Scottie Unhappy with Tour’s Decision

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August 13, 2026

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Ever since Brian Rolapp took the helm, the PGA Tour has been undergoing several changes. Rest assured, a lot of these are not popular among the pros either, including Scottie Scheffler. The World No. 1 has raised objections to the uncertain future of one event, in fact. We will also cover Gary Player’s warning to Jon Rahm, one PGA Tour pro’s argument against a “stupid” rule, and more.

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Ben Hogan, the man with nine major titles under his belt, was born on August 13, 1912. Having spent most of his childhood around the blacksmith shop his father owned, Hogan was said to be shy by nature. But that hardly mattered once he picked up caddying at age 11 and turned pro eight years later. In the coming years, and despite a near-fatal accident in 1949, Hogan would go on to become just the second golfer to complete his career grand slam in 1953.

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