Lucas Herbert will bring one of the hottest games in world golf to Sydney and Melbourne this November and December after confirming he will contest the BMW Australian PGA Championship at The Lakes Golf Club and the Capital.com Australian Open at Kingston Heath Golf Club.
PGA Tour chief executive Brian Rolapp did not mince words in relaying that the returning member program that enabled Brooks Koepka to compete on the tour this season is off the table going forward.
Rahm was pressed on whether there was a threshold in his LIV contract where he knew he was free to leave, adding that he has not been involved with the planning discussions for the competition and structure of LIV 2.0.
The US arrives at team events with a conviction that their topline firepower and deep rosters should make victory inevitable, and when it doesn’t arrive it acts like the loss is a consequence of fate failing to follow script.
Neither Thomas or the PGA Tour released any specifics as to why the two-time major winner dropped out of the event, which is being played for the first time and kicks off the PGA Tour Fall Series.
LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil has written to fans following the league’s Chapter 11 filing, addressing the future of the competition and outlining plans for a new, player-owned LIV Golf 2.0.
LIV Golf filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Tuesday while announcing a proposed restructuring agreement that could transfer majority ownership of the league to its players. The filing, made in the District of New Jersey, shows that several of LIV’s biggest names—including Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, Dustin Johnson and Cameron Smith—are owed millions of Read more…
LIV Golf has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US, a move that could free Cam Smith and other players from their contracts while unpaid amounts are settled through the court process.
Geoff Ogilvy intends to replicate the victorious cohesion the European Ryder Cup team is famous for in a bid to captain his International Presidents Cup side to its first victory this century.
Australian golf great Geoff Ogilvy will return home to play in both Australian major men’s tournaments this summer, following the completion of his commitments as captain of the International Team at the Presidents Cup.
Cam Davis is locked in for a blockbuster home summer, teeing it up at both the BMW Australian PGA Championship and the Capital.com Australian Open as he chases a second Stonehaven Cup and a maiden PGA title.
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