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- 1Jackson Koivun announces himself as PGA Tour star at Presidents Cup●World, meet Jackson Koivun. The PGA Tour's new star announced himself at the Presidents Cup https://www. nytimes.com/ath
Twenty-one-year-old Jackson Koivun delivered a critical point for the United States at the Presidents Cup, helping the American team secure victory and announcing himself as the PGA Tour's newest rising star. Golf observers are hailing the performance as the arrival of a major new talent, with his composure and scoring under pressure drawing particular praise.
- 2Golf star Tom Kim to play Asian Games chasing military service exemption▼Golf star Tom Kim going from Presidents Cup to Asian Games seeking exemption from military service
South Korean golfer Tom Kim is heading from the Presidents Cup straight to the Asian Games, where a gold medal would earn him an exemption from South Korea's mandatory military service. All able-bodied South Korean men must serve, and athletes can avoid it by winning major international titles. Kim, one of golf's rising young stars, is competing for South Korea at the Games in Hangzhou.
- 3Tom Kim targets Asian Games gold and South Korean military exemption▼Tom Kim going from Presidents Cup to Asian Games with chance to be exempt from military service
South Korean golfer Tom Kim is heading straight from representing the International Team at the Presidents Cup to the Asian Games, where a medal would earn him an exemption from South Korea's mandatory military service. The 21-year-old's rapid rise has put attention on what the exemption would mean for his career.
- 4Jackson Koivun Announces Himself as PGA Tour's New Star at Presidents Cup●World, meet Jackson Koivun. The PGA Tour's new star announced himself at the Presidents Cup https://www.nytimes.com/athl
Young American golfer Jackson Koivun made a breakout statement at the Presidents Cup, delivering performances that introduced him to a global golf audience. Coverage describes the tournament as the moment the PGA Tour's newest star confirmed his arrival, with fans and commentators taking note of his composure and play under international team pressure.
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Golfer Phil Mickelson has entered a treatment facility to deal with what his representative described as family trauma and addiction, according to a statement reported by Fox News. The announcement prompted widespread interest and concern from fans, with searches about the six-time major champion spiking in the United States, Canada and elsewhere as people reacted to the news about his personal struggles.
- 6LIV Golf star demands answers over league's silence▼LIV Golf star blasts league for keeping players in the dark: 'We need answers!'
A LIV Golf player has publicly criticised the Saudi-backed circuit, saying officials are keeping players in the dark about key issues and demanding transparency. 'We need answers,' the golfer said, voicing frustration over a lack of communication from league leadership. The comments add to ongoing questions surrounding the tour's direction and its players' futures.
- 7World Golf Hall of Fame unveils 2027 finalist list▼World Golf Hall of Fame announces 2027 finalists, including Justin Rose, Inbee Park, Jim Nantz
The World Golf Hall of Fame has announced its finalists for the class of 2027, with major champions Justin Rose and Inbee Park among the names, alongside longtime broadcaster Jim Nantz. The list sets up next year's vote to determine who will be enshrined, with fans and golf media weighing in on the leading candidates.
- 8Scheffler concedes putt after fan yell disrupts opponent at Presidents Cup●Scottie Scheffler concedes putt to Presidents Cup opponent after fan interference https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/7637
Scottie Scheffler sportsmanlike gesture at the Presidents Cup is drawing attention: after a fan shouted "Go Scottie" during Nico Echavarria's backswing, disrupting the putt, Scheffler conceded the putt to his opponent rather than make him finish it. The act of sportsmanship has been widely praised as a highlight of the tournament.
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Attention is on PGA Tour winner Tom Kim and the South Korean military service obligation that once forced another tour winner to step away from golf. Kim, who grew up moving between South Korea and overseas, may have to complete mandatory service unless he earns an exemption, such as an Olympic medal or major title. Discussion centres on how the rule affects Korean golfers' careers.
- 10Matt Fitzpatrick wins Open de France by three shots●Open de France: Matt Fitzpatrick closes out three-shot victory at Le Golf National to earn fourth worldwide win of 2026
Matt Fitzpatrick claimed the Open de France at Le Golf National, finishing three shots clear of the field. It is his fourth worldwide victory of 2026, underlining one of the strongest seasons of his career. The win on the notoriously demanding Paris-area course cements his status among the year's in-form golfers.
