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Yealimi Noh had envisioned herself winning the AIG Women’s Open. As all talented pros do, Yealimi Noh had drawn herself in the stars before she even started to climb the pro golf ladder. But she arrived at this year’s AIG Women’s Open “unsure” about her game. After a brutal season that saw her go six events without breaking par in a single round, the 25-year-old Noh found herself no longer enjoying golf as she once did.

If you’ve heard of SWAG Golf, you may have heard of the 45-second sellouts, the one-of-one special search for headcovers, or the exclusive groups where SWAG fans buy sell and trade their gear in hopes of creating the ultimate collection. If you’ve followed the brand over the past few years, you have started to see them transition to more in-stock product and a wider catalog of products to get more SWAG into more hands.

Dylan Menante even talks with good pace. On a recently released video, he squeezed in about 250 words in just under a minute. Some of that is editing, of course. But Menante is a bit of an expert on the subject, and there was no reason to pause. He’d been approached to talk about his fast play.

The final edition of the Rocket Classic concludes Sunday at Detroit Golf Club, and there will be no shortage of drama in the Motor City. Davis Riley enters the final round with a one-shot lead over Michael Brennan and a three-shot lead over a pack of challengers that includes Rickie Fowler and Cameron Young. It has been a difficult year for Riley. He has made just 10 of 20 cuts and has just one top-10 finish, which came in the season-opening event in Hawaii at the Sony Open.

Have you ever had a day when you just didn’t feel like going to work? It can happen to anyone. Even someone whose job is playing golf. Forgive Davis Riley, but 2026 has been that kind of season. Wayward driving. Sloppy scoring. Missed cuts in half the tournaments he’s entered. Just one top-10 finish, and that came eight months ago. Not since a T6 at the Sony Open in January, where he played in the final group on Sunday, has the 29-year-old even caught a whiff of contention. It’s been a grind.

The 2026 Rocket Classic continues on Sunday with the fourth round at Detroit Golf Club in Detroit. You can find full Rocket Classic tee times for Sunday’s fourth round at the bottom of this post. Sunday, Michael Brennan will be in a final-round final pairing. Just like he was just about a year ago. And that happened close to where Brennan is now.

The 2026 AIG Women’s Open concludes on Sunday, August 2, with the fourth round at Royal Lytham and St. Annes in England. You can find full AIG Women’s Open tee times for Sunday’s fourth round at the bottom of this post. If you didn’t have Yealimi Noh in your office pool this week, you’re not alone. The 25-year-old Californian arrived at Royal Lytham and St. Annes with just two top-10 finishes in majors and one LPGA Tour victory to her name.

Si Woo Kim, in the end, was offered money. By a border tunnel. The offer was even displayed on a sign above the tunnel. So how do you get offered money by a border tunnel with the offer even displayed on a sign above the tunnel? It’s, well, interesting. The story came earlier this week, and it was relayed by Michael Kim, who played a part in what went down. Both pros are playing this week’s Rocket Classic at Detroit Golf Club, and Michael Kim texted Si Woo Kim asking if he wanted to get dinner.

Ever since Bing Crosby first brought his friends together for a golf extravaganza in the California desert, celebrity events have been a staple of the game. Their purposes are many. They allow A-listers to cut loose in competition while raising money for good causes, and they give fans a rare close-up view of actors, athletes and entertainers they usually see only from afar. Spectators often leave star-struck. As it turns out, the celebrities are frequently impressed by one another, too.

After six holes on Saturday, Haeran Ryu’s march to history seemed destined. Gunning for her third consecutive major win, Ryu had birdied three of her first six holes to stretch her lead to four at the AIG Women’s Open. A coronation appeared to be in the cards. Chaos arrived instead. Ryu blew her tee shot on the par-5 seventh into a thick gorse bush and had to take an unplayable. She made bogey and dropped another shot at No. 8.