Kevin Cunningham

1 week ago | golf.com | Kevin Cunningham

The 2025 RBC Heritage begins Thursday, April 17, with the opening round at in South Carolina. You can find full RBC Heritage tee times for Thursday’s first round at the bottom of this post. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler didn’t manage to win the Masters last week, where he was the defending champion, but he did earn a solo-fourth finish. That represented his fourth top 10 in seven starts this season. The two-time Masters champion will try and defend another title this week at the RBC Heritage.

1 week ago | golf.com | Kevin Cunningham

Rory McIlroy conquered his Masters struggles on Sunday with his first green jacket win. It was a historic victory for many reasons, one of them being that it was McIlroy’s first major with lifelong friend and caddie Harry Diamond on the bag. Sunday night, McIlroy got emotional talking about Diamond’s essential role in his career and life, and he also pointed out one piece of advice his caddie gave him in a crucial moment that helped him win.

1 week ago | golf.com | Kevin Cunningham

The PGA Tour heads to Hilton head Island, S.C., this week for the 2025 RBC Heritage at . Here’s everything you need to know to watch the tournament, including a full RBC Heritage TV schedule, streaming info and complete first and second round tee times once they are available. Scottie Scheffler failed in his quest to become the first repeat Masters champion since Tiger Woods last week at Augusta National. The good news for Scheffler?

1 week ago | golf.com | Kevin Cunningham

The 2025 RBC Heritage gets underway this week at , and World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is in a familiar place as the betting favorite. Here is everything you need to know about the RBC Heritage odds and other betting favorites to start the week. It’s another week on the PGA Tour, and another tournament where Scottie Scheffler is the pre-tournament betting favorite. This time, his odds-to-win are +350.

1 week ago | golf.com | Kevin Cunningham

On Sunday at the 2025 Masters, Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau faced off in the latest edition of what has become golf best’s rivalry. But while both players delivered blows on the course, they kept the talking to a minimum. Minimum meaning none at all. In fact, according to DeChambeau, McIlroy gave him the silent treatment all day long Sunday on his way to Masters victory. Once he’d putted out for his fourth bogey of the day on 18th hole, DeChambeau was hurting.