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Golfer Phil Mickelson has completed a stay at an addiction treatment facility, his representative confirmed, saying he voluntarily sought help for 'family trauma and addiction.' The announcement comes months after a golf club employee accused him of 'nonconsensual and inappropriate' behavior, a claim that drew widespread attention. Outlets across sports and entertainment are covering the story, with many noting the timing of the treatment relative to the allegations.
- 12United States trims deficit at Presidents Cup but sits Scottie Scheffler▼United States trims deficit at Presidents Cup, but will sit Scottie Scheffler for foursomes https://www.nytimes.com/athl
The United States team has reduced the International side's lead at the Presidents Cup, but captain's decisions for Saturday's foursomes include benching world number one Scottie Scheffler for the session. The move is drawing attention as one of the boldest calls of the week, with the American squad attempting to complete its comeback in the remaining matches.
- 13Yuna Nishimura shoots second straight 63, leads by five●西村優菜、2日連続「63」で5打差独走!米ツアー初優勝へ王手|2日目インタビュー https://www. golftweet.com/644049/ # celebrity # FemaleGolfPlayer # LPGA # LPGA
Japanese golfer Yuna Nishimura carded a second consecutive 63 at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship at Pinnacle Country Club, opening a five-shot lead heading into the final round. She is now in position to claim her first victory on the US LPGA Tour. Her second-round interview is drawing attention among golf fans, with many following whether she can close out the win.
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Scottie Scheffler was left out of the lineup during a Presidents Cup session, a rare benching for the world's top-ranked golfer. US captain discussions around the decision drew attention, with captain Brandt Snedeker dismissing concerns over Scheffler's modest record in team play. Scheffler himself said his team-play results are of little concern to him, and attention is focused on how the US side manages its star.
- 15Lauren Coughlin fires nine straight birdies for LPGA record▼Lauren Coughlin makes nine straight birdies to post LPGA’s lowest nine holes ever
American golfer Lauren Coughlin carded nine consecutive birdies, setting the lowest nine-hole score in LPGA history. The remarkable run of birdies marks an unprecedented feat on tour, drawing attention from golf fans and media as one of the most dominant stretches of play ever recorded on the LPGA.
- 16Cameron Young Helps United States Win Presidents Cup●Wake Forest Alum Cam Young and the United States Win Presidents Cup
Wake Forest alumnus Cameron Young was part of the United States team that won the Presidents Cup, adding another international golf title to the American side's record. The victory is being celebrated by Wake Forest Athletics, which highlighted the former Demon Deacon's contribution to the win. It marks a notable career milestone for the young golfer on one of golf's biggest team stages.
- 17Ai Kodo sinks long putt as she chases first win in 14 years●【🔥14年ぶりVへ🔥】木戸愛 執念のロングパットに解説も太鼓判!第53回ミヤギテレビ杯ダンロップ女子オープンゴルフトーナメント最終日📷 【ゴルフ】【女子ゴルフ】【U-NEXT】 https://www. golftweet.com/6443
Japanese golfer Ai Kodo holed a determined long putt on the final day of the 53rd Miyagi TV Cup Dunlop Women's Open Golf Tournament, drawing high praise from commentators as she moved toward her first victory in 14 years. Fans of women's golf in Japan have been following the closing round closely, with the tournament also available for streaming.
- 18Tom Kim to chase Asian Games gold with military service at stake▼Presidents Cup 2026: With military service on the line, Tom Kim heading for Asian Games from Medinah, per report
South Korean golfer Tom Kim is reportedly set to travel straight from the Presidents Cup venue at Medinah to the Asian Games, where a gold medal would earn him an exemption from mandatory military service. The report has drawn attention because the exemption rules make the Asian Games a career-defining event for Korean male golfers.
- 19Tom Kim to play Asian Games in bid to avoid mandatory military service●Tom Kim, de la Presidents Cup a los Juegos Asiáticos para tratar de evitar el servicio militar obligatorio https:// fed.
