Calling his six Race to Dubai wins “a huge achievement”, McIlroy was clearly keen to enjoy the moment and the fact that he has now tied the record of the late, great Seve Ballesteros. Only Colin Montgomerie’s eight wins are still to be surpassed.
For those in contention for the 10 PGA Tour cards, especially those numbered 8-10, the difference between success and failure went far beyond mere prizemoney. For them, the next year of their professional lives was on the line.
The 2026 season on what used to be called the European Tour is likely to own at least the potential to be a lot more interesting and even exciting. For now, however, we must make do with some minor tweaks, as well as 42 events in a minimum of 26 different countries in 2025.
Faced with 265 metres to the par-5 15th hole at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea in Incheon, An went with the big dog. Despite water guarding the green. And it led to this spectacular result.
Two of South Korea’s biggest stars went toe-to-toe in their homeland on Sunday. It ended in heartbreak for one and euphoria for the other at the DP World Tour’s Genesis Championship in Incheon.
We’ve seen balls bounce into beers and golf cart cup holders. We’ve seen them end up in trees and next to snoozing alligators, but we’ve never seen one wedged in the derriere of a fan.
A third win in a stellar LPGA Tour season by Hannah Green has put the West Australian within touching distance of the No.1 world ranking for the first time.
The destination of the title was eventually decided in Guerrier’s favour, the 39-year old prevailing with a par at the ninth extra hole (equalling the DP World Tour record).
One of the most-established – and questioned – traditions in golf is that the person who makes a hole-in-one has to either buy or be shouted drinks afterwards. At this week’s DP World Tour event, however, which side of that script should play out has been made abundantly clear. First off, congrats to Ugo Coussaud Read more…
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