Sports Highlights: Scheffler's Creative Plans, Beverley Moves to Israel, and More

This brief highlights major sports news, including Scottie Scheffler's British Open preparations, Patrick Beverley's move to play in Israel, Tiger Woods' determination to keep playing, the potential Olympic risk for the U.S. due to doping issues, Joe 'Jellybean' Bryant’s passing, Brandon Aiyuk’s trade request, and much more.

Following is a summary of current sports news briefs.

World number one Scottie Scheffler aims to exhibit creative flair at the British Open. Despite six wins on the U.S. PGA Tour this season, Scheffler is focused on mastering the wind-whipped links course at Royal Troon. He skipped the Scottish Open to better study the layout.

Patrick Beverley is leaving the NBA to play in Israel next season. The 36-year-old veteran guard has participated in 666 regular-season games and 71 playoff games, earning All-Defensive honors three times.

Tiger Woods remains steadfast in continuing his golf career as long as he can win, despite recent struggles. Woods highlighted his enduring passion for the sport on Tuesday.

The United States could jeopardize its chances of hosting the 2028 Summer and 2034 Winter Olympics due to ongoing investigations into Chinese swimmers, warned former IOC member Dick Pound. Compliance with anti-doping regulations is crucial.

Joe 'Jellybean' Bryant, former NBA player and father of the late Kobe Bryant, has passed away at 69 following a massive stroke.

Brandon Aiyuk, wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers, has requested a trade after negotiation woes over a contract extension.

The Colombian football federation criticized Copa America's private security for the arrest of its president Ramon Jeserun and his son. Both were charged with battery following an altercation.

Amid chaotic scenes at the Copa America final, Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens defended its security measures, stating they exceeded CONMEBOL's recommendations. A significant number of fans were locked out or arrested.

Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Teoscar Hernandez won the Home Run Derby by edging out Kansas City Royals shortstop Bobby Witt Jr., in a thrilling contest.

The Chicago Bears signed No. 1 overall pick Caleb Williams to a four-year contract, along with first-rounder Rome Odunze as the team welcomed its rookies to training camp.

(With inputs from agencies.)