In a groundbreaking move, LIV golfers now have an exciting new pathway to qualify for The Open Championship. This decision not only boosts competition but also fosters inclusivity among the elite in golf, giving LIV participants a golden opportunity to compete for the sport’s most coveted title
Despite dwindling major exemptions, LIV Golf players have secured a path to the 2023 U.S. Open. The United States Golf Association (USGA) has granted a special exemption to players who finished in the top 10 of the Open Championship and missed the cut, including LIV Golfers Cameron Smith and Matthew Wolff. This exemption allows these players to participate in the 123rd U.S. Open at The Los Angeles Country Club from June 15-18. The USGA’s decision follows the R&A’s announcement that LIV Golf players would be eligible to compete in the 151st Open Championship at Royal Liverpool.
Tiger Woods, Charley Hull and foolish mistakes: 24 wishes for the holidays
This year has been a rollercoaster for Tiger Woods, who has faced the dual challenges of injuries and inconsistent performances. He candidly shared his frustrations about getting his body back in peak condition. Meanwhile, British golfer Charley Hull encountered her own hurdles, missing out on qualifying for the prestigious season-ending DP World Tour Championship. Yet, both athletes remain hopeful as they look to turn their fortunes around in the upcoming season. With Woods currently ranked at 1,294 globally, he is determined to reclaim his former glory, while Hull sets her sights on breaking into the top 50. As we approach the holiday season, it’s a perfect moment to reflect on past lessons and set resolutions for a triumphant return in 2024.