The New York Times – Sports:
A prized mainstay of Connecticut’s sporting calendar for 70 years, the Travelers has become more than just a golf tournament.
Author: Bill Pennington
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Under Pressure From LIV Golf, the PGA Tour Defends Its Perch
The New York Times – Sports:
Jay Monahan, the tour’s commissioner, announced prize money increases for next year to try to appease players and called the rival circuit an “irrational threat” that was trying to “buy the sport.”
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The Real Enforcers of Title IX: Angry Parents
The New York Times – Sports:
Girls are supposed to have equal access in schools. In practice, districts aren’t forced to change unless someone speaks up.
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As Koepka Leaves for LIV Golf, the PGA Tour Mulls Changes
The New York Times – Sports:
Brooks Koepka, a four-time major winner, and another top-20 player committed to the new series Tuesday. In a players’ meeting, the PGA Tour commissioner outlined tweaks that included a revised schedule.
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At U.S. Open, Matt Fitzpatrick Wins His First Major Championship
The New York Times – Sports:
Will Zalatoris and Scottie Scheffler, who tied for second, made it interesting down the stretch at the Country Club, but Fitzpatrick held on to finish at six under par.
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At U.S. Open, Matt Fitzpatrick Wins His First Major Tournament
The New York Times – Sports:
Will Zalatoris and Scottie Scheffler, who tied for second, made it interesting down the stretch at the Country Club, but Fitzpatrick held on to finish at six under par.
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Zalatoris, Fitzpatrick Share U.S. Open Lead Heading Into Final Round
The New York Times – Sports:
Tied for the tournament lead entering Sunday, Will Zalatoris will get another shot at his first major win after surviving a perilous third round.
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A Weird, Wild and Entirely Typical Day at the U.S. Open
The New York Times – Sports:
It was a topsy-turvy second round on a vexing golf course as famed and anonymous players jockeyed up and down the leaderboard and turkeys paid a visit.
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At U.S. Open, Betrayal, Greed, a LIV Golf Star and, Above All, Decorum
The New York Times – Sports:
PGA Tour loyalists golfed alongside tour defectors for the first time, and for Phil Mickelson, LIV Golf’s highest-paid star, it was business as usual down to his score.