Saturday, September 26, 2026
What happened in golf in the last 24 hours. Every story has its video; tap to play it here.
Presidents Cup, Medinah Country Club, Illinois. Saturday fourballs from 8:02am ET, Golf Channel then NBC from 9
Taylor and Conners beat Scheffler and Burns 1 up, Fox and Min Woo Lee beat Clark and Morikawa 1 up, and the two Kims took Cantlay and Schauffele 4 and 3. The first International sweep on U.S. soil, and a four point halfway lead last seen in 1998, when they won by nine.
Source: PGA Tour, Golf Channel
Saturday morning fourballs, Medinah, from 8:02am ET. Afternoon foursomes to follow
Adam Scott sits a session for the first time since 2017. Thomas and Koivun open against Lee and Im, Morikawa and Clark get the Kims, Gotterup and Young face Taylor and Conners, and Scheffler and Burns draw Matsuyama and Hisatsune at 8:56.
Source: PGA Tour, NBC Sports, Golf Channel
Bryson DeChambeau, $100,000 Backyard Golf Tournament
Day four is up and the numbers are holding: 628,000 views in the first 17 hours after day three did 768,000 and day two 880,000. Six days to go, one winner at the end.
Source: YouTube
FedEx Open de France, Le Golf National, round two
Matt Fitzpatrick, the world No. 4, eagled the par 5 14th and has not made a bogey in 36 holes: 13 under, one clear of Jeff Winther. Ryan Gerard, passed over for the Presidents Cup, shot 65 and sits fourth. Defending champion Michael Kim bogeyed the last.
Source: Golf Channel, DP World Tour
Creator of the day
Can she beat her beginner sister if the sister starts every hole on the green? A match at Chevy Chase Country Club, Mia from the forward tees and a caddie, Mazelynt from her own. A small channel with a big idea per video. Worth a follow.
He and Skyler Finnell turned the 27 holes at Little Mill Country Club into their own nine hole cross country course. 41,000 views.
This is what happens when you drop all ego: 210 yards is enough, and a round built on it. 52,000 views.
Episode two of his journey to becoming the best player on the YouTube Golf Tour, with the swing changes on screen. 17,000 views.
Deciding whether to wait for the green to clear, in a Short that did 216,000 views in 16 hours. Thursday's Creator of the day.
Yuna Nishimura shot 63 to lead the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship by one over Yu Liu after a birdie, eagle finish. 99 of 144 players broke par at Pinnacle. Charley Hull and Celine Boutier shot 65, Lottie Woad 66, and all eight European Solheim Cup players are under par.
Why the U.S. got swept, per Golf Channel: the Internationals gained more than six strokes putting, eight of the nine worst putters on the day were American, and the U.S. won one non par 4 hole all day. Par 3s went 6-0 to the visitors.
Snedeker paired Justin Thomas with Cameron Young without a practice round together; Thomas lost nearly two and a half strokes putting and they went down 3 and 2. It might not have been the right decision, Snedeker said, but it seemed like it at the time.
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