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Eighth in SG: OTT at Sedgefield Mitchell fired a four-under 66 on Sunday at the Wyndham Championship to finish seven-under and tied for 38th.

Impact Mitchell's final round at Sedgefield Country Club was highlighted by an eagle on the par-5 fifth hole where his approach shot from 203 yards out settled within eight feet of the cup, and he ultimately ranked second among the field in SG: Off-the-Tee on Sunday. For the tournament, he finished 11th in SG: Tee-to-Green en route to 21 total par-breakers, but he lost 3.85 strokes putting while converting just eight of 17 scrambling opportunities. At 49th in the FedExCup standings, Mitchell will peg it again this week at TPC Southwind with a legitimate chance to advance to the BMW Championship.

4 DAYS AGO • ROTOWIRE

Listed in Wyndham Championship field Mitchell (undisclosed) is listed in the field for this week's Wyndham Championship.

Impact Mitchell withdrew prior to last week's Rocket Classic after tying for 44th in Minnesota, but he'll be in attendance this week at Sedgefield Country Club where he's made the cut in four of six career appearances, highlighted by a T12 here in 2024 when he ranked second among the field in SG: Off-the-Tee.

AUGUST 3 • ROTOWIRE

Out for Rocket Classic Mitchell (undisclosed) is out for the 2026 Rocket Classic, according to Rob Bolton of PGATour.com.

Impact After participating in the Open Championship, Mitchell did the same in the 3M Open, where he generated a score of nine-under par. The reasoning for his absence has not been made public, and with his absence, the Rocket Classic has opened up a spot for Matt Kuchar.

JULY 26 • ROTOWIRE

3M Open Picks, Props, Predictions: Betting Hideki Matsuyama, Keith Mitchell and Winner Without Scheffler Scottie Scheffler is in the field for this week’s 3M Open, giving this post-major hangover event a little juice. It also gives us a good cha...

JULY 22 • SI.COM

MC at The Open Mitchell carded a one-over 71 in the second round of The Open Championship to miss the cut by one stroke.

Impact Mitchell was sitting right at the one-over cut line heading into the final stretch of the second round, but he ended his day bogey-birdie-bogey, with the drop shot ultimately knocking the American out of contention for the Claret Jug. Mitchell was above average in GIR and SG: Apporach and Off-the-Tee despite connecting on only 39.3 percent of fairways, but he also lost 1.25 strokes around the green. It's the third missed cut across 20 tournaments this season, and he has finished T22-T51-MC in his three outings since his T4 performance at the U.S. Open. Mitchell is in the field for the 3M Open next week, where he missed the cut in 2025 but finished fifth in both 2021 and 2023.

JULY 18 • ROTOWIRE

See how players qualified for the British Open at Royal Birkdale

The list of players who have qualified or are exempt for the British Open that starts Thursday at Royal Birkdale

JULY 6 • Associated Press

Barely makes cut at JDC Mitchell posted an eight-under cumulative score at the John Deere Classic to finish tied for 51st.

Impact Mitchell opened the tournament with a two-over 73 but barely made the three-under cut line after a five-under 66 score Friday that ended with a clutch 29-foot birdie put on his last hole of the round. He finished the event eighth in driving distance, 11th in feet of putts made and 30th in SG: Around, though he also ranked in the bottom half of the field in driving accuracy, bogeys and SG: Approach. Mitchell is not listed in the field for either the Genesis Scottish Open nor the ISCO Championship.

JULY 6 • ROTOWIRE

Keith Mitchell, All-American and Pro Bowler linebacker, dead at 51 Details surrounding the cause of his death haven’t been provided yet, but his family told KBTX that it was “sudden and unexpected.”

JULY 3 • NYPOST.COM

Third in overall proximity at Travelers Mitchell closed with a one-under 69 on Sunday at the Travelers Championship to finish 13-under and tied for 22nd.

Impact Mitchell struggled with the flat stick during his final round at TPC River Highlands, losing 1.85 strokes on the greens Sunday. However, he finished the Signature Event ranked third among the 72-man field in overall proximity, ninth in driving distance and 13th in scrambling. Remaining inside of the top-50 in the FedExCup standings, Mitchell is listed in the field for the upcoming John Deere Classic where he's made the cut in four of five prior appearances, highlighted by a T7 here back in 2018.

JUNE 29 • ROTOWIRE

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JUNE 23 • Associated Press

Nelly Korda goes for a 3rd straight major at Hazeltine. PGA Tour plays final signature event

Nelly Korda goes for a third straight major in the KPMG Women's PGA Championship at Hazeltine

JUNE 23 • Associated Press

Collects best major finish Mitchell shot four consecutive rounds of even-par 70 to finish in the U.S. Open in a share of fourth place.

