Scottie Scheffler leads the Tour Championship by five strokes over Collin Morikawa after a 5-under 66 in the third round, putting him at 26 under. Scheffler aims for his first FedEx Cup championship, with the winner receiving a $25 million prize. Other notable performances include Sahith Theegala's strong finish and Xander Schauffele's even-par round.

Scottie Scheffler leads the Tour Championship by five strokes over Collin Morikawa heading into the final round, having extended his advantage with a five-under 66. Morikawa salvaged a third-round 67, while Sahith Theegala surged into third place with a strong finish. Scheffler aims for his first FedExCup victory, emphasizing his confidence and readiness for the final day.

Sahith Theegala self-imposed a two-shot penalty during the TOUR Championship after believing he brushed sand in a bunker on his backswing, which was confirmed by officials. Despite the penalty, he shot a 66 and is in third place at 17 under. Theegala expressed relief for addressing the issue immediately, stating that understanding the rules better is beneficial, and he managed to recover mentally after the incident.

Shane Lowry delivered an impressive performance in Round 3 of the Tour Championship, scoring a 6-under 65 and moving to 13-under overall, though still 13 strokes behind leader Scottie Scheffler. Lowry excelled in putting and approach shots, aiming to finish as high as possible on the leaderboard and potentially win the tournament despite the staggered start. He will play alongside Sam Burns in the final round.

At the LPGA FM Championship, Jin Young Ko leads after carding a second consecutive 67, while Ruixin Liu shot a career-best 64, benefiting from moved-up tees that made the course shorter. The adjustments allowed players to reach par-5s more easily, contributing to lower scores. Liu is tied for second at 6 under, alongside other competitors, while Haeran Ryu struggled after leading the previous round. Players appreciated the changes, which made the course more accessible and exciting.

Megan Khang, representing Massachusetts at the FM Championship, has performed well, finishing the first two rounds at 3-under par and tied for 12th place. Despite a challenging second round with ups and downs, she managed to recover and finish strong with back-to-back birdies. Khang has had a solid 2024 LPGA Tour season, with multiple top finishes, and is looking forward to competing in front of a home crowd as she aims for her second LPGA Tour victory.

The 18th hole at TPC Boston, a par-5 over 500 yards, is considered one of the toughest in the FM Championship, averaging 5.23 strokes. Jennifer Kupcho remarked on its difficulty, calling it a "men's hole." The LPGA is working to manage the hole's setup as players prepare for the final round.

Niklas Norgaard leads the Betfred British Masters by four shots after an impressive eight-under 64, while Tyrrell Hatton struggles with a four-over 76, falling out of contention. Norgaard's performance includes nine birdies and positions him favorably for his first DP World Tour title, with Thriston Lawrence in second place after a strong finish.

Lucas Bjerregaard, after struggling with form and a back injury, considered quitting golf but has recently regained confidence, achieving top finishes in tournaments. He attributes his improved performance to a more carefree approach following his hardships. Similarly, Andrew 'Beef' Johnston discussed his mental health struggles and the joy of returning to regular competition, emphasizing the importance of camaraderie and the competitive spirit in golf.

Great Britain and Ireland (GB&I) leads the Curtis Cup 7-5 against the U.S. entering the singles matches, aiming to end an eight-year winless streak. Scotland's Hannah Darling remains undefeated at 3-0, contributing to GB&I's success. Captain Catriona Matthew emphasizes the importance of maintaining focus as the U.S. team is expected to fight back in the final matches.

In the Curtis Cup, Great Britain & Ireland leads the U.S. team 7-5 going into the final singles matches. World No. 1 Lottie Woad will face 15-year-old Asterisk Talley. GB&I needs 10½ points to win, while the U.S. requires 10 to retain the trophy. Both captains express confidence, with the U.S. needing at least 5½ points to win. The singles matchups include several intriguing pairings, highlighting the competitive nature of the event.

Melanie Green, the first American Women's Amateur champion to compete in the Curtis Cup since 1996, is enjoying a successful summer, having recently won the 2024 "British" and participated in the Arnold Palmer Cup. As part of the American team at the Curtis Cup, she emphasizes teamwork over individual accolades, despite her recent achievements. Green has performed well in her matches, showcasing her skills in links golf, while also noting the importance of proper play strategy and her own slower shot preparation routine.

The Curtis Cup at Sunningdale Golf Club features top amateur women golfers from Great Britain & Ireland competing against the US team. Notable supporters include former World No.2 Colin Montgomerie and LPGA star Charley Hull. Despite facing a strong US team, the hosts lead 7-5 heading into the final singles session, aiming for their first win since 2016.

Leona Maguire, with a 75% win rate in her Solheim Cup appearances, is struggling with her putting this season, ranking 49th in putting average on the LPGA Tour. Despite a strong long game, she has struggled to convert putts, taking over 90 putts at the KPMG Women’s Irish Open. Maguire is working with her coach to improve her putting ahead of the upcoming Solheim Cup, emphasizing the importance of putting in the tournament and aiming to gain momentum with a strong finish at her current event.

Jim Furyk plans to reach out to Tiger Woods regarding a potential role on the U.S. Presidents Cup team, which will compete against the International team in September 2024. Despite Woods declining the Ryder Cup captaincy for 2025, Furyk acknowledges Woods' strategic insights and is considering him for an assistant captain position. The U.S. team aims to secure their 10th consecutive Presidents Cup victory.

Jordan Spieth underwent wrist surgery on August 21, 2024, to address long-standing issues, including the removal of bone chips and repair of the tendon sheath. He feels relieved and confident that the surgery will resolve his problems, expecting a recovery period of about three months. Spieth's wrist issues affected his performance throughout the season, leading to a significant drop in his approach game statistics. He aims to return to full play by early December, balancing his desire for a quick recovery with the need for patience.

Lexi Thompson, a longtime LPGA Tour professional, is set to retire at the end of the year, reflecting on her contributions to growing the game of golf. During the FM Championship, she played alongside Megan Khang, drawing significant fan support, highlighting her popularity and impact on the sport.

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