With no opportunity to play for one year on the PGA Tour after his last LIV event, Spaniard Eugenio Chacarra is a man without a home tour at the moment.
[Photo/inset: Getty images] The year 2024 in men’s professional golf, outside of a handful of captivating moments, lacked juice. TV viewership was down across the board, a strange development when golf has never been healthier at the participation level. Yes, there were moments like Bryson DeChambeau’s epic US Open win at Pinehurst, Scottie Scheffler’s emotional Read more…
Australians Brett Coletta and Jack Buchanan are among 10 players to gain exemptions into 2025 International Series events after the LIV Golf Promotions tournament in Saudi Arabia.
Young guns Jack Buchanan and Phoenix Campbell, as well as Asian Tour winner Travis Smyth, are among 12 Australians teeing up at LIV Golf’s qualifying school in Saudi Arabia this week, where just one spot on the lucrative league in 2025 is up for grabs.
A total of 93 players representing 30 different countries will tee it up at Riyadh Golf Club in pursuit of coveted spots in the 2025 LIV Golf League and 2025 International Series.
Lucas Herbert believes there are enough similarities between the 54-hole tournaments he plays on LIV Golf and the aggressive mentality needed for this week’s shortened Australian PGA Championship to be in with a chance on Sunday’s final round.
After a massive celebration for his NSW Open victory last week, LIV Golf star Lucas Herbert has targeted the Australian PGA and Open as a launchpad back into the major championships next year.
Marc Leishman has never been happier. And not just because he’s home in Australia competing for his first big domestic trophy at this week’s Australian PGA and next week’s Open in Melbourne.
Until he serves the suspensions – believed to total about nine weeks – that went along with the payment of his reportedly seven-figure fines, Garcia will be unable to tee up on the DP World Tour.
Former Australian Open champion Adrian Meronk says part of the reason he went to LIV Golf is that he would have felt “lonely and miserable” in America had he played on the PGA Tour in 2024.