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The field will be strong at the Scottish Open this week, including Rory McIlroy. What can the players expect from the Renaissance Club? McKinley Slade previews the course from every angle ahead of this weekend’s event.
TPC Deere Run is one of the easier courses on the PGA Tour. With hot and humid conditions expected, the birdies should be plentiful once again in 2026. Which player archetypes are poised for success at the John Deere Classic? McKinley Slade has the answer with Course Preview and Fits.
According to McKinley Slade, we should see ample birdies this week at the Travelers Championship. Which player archetypes are set up for success in Connecticut? Read his Course Preview and Fits column to find out.
J.J. Spaun took home the title last season at Oakmont, but the U.S. Open is back at Shinnecock Hills for the first time since 2018. McKinley Slade details the course from every angle and outlines the player attributes that should shine at this track with his weekly column.
The PGA Tour returns to TPC Toronto this week for the RBC Canadian Open. How will Ryan Fox fare in his title defense? McKinley Slade analyzes this course from every angle with his weekly column.
Dublin, Ohio, plays host to the Memorial Tournament this weekend at Muirfield Village. McKinley Slade sets the stage with his Course Preview and Fits column.
Colonial Country Club is a shorter course, but it will be a balanced test for this week’s PGA Tour field. What do we need to know about this Fort Worth, Texas, track? McKinley Slade sets the stage ahead of the Charles Schwab Challenge with his Course Preview and Fits article.
After Scottie Scheffler tore apart TPC Craig Ranch to the tune of a -31 winning score, the course has since been redesigned. What changes can we expect this week at the CJ Cup? McKinley Slade details the renovations at Craig Ranch and what course-fit adjustments will apply this week.
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