Horschel, 37, followed 67-69 with 66-63 over the weekend to end at 23-under, two shots ahead of Wesley Bryan, who was looking to go wire-to-wire while playing on a sponsor exemption.
According to sources close to the matter, LIV Golf executives have put forth a staggering $850 million offer to entice the world No.2, along with approximately two percent equity stake in the LIV Golf League.
Fans can now attend the highly anticipated tournament dressed in League or team supporter gear with LIV Golf merchandise now available for purchase online – a first for fans in Australia and New Zealand.
The 144-player field will be competing for the richest prize in on the PGA Tour. The overall purse is $US25 million with the winner taking home $US4.5 million.
In this pictorial, the Arnold Palmer Group generously offered permission for the tour to share a selection of rarely seen images with captions of Palmer’s office, which has remained the same as he left it.
Ken Brown takes us through the astonishing difference in yardage books in 2024 versus 1983 in this revealing look at just one of the ways in which professional golf has become more sophisticated.
Sydney’s Harrison Endycott is relishing the opportunity to play around the world and is taking inspiration from Dylan Frittelli’s recent success ahead of the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters.
Defending champion Eila Galitsky of Thailand [above] and last year’s runner-up Korean teenager Minsol Kim, two of world golf’s foremost female prospects, will spearhead a star-studded line-up at the sixth edition of the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific Championship from tomorrow.
Sydney-based tour pro John Lyras has seen his Korn Ferry Tour debut cut short today in the worst fashion possible way: a rules-based disqualification after an error on the first hole of the Bahamas Great Exuma Classic.
This weekend’s LIV Golf Promotions event is a wonderful opportunity for the next generation of golfers on the Asian Tour to fast-track their careers by winning a spot on the lucrative LIV Golf League next season. However, they will be facing stiff competition from the oldest player in the field.
Evergreen South Australian Wade Ormsby is ready to “give it everything” at this week’s LIV Golf Promotions event, as he joins a multinational field preparing to do battle in “one of the greatest opportunities that has ever been presented in world golf”.
Australian Golf Digest
