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Fact or Fiction: Sergio Garcia Deserves Consideration for the 2025 Ryder Cup

The SI Golf team debates the all-time winningest Ryder Cupper's outlook for Bethpage and whether the notorious New York fans will need to be reeled in.

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Fact or Fiction: Smaller PGA Tour Fields Will Bring Faster Play, More Competition

The SI Golf staff debates how field and exemption changes could alter the Tour, plus whether Bethpage Black can be tweaked to help the U.S. in the Ryder Cup.

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Fact or Fiction: The Presidents Cup Desperately Needs an Overhaul

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate Tom Kim’s antics, Russell Henley’s mettle and whether it’s time to reboot the Presidents Cup.

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Fact or Fiction: American Domination Will Continue at the Presidents Cup

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate the matches in Royal Montreal and whether $750 is too much for a ticket to a golf tournament.

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Fact or Fiction: A New Solheim Cup Win Streak Starts Now for the U.S.

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate the impact of the U.S. win in Virginia and if the LPGA is doing enough to lift the women's game, plus possible concern around a U.S. Presidents Cup player.

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Fact or Fiction: Jon Rahm's Legacy Is Now All About the Ryder Cup, Not LIV Golf

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate the significance of December's match between PGA Tour and LIV Golf stars, and if the U.S. Solheim Cup team will end its drought this week.

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Fact or Fiction: The 2024 PGA Tour Season Was a Worthwhile One for Fans

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate PGA Tour Player of the Year, the commissioner's latest remarks and the U.S. Presidents Cup captain's picks.

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Fact or Fiction: The Tour Championship’s Format Needs to Be Revamped

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup title chase and unusual ruling on a cracked driver.

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Fact or Fiction: Whether the FedEx Cup Is ‘Silly’ and Jon Rahm's LIV Golf Resurgence

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate the relevance of the PGA Tour postseason and the state of the Tour's negotiations with LIV.

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Fact or Fiction: FedEx Cup Playoff Qualifying and Ranking Matt Kuchar's Viral Moments

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate whether a regular-season win should be enough to make the PGA Tour postseason and the lone Monday finisher at the Wyndham.

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Fact or Fiction: Rory McIlroy Says the Ryder Cup and Olympics Are Golf's Purest Events

SI Golf's writers and editors also debate whether the Player of the Year race is now over and if 72-hole stroke play is the ideal Olympic golf format.

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Fact or Fiction: Scottie Scheffler Will Breeze to a Gold Medal in Paris

The bookmakers are all over Scheffler this week at the Olympics. Is this his gold medal to lose? The SI Golf crew weighs in.

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British Open Final Round Fact or Fiction: Xander Schauffele Is the Player of the Year

The SI Golf staff debates the two-time major champ as the game's best and if the U.S. hot streak continues at the Paris Olympics.

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British Open Round 3 Fact or Fiction: The U.S. Major Win Streak Will Continue

The SI Golf staff debates whether the Claret Jug will come back across the pond and if the PGA Tour needs more links golf in its life.

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British Open Day 2 Fact or Fiction: Justin Rose Would be England's Most Popular Winner

Day 2 at Royal Troon is in the books, and the SI Golf team debates Rose's popularity, Tyrrell Hatton's fan appeal and more.

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British Open Round 1 Fact or Fiction: Rory McIlroy Isn’t Over the U.S. Open

The SI Golf staff debates whether there is deeper meaning to Rory McIlroy’s opening 78 and how Tiger Woods can improve on the greens.

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Fact or Fiction: The Masters Theme Song Is the Best in Sports

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate the late Dave Loggins masterpiece and whether some legal drops are making pro golf look silly.

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2024 British Open Bettors’ Roundtable: Favorites, Sleepers, Props and Best Bets for Royal Troon

Is this the week Rory McIlroy ends his major drought? Is Troon ripe for a first-time major winner? Who are our favorite sleepers? Our panel of golf writers and gambling experts break down the week at Royal Troon.

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Fact or Fiction: Keegan Bradley Is the Right Choice for U.S. Ryder Cup Captain

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate Keegan Bradley’s surprise captaincy, LIV Golf’s participation in the 2025 Ryder Cup and whether the current points system is the best approach.

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‘Definitely Still in Pain’: Jon Rahm Will Play Through Foot Injury at U.S. Open

Jon Rahm withdrew from the LIV Golf Houston event last Saturday but says he'll play this week at Pinehurst.

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2024 U.S. Open Full Field: Adam Scott, Sergio Garcia Among Final Players to Earn Tee Time at Pinehurst

The full field for this week's U.S. Open at Pinehurst has been finalized, and Adam Scott and Sergio are among the final additions.

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2024 Memorial Tournament Final Payouts, Prize Money, Winnings From Muirfield Village

The world No. 1 prevailed at Jack Nicklaus's signature event.

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Here's What Each Player Will Earn This Week at LIV Golf Houston

The Mexican won for the first time in LIV Golf.

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Fact or Fiction: Tiger Woods Is Closer to Being the 2025 Ryder Cup Captain

SI Golf’s writers and editors debate what the hiring of a U.S. team manager means and Nelly Korda’s outlook for the rest of the season after a shocking U.S. Women’s Open.

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2024 U.S. Women's Open Final Payouts, Prize Money: Yuka Saso Wins $2.4 Million

The 2024 U.S. Women's Open is offering a $12 million purse, with $2.4 million to the winner. Here's the full breakdown.

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