Rory McIlroy swears he will never get tired of signing Masters flags after his victory in April at Augusta National Golf Club. He’ll have at least 1,100 chances to prove it.
The PGA Tour is returning to the Blue Monster course at US president Donald Trump’s Doral resort in Miami. Not only is it back on the tour’s schedule in 2026, Doral will host a signature event.
Min Woo Lee may have been rubbing shoulders recently with Justin Bieber and fellow music royalty in Los Angeles, but come November in “Brisneyland” the Australian golfer will be the celebrity when he tees up at the BMW Australian PGA at Royal Queensland.
Given the way Keegan Bradley has played the past two years, the only captain who could keep Keegan Bradley off the Ryder Cup team is Keegan Bradley himself.
While Sebastian Munoz and Jon Rahm split the spotlight at LIV Golf Indianapolis, the former winning the tournament and the latter clinching the overall season-long individual championship, Australia’s contingent experienced a mixed bag.
Jon Rahm was locked in an unlikely battle with five-time winner this year, Joaquin Niemann, for LIV Golf’s season-long individual title during its Indianapolis finale that concluded Sunday (Monday AEST).
Scottie Scheffler erased a big deficit early, took the reins at the halfway point, held on like hell and delivered an exclamation mark at the end, capturing the BMW Championship for his fifth win of the season.
With two tournaments remaining until Bradley makes his captain’s picks (and one until the automatic qualifiers are finalised), where does the USA side stand?
For the third straight year, the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia season kicks off on foreign soil with the 2025 PNG Open at Royal Port Moresby Golf Club.
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.
It hasn’t been a typical season for Patrick Cantlay. But if you ask him about it, and you ask him about his goals in the immediate future, be it the FedEx Cup Playoffs or ensuring he is a member of the US team for the third time in next month’s Ryder Cup, he responds with his typical nonplussed stoicism.
[Photo: Getty Images] It’s the nightmare scenario no LIV Golf captain wants to think about – but it could happen. The Majesticks’ Ian Poulter and Henrik Stenson, long-time mates and co-captains, may well end up sending the other packing from the league. RELATED: Bryson DeChambeau teases what he might do on the first tee of Read more…
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