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Dustin Johnson pulled out of final Open qualifying at Dundonald Links and will miss the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, ending his run of 38 consecutive major starts. He did not automatically qualify and no reason was given for the withdrawal, with the LIV Golf star having shown limited success in recent majors.
Wyndham Clark shoots a 64 to take a six-under clubhouse lead as US Open day two resumes at Shinnecock, with Dustin Johnson, Matt Fitzpatrick and Gary Woodland within three of the lead and Jon Rahm still finishing his round; gusty winds and a fog-delayed start shape the early action, and Woodland’s public battle with PTSD adds a human angle to the day’s competitive drama.
The PGA of America released the field for the 2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club near Philadelphia, listing 156 players with two spots potentially filled by this week’s Myrtle Beach Classic and Truist Championship winners. Notable inclusions are LIV Golf member Tom McKibbin (world No. 100) and a surprise invitation for Dustin Johnson, while Phil Mickelson is not in the field. Scottie Scheffler is the defending champion.
4Aces GC solidifies its 2026 roster by re-signing captain Dustin Johnson to a multi-year contract and adding European rising star Thomas Detry to join Patrick Reed and Thomas Pieters. Detry, coming off a WM Phoenix Open victory, brings international pedigree and winning experience, while Johnson says the team has the talent and swagger to contend as LIV Golf shifts to 72-hole formats; the roster expansion aligns with the league’s broader brand partnerships and entertainment-driven approach.
The 2024 Masters will feature live coverage of Tiger Woods' return to competitive golf, with his group teeing off at 3:54 p.m. ET alongside Max Homa and Jason Day, while defending champion Jon Rahm starts at 1 p.m. ET. Due to weather delays, Round 1 will begin at 10:30 a.m. ET. Viewers can watch featured groups and other coverage on various platforms, including CBS Sports and Paramount+.
Dustin Johnson birdied three of the last six holes to win the LIV Golf Las Vegas Invitational by one shot, battling tough conditions to claim his third LIV title and $4m in prize money. Talor Gooch and Peter Uihlein finished second, while Matthew Wolff came in third. England's Paul Casey, Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell, and American Jason Kokrak shared fifth place. The team title went to Smash GC, captained by Brooks Koepka, seven shots ahead of Johnson's 4Aces.
Justin Thomas and Dustin Johnson are among the notable golfers who missed the cut at the 2023 British Open at Royal Liverpool. Thomas struggled with an opening round of 82, marking his third missed cut in major championships this season. Johnson, on the other hand, failed to break 80 in one of the rounds, finishing with a 36-hole total of 13-over. Tony Finau also missed the cut after three consecutive bogeys, ending his streak of six straight cuts made at the Open.
The 2023 British Open Championship is expected to be a dramatic event with multiple top names in great form. Royal Liverpool, the host course, presents challenges with its doglegs, internal out-of-bounds areas, and unpredictable seaside weather. DraftKings has introduced a new pricing tier, offering the opportunity for unique and lower-owned lineups. Rickie Fowler is a popular pick but may not be worth his high price and projected ownership. Dustin Johnson, on the other hand, is a strong pivot option with a great record at the British Open. Tony Finau is likely to be a popular pick but has struggled with recent form, making him a fade. Max Homa, with improved play and lower ownership, is a solid pivot option. Brian Harman's recent strong finishes may make him overvalued, while Si Woo Kim offers great talent and upside at a lower ownership percentage.
Rory McIlroy is the favorite to win the 2023 Open Championship, followed by Scottie Scheffler. Golf expert Sia Nejad is fading Jon Rahm due to his lack of success in the Open and recent form. Nejad is bullish on Dustin Johnson, despite his longshot odds. Nejad has locked in his best bets and top sleepers for the tournament.
The 2023 Open Championship at Royal Liverpool Golf Club is set to begin, with Rory McIlroy as the favorite. Golf expert Sia Nejad is fading Jon Rahm due to his recent form, while being bullish on Dustin Johnson despite his longshot odds. Nejad has locked in his best bets, top sleepers, and favorites to avoid for the tournament.
Rickie Fowler and Xander Schauffele made history by scoring the lowest rounds in U.S. Open history, standing at 8 under by day's end, two clear of Dustin Johnson and three clear of Rory McIlroy. The course played extremely easy for competitors as the first round of the 2023 U.S. Open marked the most rounds of 65 or lower being recorded in a single round across the history of the national championship.
Rory McIlroy is two shots off the lead after the first round of the 2023 US Open, with Dustin Johnson leading the way at seven under par. Brian Harman is three shots off the lead at five under par, while defending champion Matt Fitzpatrick finished one over par. The challenging course at Los Angeles Country Club is expected to test the contenders across four demanding rounds, with low scores unlikely. The unexpected news of a merger between the controversial Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series and the PGA Tour adds to the anticipation.
The PGA Championship resumes on Friday at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York, with Eric Cole holding the solo lead after a solid showing on Thursday. Bryson DeChambeau is one stroke behind at 4-under, while Scottie Scheffler, Corey Conners, and Dustin Johnson are all at 3-under. Tom Kim's fall into the mud and creek on No. 6 was the moment of the day. Follow the latest scores with the Round 2 leaderboard.
As the delayed first round of the PGA Championship at Oak Hill comes to a close, many top players are struggling to make the cut, with pundits predicting that an 18-handicap golfer would struggle to break 120 on the course. Meanwhile, Jim Nantz took a jab at LIV Golf before Dustin Johnson's tee shot, and Brooks Koepka revealed that his dejected appearance in a scene from the Netflix docudrama 'Full Swing' was due to a bad March Madness bet, not his golf game.
Golf announcer Jim Nantz took another subtle jab at the controversial Saudi Arabian-backed golf league, LIV Golf, during the PGA Championship. Nantz referenced Dustin Johnson's recent win at a LIV Golf tournament, which was poorly broadcasted and cut away from by most affiliates of The CW. Johnson is one of 16 LIV Golf members in the field this week. Nantz has previously made similar comments about LIV Golf during the Masters.