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McIlroy: LIV Golf turned the sport into an ‘arms race’

Rory McIlroy has backed criticism of LIV Golf, saying the Saudi-backed breakaway league had taken players and sponsors from rival ‌tours and turned professional golf into an “arms race”. McIlroy said he agreed with DP World tour boss Guy Kinnings’ earlier assertion that LIV had sought to undermine the European circuit, pointing ‌to comments made Read more…

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Heating up

This is the summer our tour steps into the spotlight.

Top 100 Spotlight: RACV Cape Schanck Resort

Robert Trent Jones Jnr’s layout at RACV Cape Schanck Resort is the publicly accessible, ‘junior’ version of its venerable Mornington Peninsula neighbour, the Old course at The National Golf Club. Trent Jones Jnr penned both and the two courses opened in the same year: 1988. The similarities between the pair are evident from the outset. Read more…

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Swing analysis: Brooke Henderson

AGE  29 LIVES  Naples, FloridaSTATS (LPGA Tour rank in 2026) Total driving: 4th; Accuracy: 25th (73.5%); Distance: 38th (269.6 yards/246.5 metres)NEED TO KNOW The ‘winningest’ pro golfer in Canadian history with 14 LPGA Tour wins, including two majors (2016 KPMG Women’s PGA; 2022 Evian). She turned pro at 17. Grew up in Ontario in Canada, where Read more…

What to play

Odyssey TRTL putters: What you need to know

Odyssey’s biggest hits have tended to tick the same boxes: alignment that resonates, groundbreaking inserts, a price in the heart of the current putter market and tour usage that sends amateurs into shops asking for it by name.

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When does a hazard become unfair?

An out-of-bounds fence at Medinah’s No.3 course has golfers asking what “fair” really means in course design. The answer comes down to equity.

Why this sneaky North American golf destination needs to be on your radar

The climb up the staircase to the 11th tee at The Links at Crowbush Cove takes about 30 seconds. Trees overhang and cleats click against the wood. Upon reaching the top, everything opens—and you’re hit with the salty ocean air. Locals call it Prince Edward Island’s own “stairway to heaven.” Red sand on the beach Read more…