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‘1 stinking shot:’ Just $201 separated these 2 pros from playoff bids

‘1 stinking shot:’ Just $201 separated these 2 pros from playoff bids

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.

Rory, Rickie, Phil and a trophy fumble. Remembering Valhalla, 10 years later

Rory, Rickie, Phil and a trophy fumble. Remembering Valhalla, 10 years later

At Valhalla, the 2010 PGA Championship turned into a dramatic clash of titans. Rory McIlroy, fresh off a dominating win at Congressional, was poised to claim another major. But it was Rickie Fowler who stole the early spotlight, grabbing a seven-shot second-round lead. In the final round, Phil Mickelson’s charge fell just short, leaving the door open for McIlroy and Fowler. The tournament came down to the final two holes, with McIlroy ultimately hoisting the Wanamaker Trophy. However, the celebration took an unexpected turn when McIlroy fumbled the trophy on the 18th green.

MacIntyre wins Scottish Open with birdie on 18

MacIntyre wins Scottish Open with birdie on 18

In a thrilling finish, Scottish golfer Robert MacIntyre clinched victory at the Scottish Open today. The 27-year-old sealed his triumph with a dramatic birdie putt on the 18th hole at The Renaissance Club. MacIntyre’s composed performance and strategic play throughout the tournament showcased his golfing prowess. This victory marks a significant milestone for the Scot, cementing his status as a rising star in the sport.