2025 Showed You're a Golf Super Fan

And as we look back on the year that has passed, a few things stood out to us. We’ve seen superfans who share the personality traits of the pros they love.  And guess what? You could share those traits, too. Not sure which player you match with? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. 

Tiger Woods (The Immovable Force): Just like Tiger, you harbor a relentless drive. Locked in when you know what you want to achieve. In his prime, even fate bent to Woods’s will. How else do you explain Woods winning the 2008 U.S. Open while playing with a double-stress fracture in his left tibia and a torn left ACL?  Still, you probably know your body’s limits better than Tiger. But you hope to take the leap of faith and look fate square in the face. And perhaps that’s one trait you share with Tiger the most. 

Rory McIlroy (The Dreamer): Rory’s last season embodied what a golfer’s “dreams are made of.” He had four major titles before age 25. But took him a toe-curling final round, after eleven years, to complete the career Grand Slam. It exposed his vulnerabilities, as you can see here. He has his demons, and he knows how to beat them. That’s where you mirror Rory. You battle your personal demons to rise to the top. And that’s what you always strive to do.

Scottie Scheffler (The Unbothered): Like Scottie, you come across as a humble family man and someone of deep faith. Just like him, you don’t like beating your own drum. Your only vice? Not knowing how to cook ravioli… (did you get the joke?). You’re clinical and calculative. Above all, you understand your family’s value in your life. Just like Scottie.

Jordan Spieth (The Free-Spirited): Like Spieth, you shine with authenticity amid automation. It’s not easy to mirror a lot of his behavior – because he presents himself with boyish innocence, which seems more genuine than manufactured. Just like Spieth, you keep on fighting. Despite injuries and despite consistent criticism. And you never lose the plot. You know you gotta have fun. Just like Spieth knew what he was doing when he sang a song (or jingle) on press conference. 

Nelly Korda (The Effortless): Just like her, you prefer staying in a “bubble” just to avoid distractions. Nelly Korda does not balloon with ego despite such talent. And we suspect you do the same. It does not mean you don’t take pride in your work or the new drill you’ve mastered. But you don’t like to flaunt it. You also play fast, because that’s how golf is supposed to be.

Now that all the personality traits are laid out, we want to hear from you. Which one do you resonate with the most?

As expected from the 2026 schedules across tours, it's mostly business as usual. PGA Tour: 35 events (eight signature). LPGA Tour: 33 events (13 countries). DP World Tour: 42 events (25 countries). LIV Golf: 14 events (13 announced). It's chaos. That's why we've listed your top-priority events.

Majors:

• Masters (April 9-12), Augusta National.

• PGA Championship (May 14-17), Aronimink Golf Club.

• U.S. Open (June 18-21), Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.

• The Open Championship (July 16-19), Royal Birkdale Golf Club.

• Chevron Championship (April 23-26), Memorial Park Golf Course.

• U.S. Women’s Open (June 4-7), Riviera Country Club.

• KPMG Women’s PGA Championship (June 25-28), Hazeltine National Golf.

• Amundi Evian Championship (July 9-12), Evian Resort Golf Club.

• AIG Women’s Open (July 30-August 2), Royal Lytham & St Annes.

The Unmissables:

• Genesis Invitational (February 19-22), Riviera Country Club.

• The PLAYERS Championship (March 12-15), TPC Sawgrass.

• The Memorial Tournament (June 4-7), Muirfield Village Golf Club.

Fan-Favorites:

• WM Phoenix Open (February 5-8), TPC Scottsdale. If you’ve forgotten how cool this ultimate fan-service event could be, watch this electric beer shower celebration on the 16th when Sam Ryder made an ace. Magnetic.

• LIV Golf Adelaide (February 12-15), The Grange Golf Club. Last year, the event reportedly attracted 102,483 fans over three days. But if LIV holds another concert like this one, expect a boom in popularity.

Elite Rivalries:

• Solheim Cup (September 11-13), Bernardus Golf.

• Presidents Cup (September 22-27), Medinah Country Club.

Expect more in-depth coverage from us during these events. In addition, there are a couple of interesting changes made across the major tours. Here is a quick glimpse:

It’s that time when last year’s regrets vanish like they never existed. Most embrace it. But Nelly Korda voiced mild regret over her winless season. However, she seemed to get over it when she rated her outfits – including that fan-favorite white skirt with a Nike shirt.

Charley Hull didn’t have any wild celebration like the Halloween (remember her bold look?), but she reflected on 2025, sharing favorite moments like beer-soaked celebrations for her third LPGA win. Here’s what you’re missing out on.

But you know who seems to have the most fun? Justin Thomas. The two-time major champion is spending time with his daughter. Just look at this cute, wide-eyed look one-year-old Molly copied from her dad!