After a two-week absence from PGA Tour golf, we are back with the first event of the Fall swing, the debut edition of the Biltmore Championship. The event will be held at the Walnut Cove golf course at the Biltmore resort, designed by Jack Nicklaus in 2005. While I have never been to the Biltmore, I remember it clearly as the place where Duke students would get away with their parents or significant others for a nice weekend in the mountains. It’s certainly a beautiful area o

So we’ve made it to the final event of the season, and this will be the second year that the new look East Lake will not feature starting strokes– thus, the 30th ranked player in the field is starting at zero, just like Scottie Scheffler. While I think that the no starting strokes makes this a better golf tournament, I don’t think that the current playoff format makes the first and second rounds matter close to enough. Now that the FedEx St. Jude’s and BMW Championship featur

Bellerive Country Club Introduction The last time we saw Bellerive was at the PGA Championship in 2018, which was won by Brooks Koepka. The golf course was correctly maligned at the time for being unworthy of hosting a major championship, and I would argue that it’s not even worthy of hosting a FedEx Cup playoff win. I’m curious as to what viewers and discord members will think of the golf course. My expectations are pretty low. There is nothing aesthetically pleasing about t

Course Introduction Coming off the stunning Great Northern last week, we have another course that wowed on it’s first appearance on tour last year in the Trump International Golf Links in Scotland for the Nexo Championship. It is a very modern links course, with pushed up greens that are very undulating and feature severe fall offs. But the fairways leading up to them have been bulldozed flat compared to the natural undulation that is typical of links golf. Miss these fairway

Course Introduction After an extended 6-week summer break between stand-alone DPWT events, we are back with the Danish Golf Championship at Great Northern, which is a relatively new Jack Nicklaus design built in 2017. Great Northern is a 7,314 yard stock par 72 and is an exposed golf course with very few trees. While I couldn’t find anything confirming it, the greens appear to be Bentgrass and they have plenty of short grass surrounding them, including some steep fall offs.

TPC Southwind, the host of the 2026 FedEx St. Jude Championship Overview The FedEx Cup playoffs kick off with the FedEx St. Jude Championship, a field of the 70 best players from the 2026 regular season. This event will not feature a cut, and at the end of the week, the top 50 players in the FedEx Cup standings will advance to the BMW Championship at Bellerive. I’m not the biggest TPC Southwind fan, but that’s not necessarily because TPC Southwind is a bad PGA Tour course – i

Sedgefield Country Club Intro The PGA Tour heads to Greensboro, North Carolina for the final event of the 2026 regular season. The Wyndham Championship has been a staple on the PGA Tour since 1983 when it was founded as the Greater Greensboro Open. It had annually been played in April or May until 2003, when the PGA Tour altered the schedule and moved it to the end of the year. The tournament has been hosted at several courses over the years before a permanent move to the Don

Intro The switch from Royal Portrush to TPC Twin Cities will be a jarring one, I could not think of a wider juxtaposition between everything that professional golf should be and what professional golf unfortunately is. Instead of utilizing ground contours, dunes, and pot bunkers as thought-provoking hazards that induce strategy, TPC Twin Cities is the definition of target golf. It is a golf course built on a sod farm with absolutely zero topographical intrigue, and the archit

Royal Birkdale: Everything You Need to Know Royal Birkdale is part of a trio of Open courses on the Merseyside coast of England with Royal Lytham & St. Annes and Royal Liverpool. The club was founded in 1889, and the original course started as 9 holes and expanded and moved to Birkdale Hills by 1897 (its current location), just south of the city in Southport. The course we see today was designed by George Lowe, who was the pro at Royal Lytham. In 1922, the course was extens

RELATED: Insider Sheet | Live Odds | Early Open Odds | Majors Heat Map Former Winners 2025: Chris Gotterup (-15) over Rory McIlroy, Marco Penge (-13) Scoring Average: +0.09 Winner Odds: Gotterup (80/1) 2024: Robert MacIntyre (-18) over Adam Scott (-17) Scoring Average: -1.29 Winner Odds: MacIntyre (45/1) 2023: Rory McIlroy (-15) over Robert MacIntyre (-14) Scoring Average: -0.21 Winner Odds: McIlroy (9/1) 2022: Xander Schauffele (-7) over Kurt Kitayama (-6) Scoring A

Former Winners 2025: Brian Campbell (-18) over Emiliano Grillo Winner: Campbell (350/1) Scoring Average: -1.66 2024: Davis Thompson (-28) over Michael Thorbjornsen, Luke Clanton, C.T. Pan (24) Winner: Thompson (25/1) Scoring Average: -2.33 2023: Sepp Straka (-21) over Brendon Todd, Alex Smalley (-19) Winner: Straka (50/1) Scoring Average: -1.71 2022: J.T. Poston (-21) over Emiliano Grillo, Christiaan Bezuidenhout (-18) Winner: Poston (45/1) Scoring Average: -1.33 2021: Luc

