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Golf Channel has confirmed that the return of golf reality show, Big Break, is to be delayed a week after it was confirmed that a sponsored had pulled out of the series. In a statement from the Golf Channel, it read: "Golf Channel is postponing tonight’s premiere of Big Break x Good Good to next Tuesday, September 1.

Rory McIlroy has given his reaction to the new-look Tour Championship, which will begin in 2028. Details of the revamp were announced ahead of this week’s event at East Lake, with the new-look event to take place in a match play format over two weeks and at different venues. He said: "I think the PGA Tour and the Future Competition Committee and Brian and everyone involved have really taken on board what the fans have been calling for and have wanted, which is match play.

'Inside The Ropes' is the chance for Golf Monthly's expert team to share its honest thoughts on the biggest subjects in the game. This time, we react to the PGA Tour's new match play season finale announcement... The PGA Tour continues to drip-feed announcements over its new-look 2028 season, where there will be a two-tier system with the Championship and Challenger Series, and the latest update was a big one.

I knew the layout at Cork Golf Club bore the design signature of the famous Dr Alister MacKenzie, as our Irish expert, Kevin Markham, had extolled its virtues to me, strongly advocating a visit. What I didn't know, but soon did once I started reading up on it, was that the great man has a fairly limited Irish CV, the world-renowned Lahinch notwithstanding, with the core of his clients (nearly half of them) lying in the Cork area.

There is only one more event left to play in the PGA Tour's 2026 season, and $40 million is on the line at East Lake Golf Club as the Tour Championship takes place. The PGA Tour's best 30 players are in town and will be going head to head from a blank slate in 2026 with points reset and no starting strokes once again. Whoever follows in Tommy Fleetwood's footsteps will earn themselves a cool $10 million (before tax) while also being able to call themselves the FedEx Cup champion.

PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp held a press conference at East Lake ahead of the Tour Championship. There, he addressed a wide range of issues, from the chances of LIV Golfers making an immediate return to the PGA Tour to TV viewing figures and the revamped Tour Championship. Here are six big talking points from Rolapp’s Q&A. Continued Uncertainty For LIV Golfers Is there an immediate route back to the PGA Tour for Jon Rahm?

MGI Sureshot PINLOC 7000iPM deals MGI is a brand that impressed me greatly in 2025. I was a big fan of the ultra-small Sureshot SlimPRO laser, especially given the fact the brand is better known for making some of the best electric golf trolleys and push carts money can buy. Looking to build on this success, the Australian brand has released a trio of new rangefinders for the 2026 golf season, varying in terms of features and price points to ensure there should be something for every golfer.

Following months of speculation, the PGA Tour has confirmed plans for its revamped Tour Championship. The changes, which will come into effect from 2028, will conclude the new top tier of events, the Championship Series. As previously confirmed, throughout the Championship Series, tournaments will feature 72 holes of strokeplay with a cut, with players accumulating points in each.

The top golf brands release new drivers year after year and they hit the golf market with a promise of more clubhead speed, more distance and more forgiveness. So why have I been using a 2009 Mizuno MX700 for the last 17 years? Mizuno has long been known for its forged iron ranges, carrying the iconic slogan ‘nothing feels like a Mizuno’, but when the MX700 driver was released almost two decades ago, it was considered one of the best golf drivers on the market.

Some people believe that playing with a low number on your golf ball brings luck or if you tap the inside of the cup with the ball after a good putt that run will continue - but let's face it... these are nonsensical myths.