GB&I Wins The 43rd Curtis Cup

The Americans stage a valiant rally but come up one point short at Sunningdale.

Curtis Cup: GB&I Takes The Lead

Two-point cushion secured heading into Sunday Singles after another incredible day of action at Sunningdale.

Major(s) News & Notes, August 15th, 2024

Silly season starts after '25's schedule is released. Plus, Open venues want to charge huge fees, Curtis Cup squads are set, Snedeker gets a cart, an August taste of the Masters, This, That and Reads.

Major(s) News & Notes, January 25th, 2024

Adrian Meronk departs for LIV and Nick Dunlap continues to make history while mulling his big decision following an historic victory.

Plus, Merion gets another U.S. Open, Dodo is back at Bethpage, Delta makes Masters trips easier, Quotables, This, That and Reads in the latest Quadrilateral weekly news and notes.

Weekend Wrap: Nick Dunlap(a) Makes History

The University of Alabama golfer becomes the first amateur to win on the PGA Tour since Phil Mickelson in 1991.

Plus, Rory McIlroy wins in Dubai, Santiago De la Fuente books three major trips and remembering Jackie Burke.

Weekend Wrap: Stubbs Takes AAC Thriller To Earn Augusta And Troon Trips

Aussie wins Asia Pacific Amateur in a wild playoff. Plus, LIV major invites are not happening in '24, Donald reflects on a Captaincy sequel, and Endeavor is already rejected. Or were they?

Vu Times Two: American Wins Second '23 Major And A Wrap From Schofill's Win At Bel-Air

Megan Schofill captures the U.S. Women's Amateur at Bel Air. Plus, notes on both championships, the distance comment period ends, and a point on the Mickelson gambling claims.

Weekend Wrap: Masters Field Gains Two

Si Woo Kim captures the Sony and a Masters invite.

Plus, Fernandez de Oliveira's LAAC win lands him three major invites, Continental Europe takes the Ryder Cup audition, Paul Azinger's PAC comment and Nelly Korda signs with Nike.

All that and more in the latest Quadrilateral!

Major(s) News & Notes, January 12th, 2023

Writers snub Cameron Smith for POY. Plus, Winged Foot commits to one major at a time, a look at the Masters special invites, the Netflix docudrama finally has a drop date and a bunch more.

Major(s) News & Notes, December 8th, 2022

Another busy week in the world of golf surrounding the majors.

We have first player reviews of Augusta National's 13th tee. Plus, Fred Perpall is nominated to be the next USGA president and replacing the retiring Stu Francis. Also, Milstein v. Nicklaus affidavits, Sports Business Journal reader survey results and a bunch of other good Reads.

As always, you can subscribe here and read more about The Quadrilateral. It’s going to be a big 2023 so make sure to sign up and join as a paid subscriber for some serious, big time, I can’t wait exclusives!

Major(s) News & Notes, October 13, 2022

The latest rankings wrangling as a big week for Saudi Arabian golf beckons.

Plus, Sergio's Ryder Cup streak will end, first looks at PGA Frisco, EA Sports's new major-supported game, and a bunch of Reads.

You (Still) Just Have To Laugh, Monday-After-Memphis Edition

Saki Baba's historic domination, Cam Smith WD's after a rough week in Memphis, plus other wild, crazy and giggle-worthy moments in these LIVely times.

Chambers Bay Makes Its Case For Another Major

Semi-finalist Annabel Wilson at the 17th Saturday (Darren Carroll/USGA)

With dates locked up so far in advance, there is little room for Chambers Bay and its major redemption story.

Plus, a preview of Sunday's U.S. Women's Amateur championship match featuring Monet Chun vs. Saki Baba.

The Curtis Cup At Merion Is Here!

Alex Miceli sets the table for the matches returning to Merion and featuring the USA vs. Great Britain and Ireland.

Lisa Antonucci with all of the need to know info, including TV times.

Photos from practice and the opening ceremony.

All sorts of fun “content” including the USA team trying to hit a 1-iron from Ben Hogan’s 18th fairway plaque.

Welcome to #CurtisCup week 🙌 pic.twitter.com/jTQ5NFHcuV

— The Curtis Cup (@CurtisCup) June 7, 2022

Merion dialed for The Curtis Cup 👌🏻 pic.twitter.com/cDrstQ60yj

— Stephen Britton CGCS (@sbrittonturf) June 7, 2022

Ben Hogan famously used a 1-iron to force a playoff and win the 1950 #USOpen at Merion.

Players from this year’s #CurtisCup Match got to see the iconic club up close and recreate Hogan’s shot with a replica. pic.twitter.com/9uAhRc3RdV

— The Curtis Cup (@CurtisCup) June 9, 2022

"12-year-old golf phenom Xavier Perez signs name, image, likeness deal"

ESPN.com’s Tom VanHaaren reports on the first grand scale NIL deal signed for a junior golfer.

Cobra Puma has inked 12-year old Xeve Perez to a deal, joining his proud partners at Easypost, JumboMax and OnCore.

One of the agents working with Perez is Brett Falkoff, who also represents PGA Tour players, including Bryson DeChambeau.

"He hits the ball further than any 12-year old I have ever seen, and when it comes to his short game, he already has hands like a professional," Falkoff said in a statement. "His larger-than-life personality and well-mannered demeanor will set him apart, and we feel that combined with his work ethic and passion for the game, it's only a matter of time before he takes the golf world by storm."

I haven’t a clue how this ends well except for the adults cashing in on a kid. But maybe he’ll surprise us hitting it “further” than any 12-year-old in the game’s history.