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The latest Golf coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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British Open last chance for Scottie Scheffler to win a major in 2026
The British Open has 166 years of history behind it, so it doesn't need a catchy slogan for Scottie Scheffler and everyone else to know it will be eight months before the next major.
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Scottish Open field has rare blend of PGA Tour and LIV players
The Scottish Open has the look of a major championship this week, not so much because of the strength of the field or the heritage of the golf course, though neither is too shabby.
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Viktor Hovland wins Travelers in Monday playoff when Scheffler misses short birdie putt
Viktor Hovland got all the validation he needed Monday that his game was on track again, and a whole lot more.
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Scottie Scheffler settles for 60, grabs 36-hole lead at Travelers Championship
Scottie Scheffler narrowly missed out on a chance Friday to become the second player in PGA Tour history with two sub-60 rounds.
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After rough-and-tumble US Open, soft landing awaits PGA Tour’s best
Two days of rain gave way to a clearing sky Wednesday at TPC River Highlands, where the Travelers Championships tees off Thursday.
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PGA Tour’s overhaul for 2028 will split golfers among two series
Tiger Woods said the objective was to create the best version of the PGA Tour. The answer presented Tuesday was a major shakeup to its model.
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At US Open, Wyndham Clark proves he doesn’t have to be perfect to be a winner
Long before he smashed the locker, won a single trophy or had any inkling he'd play in a U.S. Open one day, golf for Wyndham Clark was a test of patience, will and temperament.
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5-at-10: Wyndham Clark, Cape Verde and the home run derby
Weekend winners, and there were more than a few
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Wyndham Clark’s lead six at US Open; Scottie Scheffler in final group
Wyndham Clark proved to be even tougher than Shinnecock Hills in the third round of the U.S. Open.
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Amateur stars Jackson Koivun, Miles Russell play together at US Open
Miles Russell, just 17, and Jackson Koivun, 21, were paired together in the third round of the U.S. Open, a grouping that was referred to during TV coverage as the future of golf.
