Bob Weeks

Bob Weeks is back with his latest edition of Picks Six. This week Bob has circled Rory McIlroy and Taylor Pendrith in the outright market and has his eye on Ludivg Aberg in a few markets.

​The U.S. Open, the season’s third major, is upon us and it will be held for the 10th time at the challenging Oakmont Country Club. This course has been getting plenty of attention for the brutal setup that includes rough over four inches and greens running 14 on the Stimp. Look for an over-par score to win this this week.

Four Canadians will tee it up at the season’s fourth and final major, all hoping to push what have successful seasons to another level. Bob Weeks has more.

RBC has extended its sponsorship of the Canadian Open and all of golf in this country can be thankful. The financial institution announced a multi-year extension of its backing of Canada’s national men’s golf championship on Monday, along with the same for the RBC Heritage.

In the end, Keegan Bradley felt he could do better at one job than two. Bob Weeks looks at the United States captain's decision to not play at next month's Ryder Cup.

The Ryder Cup is the one golf event where the crowd can play a part in determining which side wins, Bob Weeks writes.

Bob Weeks takes a look at the stories surrounding the Canadian contingent as the season begins this week at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

The tour has finished up in Florida and moves on for two stops in Texas before the Masters.

When play gets underway in the 90th Masters on Thursday, two Canadians will hope to do what the third Canadian in the field, Mike Weir, accomplished in 2003: win the tournament.

Canadian’s impressive first round concluded with a birdie on the 18th hole, leaving him just three shots back of the lead, Bob Weeks writes.