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The Scottish Open is set to tee off this week at The Renaissance Club with some of the biggest names in golf-Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Viktor Hovland-all chasing the title.

Despite his recent struggles on the course — McIlroy has a T47, a missed cut, and a T19 in three of his last four starts — Rory is considered one of the favorites this week at the Genesis, carrying +850 odds to win, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. That is second, behind only Scottie Scheffler (+360).

Tiger Woods will not be featuring at this year’s Open Championship as the legendary golfer continues his recovery from an Achilles injury he sustained in March.

Los Angeles Angels superstar Mike Trout loves his golf, and his dream is close to becoming a reality alongside Tiger Woods.Trout is teaming up with Woods, more specifically the legendary golfer’s TGR Design company,

After a decade-long chase, the Northern Irishman finally completed golf's career Grand Slam at Augusta — then experienced the psychological letdown that psychologists say commonly follows the achievement of a lifelong goal.

The weeks and months after McIlroy’s Masters win have been uneven. In May, he finished T-47 at the PGA Championship, where it was leaked that his driver had been tested and deemed non-conforming. He didn’t speak to the press after any of the rounds at the PGA Championship.

Former PGA Tour winner Brian Henninger has revealed that Tiger Woods was a "ghost" behind the scenes who never gave any clues about his wild lifestyle whilst dominating professional golf. Henninger, who competed alongside Woods during the American's peak years in the early 2000s,