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Robert MacIntyre has regretfully withdrawn from the Memorial Tournament due to ongoing wrist issues. The Scottish golfer confirmed the news on his social media, expressing disappointment but prioritizing his health. “I’ve been battling a lingering wrist issue that has made it challenging to perform at my best,” MacIntyre wrote. “I’m withdrawing from the Memorial Tournament to allow myself time to heal properly.” MacIntyre has been a rising star in the golf world, with several impressive performances in recent years. His withdrawal from the Memorial Tournament is a setback, but fans will be eager to see him back on the course when he is fully recovered.
LIV Golf is on the rise, expanding its global footprint with the exciting addition of two new tournaments to its 2023 lineup! For the very first time, this dynamic series will touch down in South Korea this October at the stunning Nine Bridges Golf Club on Jeju Island. And that’s not all—September marks LIV Golf’s inaugural event in Indiana at the renowned Crooked Stick Golf Club.
With these thrilling additions, LIV Golf now boasts a total of 14 events for 2023. The series has swiftly established itself as a formidable force in the golf arena, drawing in some of the sport’s biggest stars like Dustin Johnson, Bryson DeChambeau, and Phil Mickelson
Golf announcers roundly criticized Rory McIlroy after he elected to hit a 6-iron off the 18th tee at Bay Hill Club and Lodge during the final round of the 2023 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard. With the wind blowing hard off the left and a water hazard on that side of the fairway, most observers believed McIlroy should have hit 3-wood.
However, McIlroy drove a low, towering 6-iron right down the middle of the fairway, leaving himself a 9-iron into the green. He then hit a superb approach to six feet and made the birdie putt to move into a tie for the lead. Though the 6-iron surely surprised the announcers and many viewers, the results spoke for themselves.