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TIGER'S TENSE RETURN & SCHEFFLER'S BOUNDARIES - June 25th, 2026
On June 25th, 2026, we close the book on Wyndham Clark's U.S. Open victory and dive into Tiger Woods' uncomfortable public return, Scottie Scheffler's mental health limits, and LIV stars paying DP World Tour fines.
- Tiger Woods made an uncomfortable public return at TPC River Highlands to endorse incoming Commissioner Brian Rolapp, following a tumultuous spring involving a rollover crash, DUI, Swiss rehab, and girlfriend Vanessa Trump's cancer diagnosis.
- "This work was never about any one player or person," Woods stated to the crowd, before brushing off The Athletic with a curt, "Not right now."
- Despite the heavy personal toll of the last few months, Woods stepped up to help shape the Tour as Chairman of the Future Competition Committee.
- World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is setting strict mental health boundaries to combat psychological exhaustion, while Shane Lowry abruptly fired his caddie Darren Reynolds after a grueling missed cut at the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills.
- Scheffler, the +440 Travelers favorite, noted "playing more than three weeks in a row is extraordinarily difficult," while Lowry admitted, "Golf is just not agreeing with me at the moment... No idea really."
- Scheffler brought his two-year-old son Bennett to the driving range to protect his peace, while Lowry is temporarily reuniting with his old looper Dermot Byrne.
- Will Ferrell hijacked the Travelers Pro-Am as fictional 58-year-old golfer "Lonnie The Hawk Hawkins," while LIV's Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton paid DP World Tour fines for Genesis Scottish Open reps before Royal Birkdale.
- Hatton admitted his swing "felt pretty awful" despite a LIV Valderrama win, while Ferrell screamed, "Mama! Me likey! Hot sauce! Fire in the hole!" at Rickie Fowler and Ben Griffin.
- A canceled LIV New Orleans event created a massive seven-week gap, forcing Legion XIII teammates Rahm and Hatton to open their wallets to stay sharp for The Open.
Wyndham Clark's gritty U.S. Open victory at Shinnecock Hills • The 2028 PGA Tour restructuring takes shape • Will Ferrell's Pro-Am stunt was filmed for an upcoming Netflix show
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By Golf.aiOn June 25th, 2026, we close the book on Wyndham Clark's U.S. Open victory and dive into Tiger Woods' uncomfortable public return, Scottie Scheffler's mental health limits, and LIV stars paying DP World Tour fines.
- Tiger Woods made an uncomfortable public return at TPC River Highlands to endorse incoming Commissioner Brian Rolapp, following a tumultuous spring involving a rollover crash, DUI, Swiss rehab, and girlfriend Vanessa Trump's cancer diagnosis.
- "This work was never about any one player or person," Woods stated to the crowd, before brushing off The Athletic with a curt, "Not right now."
- Despite the heavy personal toll of the last few months, Woods stepped up to help shape the Tour as Chairman of the Future Competition Committee.
- World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is setting strict mental health boundaries to combat psychological exhaustion, while Shane Lowry abruptly fired his caddie Darren Reynolds after a grueling missed cut at the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills.
- Scheffler, the +440 Travelers favorite, noted "playing more than three weeks in a row is extraordinarily difficult," while Lowry admitted, "Golf is just not agreeing with me at the moment... No idea really."
- Scheffler brought his two-year-old son Bennett to the driving range to protect his peace, while Lowry is temporarily reuniting with his old looper Dermot Byrne.
- Will Ferrell hijacked the Travelers Pro-Am as fictional 58-year-old golfer "Lonnie The Hawk Hawkins," while LIV's Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton paid DP World Tour fines for Genesis Scottish Open reps before Royal Birkdale.
- Hatton admitted his swing "felt pretty awful" despite a LIV Valderrama win, while Ferrell screamed, "Mama! Me likey! Hot sauce! Fire in the hole!" at Rickie Fowler and Ben Griffin.
- A canceled LIV New Orleans event created a massive seven-week gap, forcing Legion XIII teammates Rahm and Hatton to open their wallets to stay sharp for The Open.
Wyndham Clark's gritty U.S. Open victory at Shinnecock Hills • The 2028 PGA Tour restructuring takes shape • Will Ferrell's Pro-Am stunt was filmed for an upcoming Netflix show
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.