Tiger Woods is on course for the 2018 Ryder Cup - but as a player, and not as one of Jim Furyk's vice-captains.

The fourth and final golf major, the PGA Championship, takes place this weekend in St Louis.

We are back to one major event this week as the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational attracts a major standard field for third World Golf Championship event of 2018.

After a brilliant Open Championship, it is back to normality in the golfing world, with two impressive tournaments on either side of the Atlantic.

The 147th Open takes place at Carnoustie, with the world's leading golfers looking to land the most prestigious prize of them all - the Claret Jug.

A week before The Open offers golfers on both sides of the Atlantic, either late practice or the final chance to qualify.

Europe's finest players have responded to Rory McIlroy's call this week as he heads the field going into the Irish Open.

The European Tour - for the first time this year - can legitimately boast the biggest tournament of the week ahead of the PGA Tour.

A week after the US Open, but there are a couple of impressive tournaments on the calendar.

The second major of the golf season takes place this week as Shinnecock Hills hosts the US Open.