Why 1,350 Courses Are Opening For Women’s Golf Day May 26
Women’s Golf Day 2026 runs May 26 through June 2 with 1,350 facilities in 85 countries hosting free beginner-friendly clinics. Here’s how to find your nearest event — and what to expect.
Women’s Golf Day 2026 runs May 26 through June 2 with 1,350 facilities in 85 countries hosting free beginner-friendly clinics. Here’s how to find your nearest event — and what to expect.
Don Rea Jr. is no longer the president of the PGA of America. The Board of Directors removed Rea from the office on Friday, May 22, 2026 — just six months before his two-year term would have expired in November. Vice President Nathan Charnes has been elevated to acting president until the November transition. The … Read more
LIV Golf Korea returns May 28-31 at Asiad Country Club in Busan. DeChambeau defends his individual title; Anthony Kim, Jon Rahm, and an all-Korean home team headline.
TaylorMade is moving its driver lineup to a two-year cycle: the Qi4D stays as flagship through 2027, with no new TaylorMade driver expected until 2028 — the first year since 2001 the brand has skipped a driver launch.
First Tee Week 2026 runs May 23–30 under a “Dear Coach” theme honoring the mentors who power junior golf. A Jim Nantz-led alumni event in Fort Worth, alongside Charles Schwab Challenge week, anchors a campaign across 150 chapters.
Si Woo Kim shot 11-under 60 at TPC Craig Ranch, missing 59 by one shot, to take a five-shot lead at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson.
PGA Tour rookie Marco Penge has announced an indefinite break from competition to focus on his health, citing ear, neck and nervous system issues that began with a viral infection last November.
132 Ladies European Tour stars from 36 nations descend on Royal Golf Dar Es Salam’s Blue Course for the 29th playing of one of Africa’s longest-running professional women’s events.
Stanford is the No. 1 seed, USC has the player of the year, and Northwestern beat the Cardinal 3–2 here last May — the 2026 NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Championship begins Friday at Omni La Costa with five ANNIKA Award finalists in the field.
1,897 players entered the 81st U.S. Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club, June 4-7. Maja Stark defends, world No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul headlines, and Riviera hosts its first USGA women’s championship in its 100th year.