China’s General Administration of Sports cited “science and order” as impetus for its decision. The country has largely contained and curbed transmission of COVID-19; however, China is on guard for imported cases of the disease.
A last-minute government reprieve has paved the way for Deyen Lawson to rejoin the European Tour and take his place as the sole Australian in the field for this week’s Austrian Open.
Qualifiers will be held in Dubbo, Coffs Harbour, Queanbeyan and the Tweed during September with two more events to be hosted in the Albury and Bega regions.
Whether a bulked-up Bryson is a true force of disruption is a separate conversation; that focus is on the future and a movement, which will play out in weeks and months and years to come.
The field at Troon will be comprised of the leading players from the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings as well as recognising successful players from recent tournaments staged on the world’s leading tours.
For the week, DeChambeau ranked first in distance, hit the longest drive of the week and picked up nearly six strokes on the field in strokes gained/off the tee, also ranking first.
Olesen had been suspended from the European Tour since the incident, however with the trial not set until December 2021, the tour lifted Olesen’s suspension.
