For a century, Aronimink’s trees were the ballast, keeping the elite ball-strikers honest. Without them, what remains is a masterpiece that is gorgeous to look at, meticulously restored, and quite possibly ready to be dismantled by a field that hits it 310 metres and hasn’t feared a tight tee shot in years.
Maybe the PGA Tour’s signature-event model can sustain a decent amount of rolling absences throughout the year, as long as they don’t all happen at the same time.
Jon Rahm will be eligible for the 2027 Ryder Cup at Ireland’s Adare Manor after reaching an agreement with the DP World Tour to continue playing its events outside of his LIV Golf commitments.
Two-time major champion and current LIV Golf player Jon Rahm has withdrawn his appeal against outstanding sanctions levied against him by the DP World Tour, but he remains on an island when it comes to his future status on the circuit.
Jon Rahm fired a brilliant final-round 64 to claim victory at LIV Golf Hong Kong, ending his winless stretch since 2024 and cruising to a three-shot win over Thomas Detry at Hong Kong Golf Club.
Ryder Cup news has been the hot topic this week, and McIlroy, the firebrand of the European team, was asked to weigh in on both the good and potentially bad related to the team that has won the past two editions in Rome and New York.
Seven of the eight LIV Golf players stranded in the Middle East have reached LIV’s Hong Kong event in time thanks to a charter jet from Jon Rahm, according to multiple reports.
Jon Rahm has launched a passionate defence of his refusal to agree to conditions set out by the DP World Tour recently that allowed eight LIV Golf members to play both tours freely without fines.
Australia’s Elvis Smylie is among eight LIV Golf players who have reached a deal with the DP World Tour allowing them to compete on both circuits. But the more significant name is the one missing from the list: Jon Rahm, whose absence throws his 2027 Ryder Cup eligibility into serious doubt.
Australian Golf Digest
