Sam Burns Rides the Wind, Somehow Stays On Top at The Open
Sam Burns is leading The Open, which is frankly astonishing given what looked like a mild hurricane decided to take a personal holiday on the course. He’s at -10, which means he’s either a wizard, has a direct line to the weather gods, or just has a really, really good grip.
Read the originalBryson's Rules Ruckus: Did Royal Birkdale Break the Mad Scientist?
Well, it seems the quest for a perfectly placed ball has landed our favorite mad Tsar of physics in a bit of a pickle. Bryson DeChambeau, a man who approaches golf with the intensity of someone trying to prove the earth is flat (but in a good way), found himself wrestling with the rulebook at the Open Championship, not a rogue squirrel or a particularly stubborn slice.
Read the originalThese Golf Threads Are So Chill You Can Surf After Hitting a Birdie
Alright, picture this: you’re rocking some gear that whispers, not shouts, about your golf game. It screams San Diego, sunlight, and maybe a gnarly surf session before breakfast. This ain't your grandpa's argyle, unless your grandpa secretly moonlighted as a beach bum who played slingshot golf with coconuts.
Read the originalDeChambeau's Open Meltdown: A Two-Shot Penalty and the Threat of a Royal Tantrum
The 2026 Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, a course that probably just wants a quiet cuppa and a bit of drizzle, found itself hosting a full-blown Bryson DeChambeau drama. Our man, who apparently thought his 66 in the second round was a signed invitation to lift the Claret Jug right then and there, had his ego dealt a swift, two-stroke blow by the stern hand of Rules Officialdom.
Read the original📈 Collin Morikawa Moved up 9 spots to T20
Collin Morikawa is on the move at the The Open! Moved up 9 spots to T20 (-3).
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