Twelve players have won three of four men's professional major championships in their careers, including three active players.

The PGA Tour headed to Royal Portrush golf club in Northern Ireland this week for the 2025's 'The Open (also known as the British Open in the United States)' as a familiar face, Scottie Scheffler, finished with a field-best -10 score after two rounds on Friday.

British Open champion Scottie Scheffler won’t play in the PGA Tour’s 3M Open in Blaine, but he’s undoubtedly the talk of golf.

The 2025 men's major season is complete, with Rory McIlroy accomplishing the career Grand Slam at the Masters, Scottie Scheffler getting two legs closer to doing the same at the PGA and The Open, and J.J. Spaun earning his maiden major in dramatic fashion at the U.S. Open.

Scheffler enters the final day of play at the Open Championship with a comfortable lead, looking to keep his spot at the top of the leaderboard on Sunday.

By all historical and statistical measures, Scottie Scheffler is currently the greatest golfer in the world. He’s just won the 2025 Open Championship, but has a refreshing perspective on golf's importance in life.

Here are the big storylines entering the 77th edition of the U.S. Junior Amateur, to be played at Trinity Forest in Dallas.

One of the earliest and highest-profile players to take his talents to the LIV Golf tour, DeChambeau was a two-time winner in his first full season there in 2023 and picked up another victory when he went 19-under par in Korea in May.

It seems like every time Scottie Scheffler wins, he’s putting himself in the same conversation as Tiger Woods.  Leading the British Open and on the brink of 17

Another PGA Tour Golfer Withdraws From The Open Days Before Major Starts originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Open Championship is just days away from teeing off on Thursday, and the field is still undergoing a few changes. Golf fans should rest easy as the stars are expected to compete at Royal Portrush for the final major of 2025.

When Dave Kendall told his friend about his Stage-4 cancer diagnosis, Jim Yuhas expected the worst. Instead, he witnessed Kendall's 12th career ace.