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- 1Michelle Wie West credited with putting Champions Tour venue on the map▼How Michelle Wie West put the upcoming Champions Tour venue on the map
Golfweek reports on how Michelle Wie West helped raise the profile of a course set to host an upcoming Champions Tour event. The piece highlights her role in bringing attention to the venue, though the evidence offers no further detail on the course, event, or dates.
- 2R&S Sharf Golf Course Named Among Golfweek's Top Collegiate Courses▼R&S Sharf Golf Course Earns Spot in Golfweek’s Top 40 Collegiate Golf Courses
R&S Sharf Golf Course, the home course of Oakland University's golf teams in Rochester, Michigan, has been recognized by Golfweek as one of the top 40 collegiate golf courses in the United States. The ranking highlights the quality of the course that hosts the Golden Grizzlies men's and women's golf programs and is a notable honor for the university's athletics facilities.
- 3Andrew Bailey wins all-former-pro final at 2026 U.S. Mid-Amateur▼Andrew Bailey wins all-former-pro final at the 2026 U.S. Mid-Amateur
Andrew Bailey has won the 2026 U.S. Mid-Amateur, taking the title in a final contested between two former professionals. Golf outlets including Golfweek and Yahoo Sports are covering the result, highlighting the unusual all-former-pro matchup in the championship decider. The win gives Bailey the USGA national title and, by tradition, a place in the following year's Masters Tournament.
- 4Six rain gear picks for fall golf conditions▼Best fall golf rain gear: 6 items to help you brave the elements on the course
Golfweek has published a roundup of six recommended rain gear items for golfers heading out in wet autumn conditions. The guide covers equipment to help players stay dry and comfortable on the course as the season turns. It is part of a seasonal wave of advice and product coverage aimed at golfers preparing for colder, wetter rounds.
- 5Bryson DeChambeau climbs in latest world golf ranking▼Bryson DeChambeau moves up in newest Official World Golf Ranking. Where is he now?
Bryson DeChambeau has moved up in the newest Official World Golf Ranking, with Golfweek reporting his improved position. The American, one of the most high-profile figures in golf, continues to gain ground in the standings. His ranking movement is drawing attention from fans tracking the world's top players.
- 6Golfweek picks eight best golf vests for fall 2026▼Golfweek's best vests for fall 2026: 8 golf vests perfect for cool days on the course
Golfweek has published a roundup naming eight golf vests it rates as the best options for fall 2026, aimed at golfers facing cool days on the course. The piece highlights gear for layering as temperatures drop, part of the outlet's ongoing equipment recommendations ahead of the autumn golfing season.
- 7Legends Golf Resort in Myrtle Beach opens new par-3 course●Myrtle Beach's Legends Golf Resort adds par-3 course
Legends Golf Resort in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, has added a par-3 course to its property, expanding its golf offerings. Golfweek reported the news, drawing attention from golf fans in a destination already known as one of America's busiest golf hubs. The short course adds another option for players seeking quicker rounds in the area.
- 8College golf's scenic Red Sky Classic delivers in photos●Photos: College golf's most scenic stop delivers at the Golfweek Red Sky Classic
The Golfweek Red Sky Classic, widely regarded as college golf's most picturesque tournament stop, has concluded with a new photo gallery showcasing the event. The images highlight both the stunning mountain backdrop and the on-course action as men's and women's college teams competed at the scenic venue, drawing attention from golf fans following the fall college schedule.