Australian tour pro Jeffrey Guan kicked off his inspiring tournament comeback from a life-changing accident with a very respectable opening round at the Tailor-made Building Services NT PGA Championship in Darwin.
Everyone noticed Cantlay taking a long time over the ball, including the many, many times he shuffled his feet before pulling the trigger. Phil Mickelson took notice as well.
Swede Meja Ortengren captured the Hills Open in her homeland, becoming the third amateur to win on the LET since 2022 and the second to do it this year.
Alex Noren captured the British Masters, defeating Kiwi Kazuma Kobori by a shot, but it was the Dane’s qualification for next month’s Ryder Cup that captured just as much attention.
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.
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