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Andrew's English Open (HPT) Preview
With the golfing world’s attention firmly on the U.S. Open, the Korn Ferry Tour quite rightly takes a break. This marks the first week in a while when we haven’t had both satellite tours in play, and it will come as a relief to the KFT regulars after a tough week in the wind in Texas and with a critical stretch of events coming up. It’s no surprise that plenty skipped Amarillo, especially after playing 36 holes of US Open Qualifying on Monday. The winner, Zack Fischer, has ce
Andrew
16 hours ago5 min read


2026 U.S. Open
Introduction The U.S. Open returns to one of the most revered and demanding venues in championship golf this week as the world's best players descend upon Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, New York. Widely regarded as one of the purest tests in the game, Shinnecock combines firm fairways, rolling terrain, strategic bunkering, and ever-present coastal winds to create a championship where patience and precision are just as important as power. With the USGA embracing a
Jake Friedman (@THEJakeFriedman)
1 day ago25 min read


Out of the Rough: Meijer LPGA Classic for Simply Give (2026)
The LPGA Tour will remain in Michigan for a second consecutive week for this week’s Meijer LPGA Classic for Simply Give. The event began in 2014 and has been held at the Blythefield Country Club for each of the past 11 editions. This season marks the 12th installment of this event, again, held at the Blythefield Country Club. This week is also the final week before the third major event of the season - the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. This week serves as the final tuneup be
Nate (@NateOoTR)
2 days ago5 min read


Out of the Rough: U.S. Open (2026)
Golf’s toughest challenge returns to take center stage this week as the U.S. Open heads to the storied Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Tuckahoe, New York. This year marks the sixth time that Shinnecock Hills has hosted the U.S. Open. It most recently hosted in 2018 and has hosted a total of five times since 1986. Shinnecock Hills hosted the second ever U.S. Open in 1896 as well. Brooks Koepka was the last golfer to hoist the coveted U.S. Open Championship Trophy at Shinnecock H
Nate (@NateOoTR)
3 days ago9 min read
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