Impact It looked like Mitchell's championship was going to be done early on Thursday after he turned in six-over 41. He put that behind him and shot six-under 29 on his back-nine to put himself right back in contention. That was certainly an interesting way to card the first of those four straight 70s. The big key for Mitchell at Shinnecock was the putter as he gained more strokes on the greens than anyone else in the field. It has been a club he has struggled with through most of his career, but when it is working he is going to find himself in contention like he was this week given how well we know he hits the ball. The 34-year-old has been a solid PGA Tour player for some time now, but this T4 was easily his best-ever showing in a major. His previous best was a T20 back at the 2023 U.S. Open. This finish means that Mitchell is locked into both the 2027 Masters and U.S. Open. He also surges to 68th in the OWGR. Mitchell is likely to get into the Travelers Championship next week.

JUNE 22 • ROTOWIRE

Keith Mitchell sets U.S. Open mark with four straight even-par rounds - PGA TOUR SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (AP) — Keith Mitchell's U.S. Open started with a wild ride and ended with historic consistency.

JUNE 22 • PGATOUR.COM

Keith Mitchell goes from wild start to first player with 4 straight even-par rounds at a US Open

Keith Mitchell’s U.S. Open started with a wild ride and ended with historic consistency

JUNE 21 • Associated Press

Wyndham Clark turning the US Open into a runaway. Scheffler still has hope for a slam

Wyndham Clark had the right answer for a tough Shinnecock Hills

JUNE 21 • Associated Press

Keith Mitchell goes from lows to highs in record-setting turnaround at US Open

Keith Mitchell never imagined getting in the U.S. Open record book

JUNE 19 • Associated Press

Six over to six under: Keith Mitchell makes history at Shinnecock with crazy even-par round Keith Mitchell hasn’t played a U.S. Open since 2023, but he was thrown into the fire on Thursday.

JUNE 18 • GOLFCHANNEL.COM

How Keith Mitchell turned a 41-29 into the craziest round in U.S. Open history | Sporting News Mitchell somehow ended up at even-par.

JUNE 18 • SPORTINGNEWS.COM

Racks up 22 birdies in Canada Mitchell carded a one-under 69 on Sunday at the RBC Canadian Open to finish eight-under and tied for 29th.

Impact Mitchell entered the weekend at TPC Toronto just one shot shy of the lead after playing his first 36 holes in a collective nine-under-par, but he ultimately lost 3.71 strokes on approach throughout the final two rounds in Canada to fall outside of the top-25. Nonetheless, he racked up 22 total birdies across 72 holes, ranking 11th among the field in putts per GIR and 13th in SG: Tee-to-Green in the process. He'll be in attendance again this week for the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills.

JUNE 16 • ROTOWIRE

Ben James takes lead in Canada in his pro debut

Ben James is making quite the impression in his professional debut

JUNE 12 • Associated Press

Secures spot at U.S. Open Mitchell advanced through final qualifying in Georgia and will be in the field for the U.S. Open next week at Shinnecock Hills.

Impact Mitchell shot rounds of 69-63 to lock up one of the five spots available at Hawks Ridge Golf Club on Monday. Mitchell will make his third start at the U.S. Open. He finished T20 in his most recent start back in 2023. Right now he sits 67th in the FedExCup standings off the strength of four top-15 finishes this season. Mitchell is also teeing it up this week at the RBC Canadian Open.

JUNE 9 • ROTOWIRE

See how players earned their spots in the US Open

The field for the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills on June 18-21, with several spots still to be determined

JUNE 9 • Associated Press

Miles Russell qualifies for the US Open at age 17 with Tiger Woods' son on the bag

Top junior Miles Russell is headed to his first U.S. Open

JUNE 9 • Associated Press

Doesn't make weekend at Colonial Mitchell missed the cut by two strokes at the Charles Schwab Challenge after posting a 71-69 scorecard.

Impact Mitchell had momentum behind him after a solo fifth at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson last week, but he had his work cut out for him after a one-over opening round. He was one-under through 13 holes in the second round but was unable to make up enough ground to make it to the weekend. Mitchell gained strokes both off the tee and in his approach play but lost 2.54 strokes with his putter. It's an area of his game that he has struggled with this season, though it's just the second time he's missed the cut in 15 tournaments. Mitchell is in the field for the Memorial Tournament next week, where he finished T48 in his last appearance at the event in 2023.

MAY 30 • ROTOWIRE

Solo fifth at THE CJ CUP Mitchell carded a seven-under 64 in the final round of THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson to finish solo fifth with a 22-under cumulative score.

Impact TPC Craig Ranch underwent $25 million worth of renovations to make the course more challenging for pro events, but it was still a low-scoring affair. Mitchell opened and finished the tournament with scores of 64, and his three-under 68 sunk him too much to be in serious contention for his second PGA Tour victory. It was still his best finish of the 2026 season, and he led the field in SG: Off-the-Tee (plus-6.39) while ranking T2 in driving distance, ninth in SG: Around-the-Green and top-25 in both GIR and driving accuracy. Mitchell will tee off next week at the Charles Schwab Challenge, where he's made the cut in three of four previous outings but has not finished in the top-35.

MAY 24 • ROTOWIRE

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