Bob Weeks

This week – A regular tournament slammed between a stretch of signature events and major championships doesn't draw a very deep field, but there are still enough names and a challenging layout to get some interest. There is just one in the top 10 in the world ranking (J.J. Spaun) but seven of the top 20. The Colonial Country Club is a par-70, 7,289-yard layout that has proven popular with players, especially after a makeover three years ago. There's plenty of teeth around the course and it comes early with a stretch of three, four and five known as the Horrible Horseshoe. The winning score over the renewed layout was 12 and 14 under the last two editions and it may not change from that area this time around. However, the Fort Worth area has had a lot of rain, and the course is still a bit soggy which may play a factor.

Last Week: Winner, winner. One of our selections to win the Charles Schwab Challenge was Russell Henley, and he took a playoff over Eric Cole for his sixth career victory. We cashed a ticket at +2000.

CALEDON, ONT. — A year ago, Sudarshan Yellamaraju teed it up in the RBC Canadian Open, playing in front of a small gathering of family and friends.

After a busy week, here are a few items from my notebook and a few observations from the conclusion of the 115th RBC Canadian Open. The Course

Southampton, N.Y. – The U.S. Open has never been known as an easy test of golf and when the wind blows, it can be even more treacherous.

SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. – On Saturday, after two days of easy going, the U.S. Open finally became the tournament most expected it to be.

Right now, there are just three Canadians - Sudarshan Yellamaraju Nick Taylor and Corey Conners - in position to reach the FedEx Cup playoffs, Bob Weeks writes.

Henderson hopes to carry momentum into LPGA major

TSN’s Bob Weeks tracks Canadians in the FedEx Cup standings as the PGA Tour winds down its season.

After a brief layoff, Picks Six returns in time for the Open Championship. The last of the major championships takes place at Royal Birkdale, perhaps the fairest of all the Open locations.