All news by author: Mark Cannizzaro

Keegan Bradley decided not to participate in the Ryder Cup after revealing his six selections for Bethpage

The first-timer with the most pressure, though, might be Jets offensive coordinator, where Tanner Engstrand is somewhat of a mystery.

There’s been a recurring theme emanating from Aaron Glenn’s first Jets training camp as a head coach: Let’s get physical.

Keegan Bradley was driving around the Red Course, stopping at holes and handing out Ryder Cup tickets to random groups of players.

For the sake of the Giants and Jets, here’s hoping Russell Wilson and Justin Fields are well-adjusted enough to handle the cauldron that consists of New York football fans fed up with losing.

If Tyrone Tracy Jr. improves in 2025 compared to his impressive rookie year in 2024, the Giants might consider acknowledging their former franchise cornerstone for that development

If you've been keeping an eye on the Giants' training camp this summer, one thing is clear: Malik Nabers has been outstanding

It took much longer than anyone — especially Cameron Young himself — had expected for him to win his first PGA Tour title on Sunday

All week long, Chris Gotterup mentioned that this week felt like "house money" and "free golf" for him, as he wasn't originally supposed to participate in the British Open

He's not Tiger Woods—at least not yet. However, Scottie Scheffler is certainly accomplishing feats reminiscent of Tiger Woods. He could just as well have been dressed in Sunday red as he made his way to victory at the 2025 British Open

This week, Chris Gotterup has transformed "house money" at the British Open into a possible launchpad for his golf career

Scottie Scheffler, aiming for a victory at the Open this week as part of his quest for the career Grand Slam, matched the tournament's course record by shooting a 7-under-par 64 in the second round on Friday

As a former world No. 1 and someone who has placed in the top five of 12 major championships, Lee Westwood is quite adept at assessing talent

The previous 152 British Opens before this one has produced a lot of fantastic stories over time. Never before have twin brothers been in contention to win a Claret Jug, though.

Raise a pint of Guinness or more to Lee Westwood, Phil Mickelson, and Sergio Garcia, who, despite being well past their prime, still managed to break par in the first round of the British Open at Portrush on Thursday

Thailand’s Sadom Kaewkanjana holds a fascinating distinction at this week’s British Open. The 27-year-old is the only Buddhist monk in the field this week.

The honest meaning-of-life riff that world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler delivered Tuesday had fellow players talking Wednesday.

President Donald Trump won't have the opportunity to host a British Open at his Turnberry resort in the near future, as stated by the R&A, the organization that oversees the world's oldest major championship

There's a theory suggesting that Bryson DeChambeau's style of play, heavily reliant on science over creativity, doesn't align well with the British Open

If historical factors and patterns are what influence your choice for the winner of the 153rd British Open, Jon Rahm could be your pick

Chris Gotterup wasn’t planning to be in Northern Ireland this week. His victory at the Scottish, where he outperformed Rory McIlroy in the final group on Sunday, altered not only his immediate plans but his entire life

Competing in an Open Championship so close to home and crashing out the way he did back in '19 has lingered with him

Shane Lowry believes he’s figured out a formula to excel in the biggest tournaments.

Shane Lowry is six years past his most significant golf achievement, which occurred at Royal Portrush when he claimed the Claret Jug as the winner of the 2019 British Open. This week, he goes back to the site of that triumph as the 153rd Open kicks off there on Thursday

Ted Scott’s amazing life as a PGA Tour caddie should serve as a poster for the popular X meme: How it started, how it’s going.