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Hammer time Michael Thorbjornsen was a popular winner at the Rocket Classic. A Sunday 63 (and back nine 30!) got the job done against Xander Schauffele and a few other contenders in Detroit. A nice return at +3500 pre-tournament, "Thor" is the third winner in four weeks under 25 years old on the PGA TOUR! The last two of those first-time winners are American (Koivun, Thorbjornsen). Could we be developing a young core of Team USA stars to carry our International Teams? Let's see how the next...

Subscribe to receive Read The Line's FREE weekly newsletter and never miss another winning pick! SUBSCRIBE TODAY Hammer time Michael Thorbjornsen was a popular winner at the Rocket Classic. A Sunday 63 (and back nine 30!) got the job done against Xander Schauffele and a few other contenders in Detroit. A nice return at +3500 pre-tournament, "Thor" is the third winner in four weeks under 25 years old on the PGA TOUR! The last two of those first-time winners are American (Koivun, Thorbjornsen)....

Curtain call Incredible win by Jackson Koivun at the 3M Open. Carding a bogey-free five under par 66 with the world's best hunting you down shows true grit. I think we should celebrate this win with a ton of enthusiasm. It has been a minute (or two) since we have seen a great young American golf star. Before you anoint him the next Scottie Scheffler, I'll ask you to consider a couple of comparisons. Matt Wolff won in his third professional start. Wolff also recorded five wins that year in...

Subscribe to receive Read The Line's FREE weekly newsletter and never miss another winning pick! SUBSCRIBE TODAY Curtain call Incredible win by Jackson Koivun at the 3M Open. Carding a bogey-free five under par 66 with the world's best hunting you down shows true grit. I think we should celebrate this win with a ton of enthusiasm. It has been a minute (or two) since we have seen a great young American golf star. Before you anoint him the next Scottie Scheffler, I'll ask you to consider a...

Burned again Who knew the best comp tournament for Royal Birkdale was the 2025 RBC Canadian Open?!?!?! Ryan Fox won in a playoff over Sam Burns while Cameron Young finished T4 and had a chance to win on the 72nd hole. All sarcasm aside, what a finish to the Open Championship. Ryan Fox birdied four of the last six holes to grab the Claret Jug by one stroke over Young. Tommy Fleetwood finished T4 at home, Siw Woo Kim and Sam Burns broke their backers’ hearts and then there's the real storylines...

Subscribe to receive Read The Line's FREE weekly newsletter and never miss another winning pick! SUBSCRIBE TODAY Burned again Who knew the best comp tournament for Royal Birkdale was the 2025 RBC Canadian Open?!?!?! Ryan Fox won in a playoff over Sam Burns while Cameron Young finished T4 and had a chance to win on the 72nd hole. All sarcasm aside, what a finish to the Open Championship. Ryan Fox birdied four of the last six holes to grab the Claret Jug by one stroke over Young. Tommy...

Saturday, Round 3 "After finishing bogey, bogey, bogey on Thursday, I was pretty upset. That's an understatement. Talked to Caroline, texted with her, and she basically told me like, you know, you're over there, and I'm good at home. Like, we're good. You need to be where your feet are. I think that was really what I needed to hear in that moment. It's probably what I didn't want to hear, but I needed to hear it." - Sam Burns talking to his wife after Round 1. For the second day in a row, we...

Subscribe to receive Read The Line's FREE weekly newsletter and never miss another winning pick! SUBSCRIBE TODAY Saturday, Round 3 "After finishing bogey, bogey, bogey on Thursday, I was pretty upset. That's an understatement. Talked to Caroline, texted with her, and she basically told me like, you know, you're over there, and I'm good at home. Like, we're good. You need to be where your feet are. I think that was really what I needed to hear in that moment. It's probably what I didn't want...

Friday, Round 2 "So an improvement means to alter one or more of the conditions affecting the stroke so that the player gains a potential advantage for the stroke. Now, I'll stress that this applies even when the action is accidental, as it was in Bryson's case." - Grant Moir, R&A Executive Director, Governance For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Right? Bryson DeChambeau was assessed a two-stroke penalty at the end of Round 2. Those two strokes give Si Woo Kim a...