South Korean golfer Tom Kim is set to compete at the Asian Games after the Presidents Cup, aiming to earn a gold medal that would exempt him from South Korea's mandatory military service. The exemption rule applies to athletes who win gold at the event, making his participation closely watched by golf fans and Korean media.
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Cam Smith is drawing a surge of attention in the United States, ranking among the top trending search topics. The name most commonly refers to the Australian golfer and 2022 Open Championship winner, though the specific trigger for the spike is not yet clear. Sports fans are actively searching and discussing the name across news and social platforms.
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Golfer Tom Kim is under pressure to win a gold medal at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan, which would exempt him from South Korea's mandatory military service. Without a victory, the 23-year-old PGA Tour player would face a lengthy interruption to his professional career. His performances over the coming months are being watched closely by golf fans.
- 22Yuna Nishimura wins first US LPGA title as Hinako Shibuno showers her with tears●西村優菜、米ツアー初優勝!渋野日向子のペットボトルシャワー祝福に涙 https://www. golftweet.com/644213/ # celebrity # FemaleGolfPlayer # 渋野日向子
Japanese golfer Yuna Nishimura has claimed her first victory on the US LPGA Tour. Fellow Japanese player and former major champion Hinako Shibuno celebrated with her by dousing her in a bottled-water shower, a common tour tradition, which brought Nishimura to tears. The moment between the two Japanese players has drawn warm reactions from golf fans online.
- 23Cam Smith wants more answers on LIV Golf's future●Cam Smith on LIV 2.0 decision: Need 'more answers'
Australian golfer Cameron Smith says he needs 'more answers' before committing to whatever comes next for LIV Golf, amid reports of a potential 'LIV 2.0' restructuring of the Saudi-backed circuit. His comments underline ongoing uncertainty among players about the league's direction, formats and its relationship with the PGA Tour.
- 24Phil Mickelson Enters Treatment for Family Trauma and Addiction▼Phil Mickelson Entered Treatment Center for Family Trauma and Addiction
Golfer Phil Mickelson has entered a treatment center to address family trauma and addiction, according to a report from TMZ. The six-time major champion has faced intense scrutiny in recent years over his move to the LIV Golf circuit and other controversies, and news of him seeking help is drawing widespread attention from fans and the golf world.
- 25Kaoru Sakuma shares driver swing tips with the S Method●ドライバー2#Sメソッド#佐久間馨#ゴルフ#ゴルフ科学#スイングメカニズムコースマネジメント#飛ばしのコツ#golf # 飛距離の秘密 #力まないスイング#shorts https://www. golftweet.com/644871/
Japanese golf instructor Kaoru Sakuma is promoting his S Method approach to driving, focusing on swing mechanics, course management and gaining distance without forcing the swing. The lesson, shared through GolfTweet's short-format golf content in Japan, pitches relaxed, science-based technique as the secret to better driver distance.
- 26Matt Fitzpatrick Wins Open de France, Eyes Dunhill Links●Matt Fitzpatrick’s Open De France Win Boosts Dunhill Links Hopes
Matt Fitzpatrick won the Open de France, a victory that strengthens his position heading into the upcoming Dunhill Links Championship. The English golfer's win is being read as a timely form boost ahead of the Scottish event, where he will hope to carry his momentum and add another title to his season.
- 27Golf Writer Defends His Three Go-To Golf Shoes▼You’ll Probably Judge My Golf Shoe Choices But I’d Buy These Three Again
A golf equipment writer says readers may judge his footwear picks, but he would buy the same three pairs of golf shoes again. The piece lays out the three models he keeps coming back to, with his reasoning on comfort and performance, and invites readers to weigh in with their own choices.
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Indian golfers Mahanth and Rayhan are battling to retain their playing status on the Korn Ferry Tour, the PGA Tour's development circuit, in the United States. India Golf Weekly reports the pair are fighting through the reshuffle process to keep their cards and continue competing at golf's second-tier level this season.
- 29Tom Kim faces early Presidents Cup exit in military exemption bid▼Tom Kim faces early Presidents Cup exit in pursuit of military exemption
South Korean golfer Tom Kim is in danger of an early exit from the Presidents Cup, a result with consequences beyond the tournament. A win for the International team could earn him an exemption from South Korea's mandatory military service, so elimination would leave that path in doubt. Fans and golf media are following both the match play and what it means for his career.
