Golf News Net's The Break

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The Break: The Big Four in Golf?

Welcome to The Break, Golf News Net's twice-weekly newsletter covering the biggest stories in golf -- including our new friends from the Golf Advisory Council.Cam Young won in dominating fashion at a seemingly dormant Doral. Now, we have a Big Four in the game. And, the LIV Golf reality seems to be setting in for some stars.

Ryan Ballengee

May 01, 2026

The Break: The PGA Tour's Signature problem

The PGA Tour may have too many Signature tournaments in too short of a time span. How does the Tour fix it?(Also, this email was supposed to go out Thursday morning, but something got messed up. Sorry!)

Ryan Ballengee

Apr 27, 2026

The Break: Best brother ever?

The Fitzpatricks won the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, with Matt helping his brother Alex earn a PGA Tour card.

Ryan Ballengee

Apr 23, 2026

The Break: The LPGA's next leap

The LPGA starts their first major of the year, The Chevron Championship, at a new venue. Can it gain traction?

Ryan Ballengee

Apr 16, 2026

The Break: Is LIV Golf done or what?

After a confusing 48 hours or so, here's where LIV Golf seems to stand -- and it's on the precipice of its extinction.

Ryan Ballengee

Apr 13, 2026

The Break: Rory keeps the green jacket

It looked as though Rory McIlroy gave away the Masters, but just then, the seas parted and he stepped into the green jacket again.

Ryan Ballengee

Apr 07, 2026

The Break: It's Masters Week!

The first major championship of the year is here, and it feels like almost anything can happen at Augusta National.

Ryan Ballengee

Jan 12, 2026

The Break: Finally, Golf is Back for 2026

We start a week later than we expected, but the PGA Tour is back this week with the Sony Open in Hawaii

Ryan Ballengee

Jan 05, 2026

The Break: Is the dam breaking on LIV?

Brooks Koepka is gone. Bryson DeChambeau is using his leverage. Kevin Na is unfollowing LIV on social. What is happening?

Ryan Ballengee

Dec 16, 2025

The Break: Golf in the nation's capital

The National Links Trust is already deep into its mission to transform and revitalize public golf in Washington, D.C., and they should get the opportunity to continue their mission.

Ryan Ballengee