PGA Tour
Coverage of PGA Tour in the Nexus archive.
- 2026 Scottish Open picks: Best bets, odds, predictions for the Renaissance Club
The PGA Tour will host the 2026 Scottish Open at the Renaissance Club. The event is part of the 2026 tournament schedule.
- 2026 Genesis Scottish Open betting preview at The Renaissance Club, featuring outright picks and top-5/10 bets
The 2026 Genesis Scottish Open returns to The Renaissance Club in North Berwick, Scotland, co-sanctioned by the PGA TOUR and DP World Tour. Reigning champion Chris Gotterup aims to defend his title, while LIV Tour players Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton join major champions Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy in a competitive field. Betting picks highlight Ludvig Åberg, Tyrrell Hatton, and Nicolai Højgaard as top contenders.
- Chris Gotterup wins John Deere Classic with a 62 and late help from Ben Kohles
Chris Gotterup won the John Deere Classic by shooting a 9-under 62, overcoming a five-shot deficit. Ben Kohles missed a critical par putt on the 18th hole, leading to a double bogey and securing Gotterup's victory. This marks Gotterup's fourth PGA Tour title in 12 months.
- Investing in prodigy Jackson Koivun and four other golfers at the 2026 John Deere Classic
The 2026 John Deere Classic features a soft PGA TOUR field as top players prepare for overseas events. The article highlights investments in Jackson Koivun, a rookie pro making his debut through the PGA TOUR University, and four other golfers, including Jacob Bridgeman, Tom Kim, Denny McCarthy, and Emiliano Grillo, with specific betting odds and stakes.
- Cameron Smith conveniently says golf prize money needs to 'come back' down after cashing in with LIV Golf
Cameron Smith, who signed a $140 million contract with LIV Golf in 2022, recently commented that professional golf prize money should 'come back' to previous levels, despite his own lucrative deal. The influx of Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) money into LIV Golf since 2022 has driven up PGA Tour purse sizes, creating financial tensions in the sport. Smith's remarks come as Saudi funding for LIV Golf is set to end by 2026, though his recent poor performance in major tournaments contrasts with his financial gains.
- Russell Henley goes unconscious at Colonial, Eric Cole's continuous sting, and Joaquin Niemann flips in Korea
Russell Henley secured his sixth PGA Tour win at the Charles Schwab Challenge by overtaking the field in the final round and defeating Eric Cole in a playoff. Eric Cole struggled to maintain momentum despite prior success, while Joaquin Niemann claimed another LIV Golf victory in South Korea.
- Dustin Johnson gives hilarious three-word answer when asked to share thoughts of LIV Golf losing its funding
Dustin Johnson, a top LIV Golf player, gave a dismissive 'Long LIV golf' response when asked about the league's financial uncertainty after Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) cut funding beyond 2026. Johnson, who signed a $125 million LIV contract, remains unfazed due to his financial stability and career achievements.
- Bryson DeChambeau insists he is ‘optimistic’ about the future of LIV Golf despite Saudis pulling funding
Bryson DeChambeau expresses optimism about LIV Golf's future despite Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund (PIF) pulling funding after 2026. The league is seeking $250 million to $350 million for a 10-event global schedule and projects profitability within three years. DeChambeau has hinted at potentially shifting focus to his YouTube channel but remains committed to supporting LIV.
- Wyndham Clark adds to his funky resume, TPC Craig Ranch slander and LIV Golf's pitch to new investors
Wyndham Clark ended a 14-month winless drought with a 30-under victory at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, criticizing the TPC Craig Ranch course's performance. The golf course, renovated for $25 million, faced widespread player backlash. LIV Golf is reportedly refining its pitch to attract new investors.
- LIV Golf CEO teases announcements in 'next 10 days,' talks Bryson DeChambeau's future with LIV
LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil believes Bryson DeChambeau is committed to staying with LIV despite his contract expiring after this season. DeChambeau has been non-committal about returning to the PGA Tour and has expressed interest in joining meetings with potential new investors. LIV is facing funding challenges after losing its primary source of funding.
- Another LIV golfer remains committed to staying put: 'I have full faith in the future of LIV'
The LIV Golf Tour's future is uncertain due to funding issues, but some players like Thomas Pieters and Thomas Detry remain committed to the tour. They believe in the tour's success and potential for growth. The tour's funding from the Saudi Arabia-backed Public Investment Fund is set to end after the 2026 season.
- Bryson DeChambeau was 'completely shocked' by LIV Golf collapse, says he's ready to move to YouTube full time
Bryson DeChambeau expressed shock at LIV Golf's financial backing collapse and is considering moving to YouTube full-time. The collapse was sudden and unexpected, with the Saudi Arabia-backed Public Investment Fund ending its support after the 2026 season. DeChambeau wants to grow his YouTube channel and play in tournaments that want him.
- Exclusive: Kalshi announces steps to keep kids off prediction market
Kalshi is implementing new tools to prevent minors from trading on its prediction market platform, including facial recognition technology and two-factor authentication. The company is resisting calls to block ages 18-20 from trading. Kalshi's efforts come amid growing concerns about young people engaging in harmful behavior on sportsbooks and prediction markets.
- Justin Rose's first tournament with new McLaren-designed clubs has not been stellar
Justin Rose, in partnership with McLaren, is using new golf clubs designed by the Formula 1 team during the PGA Tour's Cadillac Championship. The clubs, developed using Metal Injection Molding technology, were unveiled at the Miami Grand Prix, but Rose's performance has been lackluster, with a +3 score placing him tied for 64th.
- Inevitable outcome arrives for LIV Golf as Saudis officially pull plug on funding
The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) has officially ended its funding for LIV Golf, citing strategic reprioritization and macroeconomic factors. The decision, effective after the 2026 season, follows years of substantial investment totaling nearly $6 billion by the PIF, with monthly expenditures averaging $100 million in recent years. LIV Golf is now seeking alternative investment strategies.
- LIV Golf reportedly loses Saudi funding as tour's future looks murky
The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) is ending its funding for LIV Golf after this season, putting the tour's future at risk. The decision aligns with PIF's new 2030 investment strategy focused on efficiency, raising concerns about the league's financial stability and top players like Bryson DeChambeau.
- Justin Rose inks deal to play car brand's new golf equipment in very risky move
Justin Rose has become the first PGA Tour player to join McLaren Golf as a global ambassador, marking the luxury car brand's entry into the golf equipment market. The move is considered risky due to McLaren's lack of golf industry experience and Rose's previous failed equipment deal with Honma in 2019, which led to poor performance. Rose will test McLaren's clubs at the upcoming Cadillac Championship at Trump Doral.