Ryan Herrington

1 week ago | golfdigest.com | Ryan Herrington

The year’s second men’s major championship is just days away, but if your excitement for the event hasn’t started to build, we’ll forgive you. For many golf fans, the curiosity of how the top pros in the world will play Philadelphia Cricket Club in their one-off visit to the venerable course for this week’s Truist Championship has delayed their anticipation for next week’s PGA Championship.

1 week ago | golfdigest.com | Ryan Herrington

When Quail Hollow Club welcomes the game’s best players for the 2025 PGA Championship, it will be hosting a major championship for only the second time, nearly eight years removed from Justin Thomas’ maiden PGA win.

2 weeks ago | golfdigest.com | Ryan Herrington

Less than 24 hours after learning he was a late addition to the field at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson—just his fourth start on the PGA Tour in 2025—Cameron Champ signed for an opening-round 64 at TPC Craig Ranch, leaving himself one shot off the early Day 1 lead. After walking out of the scoring area, the 29-year-old was in good spirits, if still unclear exactly what just happened. “It's definitely been an interesting two days, that's for sure,” he said.

2 weeks ago | golfdigest.com | Ryan Herrington

Defending champion Auburn, Oklahoma State, Mississippi, Texas, Arizona State and LSU earned top seeds when the NCAA Division I men’s golf committee revealed on Wednesday the 81 schools and 45 individuals who will be playing in the six 2025 NCAA Men’s Regional tournaments being held around the country May 12-14. The top five teams from each regional and the low individual not on those teams advance to the NCAA Championship at Omni La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, Calif., May 23-28.

3 weeks ago | golfdigest.com | Ryan Herrington

Defending NCAA champion Stanford, Arkansas, Florida State, South Carolina, Oregon and Texas each earned No. 1 seeds as the NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Committee announced its selection of 72 teams and 36 individuals to participate in the 2025 NCAA Women’s D-I Regionals, May 5-7. Twelve SEC and ACC schools earned spots into the regional fields, the most of any conference, followed by 11 from the Big 12 and eight for the Big Ten.