Monday, September 28, 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. Singles 9.5-2.5 to the U.S.
The biggest comeback in Presidents Cup history and an 11th straight win. Young, Thomas, Scheffler, Gotterup, Morikawa, Cantlay, Koivun, Bridgeman and Schauffele all won, Henley halved with Taylor. Jacob Bridgeman clinched it with a three foot par on the 18th, 1 up over Min Woo Lee, on his debut.
Source: AP, Sky Sports, PGA Tour
Jackson Koivun, 21, Presidents Cup debut. 2-0-1 for the week
Picked over J.J. Spaun and told so all month. He beat Si Woo Kim 2 up after being two down, and on the 18th hit driver down the middle and an 8 iron to eight feet for a conceded birdie. The only American unbeaten all week.
Source: PGA Tour, AP
Gabby Golf Girl, Bethpage Black, Farmingdale, New York
Up at 1:45am, at the course by 3:17am where people camp in cars for a tee time, then hours on the range asking for a scratch player to take her on for $100 a hole. Nobody would. Then someone did. 118,000 views in 19 hours.
Source: YouTube
FedEx Open de France, Le Golf National, final round
A closing 70 for 20 under and a three shot win over Angel Hidalgo, who shot 67. It is Matt Fitzpatrick's fourth title of 2026 after the Valspar, the RBC Heritage and the Zurich Classic with his brother Alex. To hit the shots I did down the stretch was pretty special, he said.
Source: AP, DP World Tour
Creator of the day
What a good round actually looks like as a scratch golfer: 18 holes at Araluen Estate in Western Australia, every shot, no highlights reel. The misses stay in, which is the point. An Aussie coach who shows the work. Worth a follow.
Day six of ten in the $100,000 back yard tournament. 679,000 views in 17 hours, the best day since day two.
He tried out for Washington's D1 golf team, with the Husky coaches watching and a Recruit Me sign. 41,000 views.
New driver, irons and putter: the nine club bag overhaul he did not expect. 39,000 views.
Match five of The Ashes, a must win against Team Rick Shiels at Wallasey, the home of Stableford. Fresh this morning.
Yuna Nishimura's first LPGA win: 19 under at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship, five clear of Aki Iwai, Chanettee Wannasaen and In Gee Chun, with an eagle at the par 5 14th over water on Sunday. Yealimi Noh and Mao Saigo both made their first career aces.
A fan screamed in Nico Echavarria's backswing on the 14th tee and the ball went right. Scottie Scheffler conceded him a 32 foot par putt on the hole. Scheffler still won 2 and 1.
Brandt Snedeker, whose picks were questioned all month: I am so damn proud of those guys. Brandel Chamblee called it the greatest Sunday singles performance by a U.S. team ever, and the Fore Play crew spent an hour on it this morning.
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