It isn't often that when an individual sport is contested three times at the Olympic Games a player scoops first prize in all three. In golf, it is even more difficult but in the men's tournament at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games world number one Scottie Scheffler completed a triple triumph.

Xander Schauffele is determined to put his Paris Olympics disappointment behind him as he competes alongside gold medalist Scottie Scheffler in the first two rounds of the PGA Tour playoffs.

The outcome of the men's golf tournament was surprising. Spain's Jon Rahm had everything going for him, but he faltered in the second half of the round. Neither the British Tommy Fleetwood was able to close a very good day and took the silver. Scheffler came from behind to win. Japan's Hideki Matsuyama took bronze.

Another great day at Le Golf National. Another amazing performances, but a tournament that remains wide open for Sunday, the day when the medals will be decided. Fleetwood is just one shot behind. Hojgaard and Matsuyama are three behind.

Friday has been a great day of competition at Le Golf National. Many players have taken advantage of the conditions of the course to improve and get closer to the medal positions. There are still two rounds to go and the options are wide open.

Japanese golfer Matsuyama is one of the many golfing at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games hoping to get be amongst the medals. He completed his first round with 63 strokes, eight under par. American Xander Schauffele is second with -6 and Joaquin Niemann, Emiliano Grillo and Tom Kim are tied on -5.

Ireland's Shane Lowry is heading to Paris after making what he calls "the biggest walk on a golf course" just three days ago at the British Open. This highlights his determination as he prepares for the upcoming competition.

Xander Schauffele clinched victory and his second major of the year at The 152nd Open with a final-round 65, calling it his best performance ever. "There was no chance I was going to let go," the 30-year-old Californian asserted, after dominating the back nine and pulling ahead of the competition.

Rory McIlroy is poised to compete in the Paris Olympics alongside world number one Scottie Scheffler, returning to golf after a hiatus following his dramatic collapse at the US Open.

After securing his inaugural major victory at the PGA Championship last month, Xander Schauffele is entering the defense of his Olympic title in Paris with confidence in his game.

Xander Schauffele clinched his first major victory at the US PGA Championship by sinking a tense six-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole, achieving a record score on an exhilarating final day.

The Northern Irishman delivered a masterclass in the second half of the championship, going eight under par over eight holes. He finished with a double bogey. The world number two, who has not won a major in a decade, is already thinking about the PGA Championship at Valhalla, the second major of the season.

Californian gofers Rickie Fowler and Xander Schauffele both recorded the lowest score in the U.S. Open's 128-year history in the opening round at the Los Angeles Country Club.

Justin Thomas will seek to become the first back-to-back winner of the PGA Championship since fellow American Brooks Koepka in 2018 and 2019 when he tees off at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York, tomorrow (May 18).

American golfers at the Paris 2024 and Los Angeles 2028 Olympics are to wear clothing provided by J. Lindeberg, following a deal signed by USA Golf.