Ciganda clinches Europe’s 15–13 Solheim Cup victory
Europe wins Sunday singles 7–5 at Bernardus. The official highlights show the clincher, the recoveries and the match-play decisions worth watching.
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TMRW Sports’ reported $1 billion valuation puts the next golf launches in focus
Alexis Ohanian celebrates the funding report as the company prepares WTGL’s television debut and develops a professional flag football league with the NFL.
What to look for before copying a tour swing in slow motion
Greg Rose explains the pelvis-to-stance relationship at address. Pair his TPI lesson with PGA Tour footage to build better questions for your next practice session.
Give driver practice two clear jobs: repeat the setup, explore the release
Jason Baile’s walk-in routine and Joe Plecker’s impact-bag demonstration offer two separate ways to organize a focused simulator session.
Inside James Shields’ home golf setup, where the simulator doubles as movie night
A MrShortGame tour finds a practice room, backyard greens and a two-lane bowling alley built around the retired pitcher’s family.
Build a wedge session around distance control and three useful flights
Dave Phillips explains unwanted wedge spin; Parker McLachlin demonstrates three address positions. Use both lessons to give your next simulator practice a clear purpose.
LIV Golf files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
LIV Golf entered a court-supervised Chapter 11 restructuring in New Jersey on September 8. The league says it is not shutting down and aims to emerge in early 2027 with a player-first ownership model.
GB&I wins Walker Cup 13½-12½ at Lahinch
Great Britain and Ireland staged the biggest comeback in Walker Cup history on Sunday at Lahinch, taking the Match for the first time since 2015. Sim golfers already had Lahinch on the radar after SkyTrak pointed at the venue over the weekend.
Koivun won the 3M Open at 25-under three months before a Team USA pick
Jackson Koivun won the 3M Open on July 26 at 25-under 259, three shots ahead of Scottie Scheffler, in his third start as a pro. Three months after Auburn, Brandt Snedeker made the 21-year-old a captain's pick for Team USA at Medinah, September 24-27. Koivun is 48th on the U.S. points list and 66th in the world. Ben Griffin, 8th in points, and J.J. Spaun, 10th, were left home. FanDuel still has USA -400, Internationals +350, and a tie +1000. Kalshi's last verified pre-picks print is USA 81 percen
FanDuel has Team USA at -400 for the Presidents Cup at Medinah
FanDuel still has Team USA -400, Internationals +350, and a tie +1000 for the Presidents Cup at Medinah from September 24-27. Kalshi's last verified print before Tuesday's picks was USA 81 percent, Team World 18 percent, and a tie 4 percent. Brandt Snedeker set four-ball for Thursday. Jackson Koivun is on the U.S. team three months after Auburn; there is no posted Koivun session price, so the four-ball-point board is a yes-or-no until a book prints one. Tape the 3M Open win, not another roster d
Both Presidents Cup teams are set for Medinah
Golf Digest posted the 24 players headed to Medinah. Captain Brandt Snedeker and International captain Geoff Ogilvy finalized six picks apiece on September 1, joining six automatic qualifiers on each side. Matches are September 24-27 at Medinah Country Club. This is a field page, not a restack of this morning's Malbon/Koivun item.
Tiger Woods's license was suspended for five years after a Florida plea
Golf Digest posted that Tiger Woods had his driver's license suspended for five years after a plea deal in his DUI case from a car accident earlier this year. Martin County reporting on September 2, 2026, says Woods pleaded no contest after the original DUI-related charge was reduced, and that Judge Darren Steele imposed a five-year license suspension with no exceptions. Fine amounts and jail-warning wording beyond the tweet are sourced to that reporting.
Malbon says Jackson Koivun is headed to the Presidents Cup for Team USA
Malbon posted that Jackson Koivun is headed to the Presidents Cup with Team USA. The claim is sourced to that brand post. Independent roster confirmation is not in this draft.
Golf Digest mapped how the 2026 Tour Championship would have played as match play
Golf Digest used last week's four rounds at East Lake to project how the 2026 Tour Championship would have played as match play. The piece says it is not a perfect replication of what will happen in 2028. Also in this pack: Scheffler's winning WITB, TPI on Michael Brennan generating vertical force early, five training takeaways from Scheffler's trainer, MyGolfSpy's Best Wedges of 2026 dashboard, and a quote-tweet asking for Tiger Woods' career earnings adjusted for inflation after SportsCenter s
Golf Digest shows how tour pros use data to aim
Luke Kerr-Dineen, Golf Digest Game Plan, uses Corey Jez and Tour IQ ShotLink data to show that shot patterns are a bell curve, not an even oval. Pros still aim away from real hazards. When a short-sided miss is a pretend penalty, they fire closer to tucked pins so most shots finish nearer the hole. This is instruction, not a 2026 Tour Championship result.
A golf coach says playing with less anger improved his scores
Ryan Mouque says the best thing he did for his game was to stop caring, and his scores improved. He also posted a Justin Rose-style chipping drill: short and sharp, hinge up, thumbs down, stop around waist high. Skratch posted a clip to protect Johnson Wagner at all costs. Instruction and color, not tour results.
LIV Golf prepares for a bankruptcy filing in September
The Financial Times reported that LIV Golf is preparing for a bankruptcy filing in September. The tweet card says the challenger golf league is negotiating a funding package with BC Partners for a slimmed-down circuit. This is a report of preparations, not a confirmed court filing.
Scheffler won the Tour Championship
Scottie Scheffler won the Tour Championship. He said the season is over and he earned a beer. Tiger Woods marked three wins, five runner-ups, and No. 1. Rules officials said Viktor Hovland did not appear to touch the sand. Golf Digest on which stats matter. The Golf Engineer on the driver sweet spot.
Golf Digest: Tour tempo is 3-to-1
Luke Kerr-Dineen walks Grober's Yale lecture and Novosel's Tour Tempo: the ratio holds even when Rahm is short and Singh is long. Smooth means even, not low-and-slow. This is a range tape, not East Lake news, and it does not touch the 2028 format collection.