DP World Tour denies LIV players memberships in 2027

Golfers will be barred from playing on the DP World Tour next season if they choose to join LIV Golf in 2027. Some of the world’s top players were given conditional releases by the European tour in previous seasons, allowing them to compete on both circuits. But DP World Tour chief executive officer Guy Kinnings Read more…

Forrest’s fine finishing flourish clinches Spanish Open

Grant Forrest birdied the final hole to avoid a three-way playoff and snatch a one-shot victory at the Spanish Open  in Madrid. The 33-year-old Scot sank a four-foot putt on the 18th at the Real Club de Campo Villa de Madrid for a final-round 70 to finish on 14 under and deny home favourite Eugenio Read more…

Dean and Forrest share lead at Spanish Open

Joe Dean of England made eight birdies in 15 holes, then recovered from a rough two-hole stretch by closing with a 30-foot birdie putt for a 6-under 65 and a share of the lead at the Spanish Open. Scotland’s Grant Forrest had a 67 to join Dean at 13-under 200, one shot ahead of Victor Read more…

Forrest stands tall as Garcia slips back in Madrid

Scotland’s Grant Forrest has nudged ahead of the pack to lead the Open de Espana after two rounds, but Spanish favourite Sergio Garcia saw his challenge stall. Forrest, compatriot Connor Syme and Spain’s Eugenio Chacarra were in a three-way tie after 18 holes but Forrest’s round of 67 was enough to see him stay top Read more…

Fitzpatrick in class of his own at French Open golf

Matt Fitzpatrick has pulled away from his pursuers with a six-under 65 on third-round moving day to build a five-shot lead in the French Open as he goes for his fourth title of the year. Tom Vaillant, of France, a two-time winner on the smaller Alps Tour but still looking for his first European tour Read more…

Matt Fitzpatrick leads French Open after second-round 64

World No.4 Matt Fitzpatrick has reflected with satisfaction on a second-round 64, which left him as overnight leader in the FedEx Open de France in Paris. The Englishman holds a one-shot lead over Denmark’s Jeff Winther, who also fired a 7-under 64 in the second round. RELATED: Matt Fitzpatrick voices concern, frustration about DP World Read more…

Aussie fires into contention at Paris Olympic course

Jason Scrivener has enjoyed a rare shining start to a European Tour event, the Australian stalwart shooting a flawless six-under par 65 on the Paris Olympic course to lie just two shots off the lead at the French Open. It’s not been the easiest season for the 37-year-old South African-born player, who’s lying 122nd in Read more…

Jennifer Kupcho’s stunner leaves US and Europe locked in Solheim Cup

Jennifer Kupcho has summoned a pair of superb last-gasp putts to drag the United States back all square at 8-8 after a riveting second day of Solheim Cup action at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands.  Europe had built a two-point lead after the morning foursomes on Saturday and looked strong favourites to retain that advantage Read more…

Ryder Cup 2025: Luke Donald is wrong, players deserve to be paid

I suspect this will be one of the least popular posts about golf I ever write, because it’s so easy for the other side – the wrong side – to appeal to emotions, but there is a simple principle that applies here and is the bedrock of every argument I’m about to make.