The DPWT returns with the Italian Open this week hosted by the Blue course at Circolo Golf Torino. The field is stronger than the last couple months of DPWT events, with Patrick Reed returning as well as a few of the LIV players including David Puig and Joaquin Niemann. Torino is a 7,214-yard par 71 flat parkland course with bentgrass greens that winds its way between large trees with the occasional creek coming into play at the green. It has most recently hosted the 2013 and

Former Winners 2025: Keegan Bradley (-15) over Russell Henley, Tommy Fleetwood (-14) Scoring Average: -0.76 Winner Odds: Bradley (40/1) 2024: Scottie Scheffler (-22) over Tom Kim (-22) Scoring Average: -2.37 Winner Odds: Scheffler (+385) 2023: Keegan Bradley (-23) over Brian Harman, Zac Blair (-20) Scoring Average: -1.82 Winner Odds: Bradley (80/1) 2022: Xander Schauffele (-19) over J.T. Poston, Sahith Theegala (-17) Scoring Average: -0.65 Winner Odds: Schauffele (18/1) 202

Former Winners at U.S. Open 2025: J.J. Spaun (-1) over Robert MacIntyre (+1) Scoring Average: +3.82 Winner Odds: Spaun (140/1) 2024: Bryson DeChambeau (-6) over Rory McIlroy Scoring Average: +2.78 Winner Odds: DeChambeau (20/1) 2023: Wyndham Clark (-10) over Rory McIlroy (-9) Scoring Average: +1.76 Winner Odds: Clark (75/1) 2022: Matt Fitzpatrick (-6) over Scottie Scheffler, Will Zalatoris (-5) Scoring Average: +2.6 Winner Odds: Fitzpatrick (27/1) 2021: Jon Rahm (-6) over

Former Winners (Last year was the only event held at TPC Toronto) 2025: Ryan Fox (-18) over Sam Burns (-18) (Playoff) Odds: Fox (65/1) Scoring Average: -1.5 Thursday: -1.24 Friday: -0.48 Saturday: -2.22 Sunday: -2.11 The Basics Course: TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (North) Location: Caledon, Ontario, Canada Architect: Doug Carrick (2001), Ian Andrew (2023-2024) Par/Yardage: Par 70; 7,389 yards Greens: Bent/grass Poa measuring 6,500 square feet Fairway: Bent-grass/Poa m

The KLM Open in the Netherlands returns to The International for the third year in a row, as well as also hosting back in 2019. The International is a short 6,914-yard par 71 with four par 5’s and 5 par 3’s. It is a modern course that is very open and exposed to the strong winds that have been prevalent here. The land is very undulating with mounds littered throughout the property and between each hole, while the greens tend to be elevated with significant fall offs and slope

Former Winners 2025: Scottie Scheffler (-10) over Ben Griffin (-6) Winner Odds: Scheffler (+300) Scoring Average: +1.37 2024: Scottie Scheffler (-8) over Collin Morikawa (-7) Winner Odds: Scheffler (+350) Scoring Average: +1.59 2023: Viktor Hovland (-7) over Denny McCarthy (-7) (Playoff) Winner Odds: Hovland (20/1) Scoring Average: +1.54 2022: Billy Horschel (-13) over Aaron Wise (-9) Winner Odds: Horschel (55/1) Scoring Average: +1.1 2021: Patrick Cantlay (-13) over Collin M

The continental European swing continues with the Austrian Open, which this year is being held at Kitzbühel-Schwarzsee-Reith golf club (KSR). KSR had previously hosted a Hotel Planner tour event in 2003 that was won at -23 with an average score 0f -0.92. For this year's event, the nines have been swapped and a number of new tees have lengthened the course by a net 300 yards. This includes losing 100 yards by turning what was a short par 4 into a long par 3. A short par 5 has

Former Winners 2025: Ben Griffin (-12) over Matti Schmid (-11) Winner Odds: Griffin (60/1) Scoring Average: +0.33 2024: Davis Riley (-14) over Keegan Bradley, Scottie Scheffler (-9) Winner Odds: Riley (300/1) Scoring Average: +0.83 2023: Emiliano Grillo (-8) over Adam Schenk (-8) Winner Odds: Grillo (80/1) Scoring Average: +0.86 2022: Sam Burns (-9) over Scottie Scheffler (-9) Winner Odds: Burns (30/1) Scoring Average: +0.87 2021: Jason Kokrak (-14) over Jordan Spieth (-12)

The Soudal Open is back at Rinkven Golf Club in Belgium for the fifth year in a row. Rinkven is a very short 6,940-yard par 71 weaving through thick forest with some ponds and creeks occasionally coming into play. Despite its lack of length, it hasn’t been a complete pushover with narrow playing corridors and bentgrass greens. The last four years have seen a winning score and scoring averages of -13 and -0.04, -18 and -1.22, -17 and -0.65 and -13 and +0.28. Last year had a dr