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Clutch-time closing propelled Scottie Scheffler’s back-to-back victories at the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday

Clutch play once again defined the performance of golf’s top-ranked player as Scottie Scheffler secured back-to-back victories at the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday. Facing pressure on one of the PGA Tour’s most demanding courses, Scheffler delivered a composed and efficient closing stretch to separate himself from the field and claim another prestigious title. Throughout the tournament, Scheffler showcased the consistency that has made him one of the dominant figures in professional golf. However, it was his ex*****on during the final round that proved decisive. Key birdies, steady ball-striking, and confident putting allowed him to maintain control when challengers attempted to close the gap. The victory adds another significant achievement to an already impressive season and further strengthens Scheffler’s position among the sport’s elite players. Winning consecutive Memorial Tournament titles places him in distinguished company and highlights his ability to perform under pressure. With major championships and other marquee events still ahead, Scheffler’s latest triumph sends a strong message to the rest of the golf world: he remains the player to beat.

See the field for the 2026 U.S. Women's Open at Riviera

The complete 156-player field is now confirmed for the 81st U.S. Women’s Open Presented by Ally, set for June 4-7 at The Riviera Country Club. This marks the first time the prestigious major will be held at the legendary Los Angeles venue, which celebrates its centennial in 2026. World No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul, Nelly Korda, and Hyo Joo Kim headline a star-studded lineup featuring 11 past champions, including defending winner Maja Stark of Sweden. The exempt players and qualifiers represent 92 top professionals, with strong international presence from Thailand, South Korea, and beyond. The field spans generations: from 9-year-old amateur Cheetah Baez, the youngest entrant, to 62-year-old Gail Graham, the oldest. Local talent and rising amateurs add depth to the historic occasion. Riviera, known for hosting Ben Hogan’s 1948 U.S. Open triumph, offers a classic test redesigned by Coore and Crenshaw. Fans anticipate dramatic scoring as the world’s best women compete for the Harton S. Semple Trophy on this exclusive, rarely accessible course.

Meet the 15 teams who made the first cut at the 2026 NCAA Men's Golf Championship

The field has been trimmed to 15 at the 2026 NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa’s North Course. After 54 holes of stroke play, the top 15 teams advanced to Monday’s final stroke-play round, with the top eight earning spots in match play. Auburn leads comfortably at 22 under, with the No. 1 team in the nation poised for another strong run. Host Texas sits second at 19 under. Vanderbilt and defending champion Oklahoma State are tied for third at 9 under and 8 under, respectively, alongside UCLA and Arizona (both 8 under). Further down, North Carolina (6 under), Duke (1 under), Oklahoma (even), Virginia and Florida (1 over), San Diego, Stanford, Tennessee, and LSU (all 2 over) rounded out the cut line. LSU’s dramatic 18-under third round — one of the best in recent NCAA history — propelled the Tigers from well outside the projected cut into contention. Monday’s final 18 holes of stroke play will decide the eight match-play qualifiers and the individual champion. With powerhouse programs like Auburn and Texas setting the pace, an exciting finish is guaranteed at La Costa.