24-year-old Sudarshan Yellamaraju, who learned to play golf via YouTube, has an outside chance at @THEPLAYERS title in his tournament debut. Who is he? Yellamaraju was born in India and moved with his family to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada as a pre-schooler, where he first started hitting range balls with his dad at a local golf dome. Yellamaraju was fascinated by the game and began watching YouTube videos and golf on TV with his dad, Suresh. As he became serious about improving as a golfer, he began analyzing videos of Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy to develop his own ball-striking. When he was 11, Yellamaraju moved to the Toronto area with his family. He was a late bloomer and wasn't a sought-after college golf recruit, ultimately choosing to eschew college golf and turn pro at age 19 after a gap year. Yellamaraju earned his 2024 @KornFerryTour card via Q-School. After narrowly keeping conditional status as a rookie, he won the second event of the 2025 season and ultimately earned his first @PGATOUR card at No. 19 on the #KornFerryTour Points List, sweating out the bubble on the season's final day. Now in his seventh start as a PGA TOUR member, he's thriving at TPC Sawgrass.

Well if this isn’t the most decent of decent days, I must say. ❤️

The 2026 @PGATOURAmericas schedule is here! ⬇️

The co-stars of my story today at @THERAWF

Last Man on Earth @AsaRehman

Need this on vinyl 🐕🐕‍🦺🐶🐾

What an unbelievable year for this guy. And he’s an even better human being. Can’t wait to see what he does next!

SNK Baseball Stars

I’ve mimicked this performance for years. 33, to be exact.

So grateful to have been there on opening night with @davidalter!

For $297, I’m going to all 33

BC Sports Hall of Fame is appealing to the public in locating this authentic Greg Moore helmet which was stolen from the Hall yesterday afternoon! Sports memorabilia people we need your help…let’s get this back in the Hall of Fame where it belongs…

The Lines You Amend

"There will be moments where I feel like I will retire soon... and then others where I feel like I can actually play for a living" R2 leader Derek Hitchner has hit his stride in his home state @CRMCchamp 👏

Birdie to take the lead! 😎 Grant Booth leaves his tee shot within 3 feet on No.9 to become solo leader.

Albatross from 165 yards. 🤩 John DuBois heats up his round at the @CRMCchamp.

James Piot started the North America swing as a conditional member ➡️ now T1 @CRMCchamp 👏 He will need a good finish to continue his season.

High stakes this week for Zach Smith ➡️ if he gets the trophy, Doug's (TOUR employee) hair isn't making it to Monday ✂️

5 birdies in a row and 6 in 9 holes. 🤩 Jonathan De Los Reyes starts the @CRMCchamp on fire.

No. 10 @CRMCchamp needs to be experienced in person 🤩 This tee box allows the spectators to be at arms length from the pros in Brainerd 📍