The DP World Tour has spent too long living off decisions made by others, and if it wants a future of its own making, helping finish off LIV – and strengthening its brand in the process – is a sensible place to start.
With his DP World Tour fate in someone else’s hands, Eddie Pepperell could only watch on Sunday as Sean Crocker delivered an all-time dagger with an epic finish to keep his tour card. But Pepperell quickly picked himself up and fired off a classy – and funny – tweet.
With the start of the 2025 Crown Australian Open just 13 days away, the field is taking its final form with a late dash of international flavour added this week from the DP World Tour.
[Photo: Valerio Pennicino] Back in the pre-COVID halcyon days – long before the likes of Jessica Hadwin and Michael Kim took up the baton – Eddie Pepperell was a Golf Twitter star. Unfortunately, as the pandemic came and went, so did Pepperell’s game, and the Englishman eventually lost his DP World Tour card. In 2024, Read more…
Colourful Englishman Eddie Pepperell was not able to compete in the last 18 holes for a chance to win his first event since the British Masters in 2018.
It just goes to show you that players will get a move on when their wallet is in danger. Not surprising, but it’s nice to know that somewhere has a solution.
Given this is a no-cut event, Ken Weyand will play three more rounds in Dubai this week. And given how day one went, we’re guessing this won’t be the last his presence there will be talked about.
There are a multitude of theories emerging as to why just about everything went so disastrously wrong (on the course at least) for the European side in Wisconsin.
Depending on who you talk to, the course is either a disaster waiting to happen or just another in a long line of so-so Old World venues for the biennial contest between Europe and the United States.
While you may not necessarily be betting on Spieth this week at the Masters, you would be dumb to bet against him. Just ask Eddie Pepperell, who fired up the Twitter machine on Monday morning to make the following wager:
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