When South Africa’s Dean Burmester holed a six-foot birdie putt to defeat Jon Rahm and his fellow Spaniard Josele Ballester in a playoff at LIV Golf Chicago, the double-fist pump was noticeable.
It was a mixed bag for Ripper GC’s four Australian stars as the LIV Golf season nears a close, with Marc Leishman the top Australian at LIV Golf Chicago in a share of 13th.
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Geez, we’re a forgetful bunch. It was only three years ago – almost to the week – that Australian sports fans and mainstream media were shouting from the rooftops, on breakfast television and on back pages that “our” Cameron Smith was a major winner and an Open champion at St Andrews.
Cameron Smith is rejuvenated after strong showing at LIV Golf UK that was only held back by rustiness in his usually elite short game, but the major winner is hungry to finish off the LIV season strong before making his way back to the Australian summer of golf.
Mark your calendars: LIV Golf Adelaide is coming back to The Grange Golf Club from February 13–15 2026, promising an even bigger and bolder sporting spectacle.
LIV Golf released a video of the former world No.1 recalling winners of the claret jug going back in time. And he nearly made it all the way to his birth year of 1973.
In a move that might indicate that the reunification of men’s golf is not imminent, the LIV Golf League has resubmitted its application for inclusion in the Official World Golf Ranking system.
Majesticks GC has paired up with TrackMan to bring golfers a once-in-a-lifetime competition, which will allow a few lucky individuals to test their mettle against a LIV golfer in a high-stakes nearest-the-pin competition.
If it was true that this was Phil Mickelson’s last US Open—the words he used were “high likelihood,” now that his exemptions into the one major that eluded him in his World Golf Hall of Fame career have run out—it at least didn’t feel like this would be his last day.
Adam Scott is hungry to right the wrongs from a missed cut at the 2007 US Open at Oakmont which he concedes was “the worst I’ve ever played in a major.”