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It's always obvious for golf fans when Father's Day is approaching because it's lined up perfectly on the calendar with the U.S. Open. Whether you are shopping for yourself or the loved ones in your life, there are a variety of directions you can go when choosing golf-related gifts for the father or father figure in your life. Trying to improve your stroke around the green? Looking for more comfortable clothes to wear on the course (or the couch)?

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A claustrophobic portion of the PGA Tour schedule only gets more crowded this week when players travel to Muirfield Village Golf Club for Jack Nicklaus' annual event, the Memorial Tournament. Welcoming a limited field and featuring a cut to the top 50 players and ties at the halfway point, the Memorial represents the penultimate signature event in the 2025 campaign.

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Ben Griffin broke through with the first win of his PGA Tour career coming last month in a team event alongside Andrew Novak. Twenty-eight days later, Griffin found the winner's circle again on his own merits by never falling behind Sunday at the 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge. Griffin moved as many as five strokes clear of the field Sunday in Fort Worth Texas, before ultimately settling for a one-stroke victory over Matti Schmid, with whom he shared the 54-hole lead.

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Live scores, updates and highlights from the final round of the Charles Schwab Challenge The 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge stands in its final round with a stacked leaderboard featuring plenty of notable names -- just not at the top. That's not to shade 54-hole co-leaders Ben Griffin and Matthias Schmid, who held a four-stroke lead entering Sunday. Rather, it's indicative of their youth as golfers, respectively age 29 and 27, who have never won a stroke-play event on the PGA Tour.