From the rough to the greens, Mackenzie Hughes joins Bob Weeks to explain why Oakmont in its current state is the hardest course he's ever played and why it will take a lot of mental patience to survive.
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TSN Golf analysts Bob Weeks and Graham DeLaet assess the difficult conditions at Oakmont Country Club, which will undoubtedly wreak havoc on the field at the U.S. Open, and share their thoughts on which players they expect to see atop the leaderboard.
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Oakmont Country Club is considered one of the most difficult courses in the world, plus some insane conditions will add to the challenge. Bob Weeks takes a closer look at why this U.S. Open could be one for the ages.
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TSN Golf analysts Bob Weeks and Graham DeLaet assess the difficult conditions at Oakmont Country Club, which will undoubtedly wreak havoc on the field at the U.S. Open, and share their thoughts on which players they expect to see atop the leaderboard.
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Canadian Taylor Pendrith explains why the course conditions at Oakmont are making things very difficult but says he actually prefers playing more challenging courses.
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The eighth hole is a 300 yard, par three this week at Oakmont, Corey Conners joins Bob Weeks to explain how he birdied it during his practice round and also touches on his preparation for the difficult conditions.
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Twenty-five years ago, the 2000 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach Golf Links turned into the coronation of Tiger Woods, who produced one of the greatest performances in men's golf history over four days.
Could the toughest test in men's professional golf get even more difficult at Oakmont Country Club, the site of this week's 125th U.S. Open?
Ryan Fox hit a long putt on 18 to force a playoff, and the New Zealand native shot a birdie in the fourth round to win the RBC Canadian Open in a playoff.
Canadian Taylor Pendrith says he's disappointed with his final round at the RBC Canadian Open. He joined TSN's Bob Weeks to talk about his tournament, getting prepared for the US Open, and more.
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Nick Taylor was in contention all weekend with a supportive crowd behind him, but in his estimation 'a few too many mistakes' over the course of the weekend cost him the overall win. He spoke to TSN's Bob Weeks about his RBC Canadian Open, his overall game, and more.
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Nick Taylor was once again the low Canadian at the RBC Canadian Open, just not the way he would have liked.
Shaun Norris of South Africa came from behind to win the Alfred Dunhill Championship by a single shot on Sunday.
Marcus Kinhult will take a two-shot lead into the final round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship as the Swedish golfer bids to win his first title on the European tour in 5 1/2 years.
Julien Guerrier needed nine playoff holes in his 230th tournament to claim his first European tour win on Sunday. Guerrier made an 8-foot par putt on the record-equaling ninth playoff hole to beat Spaniard Jorge Campillo after they finished tied at 21-under par following 72 holes.
Ilhee Lee shot a 3-under 68 on Saturday in the ShopRite LPGA Classic in a round delayed by rain in the afternoon to take a one-stroke lead over four players into the final round.
Elizabeth Szokol birdied the first five holes and shot an 8-under 62 on Friday for a share of the first-round lead with Ilhee Lee in the ShopRite LPGA Classic.
Maja Stark continued the steady play she had demonstrated all week to win the U.S. Women’s Open and claim her first major championship Sunday at Erin Hills.
Maja Stark shot a 2-under 70 and avoided the mistakes that befell other contenders Saturday to take a one-stroke lead into the final round of the U.S. Women’s Open at Erin Hills.
Mao Saigo shot a 6-under 66 on Friday to take second-round lead at Erin Hills, At 8-under 136, the 23-year-old Japanese player had a three-stroke advantage over a group of six led by top-ranked Nelly Korda.
Following the conclusion of its 2023 season, PGA TOUR Canada announced Tuesday that the CRMC Championship presented by Gertens is its 2023 Tournament of the Year.
Hayden Springer, the hottest player on PGA TOUR Canada the last three weeks, finished strong on Sunday and walked away with all the biggest prizes.
Hayden Springer and Derek Hitchner, the veteran and the rookie, will go head-to-head for the second-straight day on Sunday with a chance to win the Fortinet Cup Championship – and possibly a lot more.
Hayden Springer shot a 9-under 62 at Country Hills Golf Club, which included a 28 on the front nine, and took the lead at 14-under at the midpoint of PGA TOUR Canada’s Fortinet Cup Championship.
