and relegation—your performance determines your league. Top 90 from last year’s Championship Series stay up, while top 20 from the Challenger Series get promoted. Win any Championship Series event—including majo...

The PGA Tour kicks off its high-stakes FedExCup Fall series with the Biltmore Championship in Asheville, where 21-year-old phenom Jackson Koivun, fresh off a 3M Open win and headed to the Presidents Cup, leads the pack. With eight events to determine next season’s elite field, Koivun’s consistency and top-30 finishes make him the favorite—but Davis Thompson’s clutch play and Doug Ghim’s veteran st...

The FedExCup Fall kicks off with high stakes and historic vibes as the Biltmore Championship returns to Asheville, North Carolina, on a Jack Nicklaus-designed course that hasn’t hosted a PGA Tour event since 1942. With only a few playoff qualifiers in the field, this is a golden opportunity for others to surge up the rankings — and win big. The winner grabs 500 FedExCup points, $900,000 in prize m...

PGA Tour returns to Asheville for the Biltmore Championship, a historic comeback after 80 years and the kickoff to the FedExCup Fall — where players fight for tour survival and prep for the Presidents Cup. Top names like Jacob Bridgeman and J.T. Poston, plus contenders on the bubble like Tony Finau and Billy Horschel, are here with stakes high. Notable comebacks include David Ford and Marco Penge,...

The PGA Tour’s final stretch is a high-stakes survival race—where trophies fade and careers hang in the balance. With two new events added, players battle to stay inside the top 100 in the FedExCup standings or risk losing their cards. The top 50 lock in signature-event spots, while positions 51-60 still have a shot at elite tournaments. International stars from the DP World Tour and Korn Ferry To...