Shane Ryan is a journalist and author, known for his work in the world of golf. He has written for various publications including Paste Magazine, Golf Digest, and The News International. Shane's articles cover a range of topics including golf tournaments, player profiles, and analysis of the sport.
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By: Shane Ryan, David Cannon
HILTON HEAD — On Monday, the day after his top-five finish at the Masters, Max Homa needed something to do on his drive from Augusta to Hilton Head, where he'll play in this week's RBC Heritage. He called some friends, reminisced on what he might have done better over the weekend, and then did something that many of us road dogs will find familiar:
The game recreationally has never been more popular. So what can be make of falling TV ratings in 2024 and is it a true cause for concern?
By: Shane Ryan
Reigning Mastes champion Scottie Scheffler and former Masters champion Jordan Spieth, both from the University of Texas, were paired together, though neither delivered anything remarkable
After a T-3 in the Masters last week, Collin Morikawa is again contending in a marquee tour event
By: Shane Ryan
Justin Thomas joined Dottie Pepper on the RBC Heritage broadcast needling Scottie Scheffler for the number he uses on his ball
By: Shane Ryan
Scottie Scheffler shoots 63 and leads RBC Heritage to continue his incredible run
By: Shane Ryan
But he does hold a five-shot lead with three holes remaining when the delayed final round begins early Monday
By: Shane Ryan
Besides a failed Ted Scott chest bump, Monday went well for Scottie Scheffler in grabbing his 10th win in just 50 PGA Tour starts. That's quicker than some guy named Woods.
By: Shane Ryan
Add this arcane bit of knowledge to the list of superlatives you've already heard about Scottie Scheffler: From his first win on the PGA Tour to his 10th, he needed just 50 starts, which is faster than a relative slowpoke named Tiger Woods. He unlocked that achievement on Monday morning at the weather-delayed RBC Heritage, playing the final three holes in one over—including a safe bogey on 18, which was his first hole over par since the second hole on Thursday—to secure his latest win in a stretch so scintillating that it's becoming harder and harder to describe.
Shane Ryan and Josh Jackson review The Walking Dead each week in a series of letters. Josh,
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