Author: Christine Brennan, USA TODAY

Scottie Scheffler, the world No. 1, fired a stellar three-under-par 67 to launch himself into contention for a second major title of the year.

Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon speaks out on Phil Mickelson and the Saudi-back LIV Golf’s planned event in his home state.

In the LIV Golf debate, McIlroy mustered a gallant and full-throated defense of the PGA Tour and the meaning and value of competition.

Not surprisingly, Mickelson was asked at the US Open about his decision to go into business with Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman.

The game’s leaders were given the PR equivalent of a two-foot putt when it was announced several stars are going to play in the first Saudi event.

Katie Ledecky, the three-time Olympian, was at the White House Wednesday with other members of Team USA, and looking forward to the Paris Games.

There has been no movement on the Kamila Valieva investigation, and therefore no decision on how that affects the medals in the team medal event.

The USOPC offered support to organizations trying to assist Brittney Griner, detained in Russia on allegation of carrying cannabis oil in her luggage