Golfer Profiles

Belgium’s Nicolas Colsaerts — 2012 Ryder Cup hero and three-time DP World Tour winner — plays his 505th and final tour start at this week’s Soudal Open in Antwerp.

Eight past champions plus Solheim Cup captain Anna Nordqvist headline the 2026 ShopRite LPGA at Seaview, May 29-31. Here’s who’s playing and why it matters.

Garrick Higgo has parted ways with caddie Austin Gaugert after a one-minute late tee time at Aronimink triggered a two-stroke penalty and an eventual missed cut at the PGA Championship.

Adam Scott officially in for the 2026 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills, where he will start his 100th consecutive major — a streak only Jack Nicklaus has surpassed.

Cole Sherwood beat Zac Blair by one to capture the inaugural Colonial Life Charity Classic on May 17, 2026 — his first Korn Ferry Tour win and a 31-spot leap in the points race.

The Titleist Pro V1x Double Dot Cameron Young has been gaming since the 2025 Wyndham would likely already conform to the USGA’s incoming Overall Distance Standard.

Leonie Harm captures the 2026 Amundi German Masters for her first Ladies European Tour title, 13 years after a near-fatal car crash left her with a 1% chance of survival.

Lucas Herbert won LIV Golf Virginia wire-to-wire at Trump National DC on May 10, 2026, securing his first individual LIV title and a U.S. Open invitation at Shinnecock Hills.

Aaron Rai closed with a 65 at Aronimink to become the first Englishman to win the PGA Championship in 107 years — sealing it with a 40-foot eagle at 9 and a 68-foot birdie at 17.

Charley Hull defends her 2025 title against Nelly Korda and 16 of the world’s top 20 LPGA stars at Maketewah Country Club, Cincinnati, May 14–17, 2026.