- 30Newsom signs bill banning tee time scalping at public golf courses▼Brokers gobble up tee times at public golf courses, resell them. Newsom signs bill to ban that practice
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill prohibiting brokers from booking blocks of tee times at public golf courses and reselling them at a markup. The practice has frustrated golfers who struggle to secure affordable tee times at popular municipal courses, prompting lawmakers to act against commercialized scalping of public recreation slots.
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Golfer Peterson carded a 1-over 71 at Chambers Bay to take the lead in the men's golf event. The round leaves him atop the leaderboard, with the result drawing attention from golf followers tracking the tournament's progress at the Washington course.
- 32McLeod Team Takes Nicklaus Flight in 2026 Tour of the Brookfields Finals●Reece McLeod Team Wins Nicklaus Flight, Ken Dorman Team Tops the Palmer Division, and Chip Wetherell Team Edges Tom Sava
The 2026 Tour of the Brookfields amateur golf season has concluded with its finals results announced. The Reece McLeod team won the Nicklaus Flight, the Ken Dorman team topped the Palmer Division, and the Chip Wetherell team edged out Tom Savage's team in a four-hole player playoff. Organisers called the completed season a success, noting it beat out a large field.
- 33Yuri Yoshida's steep downswing sends tee rocketing skyward●ティーがロケット🚀級の 垂直上昇⁉️“吉田優利” のダウンブローが凄すぎて。。。❗️ https://www. golftweet.com/644605/ # celebrity # FemaleGolfPlayer # 吉田優利
Japanese golfer Yuri Yoshida is drawing attention for her remarkably steep downswing, which sends the tee flying almost straight up like a rocket when she strikes the ball. Golf fans are marveling at the force and angle of her attack on the ball, praising the technique of the young professional player.
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Golfer Phil Mickelson has entered rehab, saying he is being treated for what he described as family trauma and addiction. The announcement has drawn broad attention in the sports world, with fans and commentators reacting to the six-time major champion's decision to step away and address personal issues openly.
- 35Columbia Autumn Invitational Heads to Lake Placid Club This Weekend▼Columbia Autumn Invitational Set for This Weekend at Lake Placid Club
Columbia University Athletics has confirmed that the Autumn Invitational golf tournament will be held this weekend at the Lake Placid Club. The event brings collegiate golfers to the historic Adirondacks venue for fall competition. Further details on the participating field and schedule have not been widely reported yet.
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Ole Miss men's golfer Trolio has been named SEC Golfer of the Week, according to the university's athletics department. The conference honor recognizes his recent performance on the course for the Rebels. Further details about the tournament or scores that earned him the award were not provided in the announcement.
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The Missouri Valley Conference has announced its weekly golf honors, recognizing standout performances from its men's and women's players in competition during the past week. The October 1, 2026 release names the conference's golfers of the week as part of the MVC's regular schedule of athlete awards across its sports. Further details on the specific winners and their results were not included in the announcement itself.
- 38US benches Scottie Scheffler in controversial Ryder Cup foursomes call▼U.S. benches Scottie Scheffler in controversial foursomes move
US Ryder Cup officials left world number one Scottie Scheffler out of the foursomes lineup, a decision drawing immediate criticism from fans and pundits. Benching the Americans' top player in a format where every point matters is being called one of the boldest and most debated captaincy moves of the event.
- 39Northwest Arkansas Hosts Top Women Golfers for LPGA Event●Latest News | Northwest Arkansas welcomes the best women’s golfers in the world
Northwest Arkansas is welcoming the best women's golfers in the world this week as the region hosts its annual professional tournament. Local coverage highlights the event's status as a major stop on the women's golf calendar, drawing top international players and bringing national attention and economic activity to the area.
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Japanese golfer Yuna Nishimura captured the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship on the LPGA Tour, a notable victory in her season. The win is being reported across golf media, with attention on her performance and equipment, including the grips she used during the tournament in Rogers, Arkansas.