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The R&A has announced a qualification pathway allowing select LIV golfers to earn spots at The Open via performance metrics and qualifying events, integrating them into the championship’s entry process.
After a shocking four-putt, the player rallied with consecutive birdies and clutch iron shots to complete a remarkable Monday Finish comeback, leaving the leaderboard stunned.
Governing bodies have opened a new pathway for LIV Golf players to earn spots at The Open – using designated qualifiers and performance-based measures – a move that signals a real push toward broader tournament inclusion.
Meanwhile, club makers are redesigning irons and drivers to help everyday golfers hit better shots. Bigger sweet spots, perimeter weighting and adjustable tech are being paired with straightforward, user-friendly marketing so forgiveness becomes a clear selling point for recreational players
Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open after falling ill, bringing an early end to his week. Tournament officials say his condition is being monitored closely and will issue further updates as they become available.
The 2025 DP World India Championship will be shown by official rights holders and streamed live on the DP World Tour platform and partner apps. Check local listings and the Tour app for tee times and coverage so you don’t miss any of the action
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
R&A announces a qualification pathway allowing LIV golfers to earn spots in The Open through designated events and regional qualifying, clarifying eligibility and integrating them into the championship’s entry process.
Ping PLD Milled AS series brings back the long putter and 2 other styles:
Ping unveils PLD Milled AS series, reintroducing a long putter alongside two additional models, featuring precision-milled faces and refined weighting aimed at tour-level feel and alignment for diverse putting strokes.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open: organizers announce a new eligibility route allowing select LIV players to reach The Open through qualifying events and rankings, altering the major’s entry mix.
‘1 stinking shot:’ Two pros missed playoff bids by a single stroke; a $201 payout gap separated them. Players lament the razor-thin margins that decide outcomes and financial fortunes on tour.
LIV players have been handed a formal qualification route into The Open, opening a new gateway into the major and reigniting intense debate over eligibility, tour relationships and how access to championship golf will be decided going forward.
One pro rocketed up 300 spots in the world rankings after a breakthrough victory, earning a coveted Masters invite – a sensational rise that stunned peers and laid bare just how volatile the sport’s ranking system can be
An expert breaks down Tiger Woods’ recent back surgery, the rehabilitation hurdles ahead and realistic timelines for a comeback. With the PNC Championship on the horizon, the assessment weighs his true odds of returning to competition after December’s setback
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
The R&A unveiled a new qualification path letting select LIV Golf players earn spots in The Open through designated events and exemptions – a notable move expanding access to golf’s oldest major.
3 surprising pros who failed to earn back PGA Tour cards on Sunday:
Three unexpected names fell short in Sunday’s PGA Tour card finals, failing to regain status despite strong seasons – underscoring the depth of competition and the narrow margins that decide playing privileges.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
Governing bodies confirmed a new qualification route enabling select LIV players to compete for Open Championship spots, offering a clear, performance-based pathway back into major championship contention.
These 20 Korn Ferry Tour players just earned their 2026 PGA Tour cards:
Twenty players from the Korn Ferry Tour clinched PGA Tour cards for 2026 after strong finishes across the season, securing status and entry to next year’s premier tour through points and finals performance.
Jeeno Thitikul’s history-stopping comeback win meant more than a trophy – it reshaped expectations, rekindled belief and inspired a generation as the Thai star overturned long odds for a landmark victory.
