It’s the final men’s major championship of the year – with the world’s best heading back to Royal Portrush after a triumphant return in 2019, the first since 19

A former PGA Tour player had his own calamity on the par-3 16th at Royal Portrush, calling it the most embarrassing shot of his career.

Chris Gotterup, an unheralded pro in his second PGA Tour season, topped world No. 2 Rory McIlroy to win the Scottish Open.

Every tournament pumps out a magnitude of sizzle and hype. It can be related to an inaugural event on the PGA TOUR or a first-ever appearance of a budding star

Woods' career matches or even surpasses most golfers in history. He has 82 PGA Tour wins in his 29-year career. He began in 1996 and won his first major, the Masters, in 1997 at the age of 21. He became the youngest ever to win a major and three years later became the youngest to complete a grand slam, winning all four major tournaments.