Cameron Smith has ridden an emotional rollercoaster to remain “right there” in the mix for a drought-breaking victory at LIV Golf’s season finale in Indianapolis. The chance of a first tournament win in more than three years looked to be slipping away before Australia’s one-time world No.2 steadied to post a third-round three-under-par 67 on Read more…
Cam Smith is determined to end the season on a high after shooting a two-under 68 in LIV Golf’s season finale at Indianapolis. The Australian is sitting at nine under for the tournament, two behind new leader Richard Lee at The Club at Chatham Hills in Westfield. After promising to put his “head down and Read more…
It’s going to be “head down bum up” in the next few days for Cam Smith as the Australian aims to finish the LIV Golf season on a high in Indianapolis. The Queenslander enjoyed a bogey-free seven-under 63 on Friday (AEST) to be joint second with RT Lee, one behind leader Laurie Canter after the Read more…
Rory McIlroy has weighed in on LIV Golf’s uncertain future and the prospect of players returning to the PGA Tour, while Scottie Scheffler and Adam Scott offered a more measured take.
It’s said that you’re not supposed to beat a dead horse, but after his pro-am appearance on Wednesday at the BMW Championship, Rory McIlroy – long one of LIV Golf’s most outspoken critics – hit the floundering league with one last roundhouse for the road.
Lucas Herbert’s purple patch continues, the Australian firing a bogey-free five-under 66 to move within two shots of leader Joaquin Niemann at LIV Golf New York.
LIV Golf has secured a new lead investor as it looks to forge ahead without Saudi PIF backing, with CEO Scott O’Neil confirming a plan that would make players major equity holders in the league.
Scott O’Neil declined to say who the investor or the additional parties were, or how much money has been committed so far, or what 2027 might look like for LIV Golf. He did, however, add one key detail about the vision for LIV’s future.
In the lead-up to LIV Golf New York, the all-Australian Ripper GC outfit spoke with the media about whether or not they would return to the PGA Tour should LIV fold.
Just days after reports the rebel circuit was on the brink of collapse, LIV Golf could be about to secure the investment needed to survive beyond 2026.
Lucas Herbert set new LIV Golf records for lowest score, most birdies and most birdie-eagles in a tournament, winning LIV Golf UK by six shots and leading Ripper GC to the team title.
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