Rory McIlroy is giving LIV Golf’s Talor Gooch a mulligan. Well, almost.
Talor Gooch once compared LIV Golf to a Ryder Cup atmosphere, despite never playing in a Ryder Cup. He also took credit for changes implemented to the PGA Tour because … well, we’re not really sure why. We say that to say this: Take the following Gooch remarks with a grain, nay, a boulder of Read more…
Lucas Herbert became the latest Australian to join LIV Golf. Was it a good move from someone who’d won on both major tours?
Some on LIV Golf accepted what can only be estimated as generational wealth. Their omission from the OWGR is not a punishment, but the price of that payday.
For every LIV golfer who has called for a direct pathway from the league into the four men’s major championships, there seems to be an equal number willing to travel to the corners of the globe in search of major-championship golf.
The victory gave Spain’s David Puig one of three spots in the Open Championship this July at Royal Troon as the Malaysian Open is part of the Open Qualifying Series.
Adam Scott fired a brilliant final round of 66 at the WM Phoenix Open to rocket up the leaderboard and finish top Australian at TPC Scottsdale.
LIV Golf caught a break last weekend when the PGA Tour event at Pebble Beach was rained out on Sunday and any golf fans looking for action were able to turn to watch the Season 3 opener for the league at Mayakoba in Mexico. Joaquin Niemann defeated Sergio Garcia on the fourth hole of a Read more…
The name Cristobal Del Solar might not be familiar to many golf fans, but after today’s performance, he’ll be more known by his new title: Mr 57.
Look closely the next time you see a tour player hit a bunker shot, and there’s a good chance you’ll spot something interesting.
A philosophical Jason Day says he’s looking at the second half of his career with hope, even after the weather gods robbed him of a golden chance to chase down Wyndham Clark, who was declared the winner of the Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
LIV got exactly what they paid for: either a reason to watch, or another reason to watch, depending on how you look at it.
Aussie of the month: Min Woo Lee We let him cook. Now, we let him rest. Lee had a huge year; he finished 10th on the DP World Tour ranking after a T-15 at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai right before his return to Australia. He secured a PGA Tour card for 2024, Read more…
Of the six DP World Tour events contested so far in 2023-2024 – billed the “Opening Swing” by the tour – five were won by LIV golfers who don’t have status on the DP World Tour but were participants in the tournament via sponsors’ exemptions.
The Fortinet Australian PGA Championship and ISPS Handa Australian Open have rounded off two exciting weeks for Australian golf, with Min Woo Lee’s wizardry driving huge ratings and attendance results.
As if there weren’t enough topics to argue over in the golf world right now, Tiger Woods’ recent leap in the Official World Golf Ranking has sparked more online debate over the legitimacy of the OWGR itself.
He may not have completed the Aussie ‘majors’ double, but Min Woo Lee is still delighted with his work during the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship and ISPS Handa Australian Open.
SYDNEY, Australia — For LIV Golf star Joaquin Niemann, the challenge was simple, if hefty. Travel down to Australia, play its two biggest tournaments, which are co-sanctioned by the DP World Tour, and secure enough Official World Golf Rankings points to climb almost 40 places and enter the top 50 by December 31 who are Read more…
On Sunday, human highlight reel Min Woo Lee wowed the crowds during a stunning win at Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane.
Min Woo Lee has won the Australian PGA Championship at Royal Queensland, his third title on the DP World Tour.