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R&A unveils a qualification pathway allowing select LIV players entry to The Open, setting criteria and exemptions that could alter next year’s championship field.
Bryson DeChambeau’s presence is felt across amateur ranks, the U.S. Walker Cup team says, influencing preparation, equipment choices and competitive mindset among America’s rising players.
LIV golfers have been granted a qualification route to The Open, officials said, introducing performance-based criteria and designated qualifying spots that could allow Saudi-backed players to compete in golf’s oldest major.
The U.S. captured a fifth straight Walker Cup title, dominating foursomes and singles to outpace Great Britain & Ireland and underscore the depth and consistency of American amateur golf.
LIV golfers gain a new qualification pathway to The Open, with designated events and ranking criteria offering a formal route for them to earn places in the major championship field.
At 34, a Walker Cup standout says he rejected turning pro, citing love of amateur competition, family priorities and personal development, choosing national pride and steady progression over life on tour.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
Governing bodies approved a qualification pathway enabling LIV golfers to earn spots at The Open through designated qualifiers and ranking criteria, a compromise aimed at restoring competitive access amid tour tensions.
Bryson DeChambeau makes surprise Walker Cup appearance to motivate Team USA:
Bryson DeChambeau made a surprise appearance at Walker Cup practice, rallying Team USA with tips and encouragement as captains seek to boost morale and competitive edge ahead of the weekend matches.
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Watch the 2025 Walker Cup finale Sunday from Cypress Point live across multiple networks and streaming platforms. Regional broadcasters and official streams will carry foursomes and singles coverage.
LIV golfers granted a new qualification pathway to The Open, with criteria tied to performance in designated events and rankings – a move that opens major access and stirs debate across the game.
An 18-year-old prodigy starred as the U.S. extended its Walker Cup lead, delivering clutch shots and steady play. Teammates praised the youngster’s poise; captain hailed a performance that shifts momentum in America’s favor.
LIV golfers have been granted a new qualification pathway to The Open, allowing players from the breakaway tour to compete for spots through designated events and exemptions, sparking debate across golf’s governing bodies.
The U.S. surged in singles play to seize the Walker Cup lead, overturning deficits with clutch birdies and steady play as momentum shifted toward the Americans ahead of the final day of the amateur team showdown.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
LIV golfers have been granted a new qualification route to The Open, providing a clear pathway for breakaway players to earn spots through designated events and criteria ahead of the championship.
World No. 1 amateur Jackson Koivun’s Walker Cup motivator might surprise you:
World No. 1 amateur Jackson Koivun says his Walker Cup drive is fueled not by trophies but by childhood caddying and local club pride, a humble motivator pushing him toward international success.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
R&A confirms a new qualification path for LIV golfers to reach The Open, recognizing select LIV events and exemptions for entry. The move aims to integrate players while preserving tournament standards and competitive fairness.
At the Walker Cup (and in life), it’s about enjoying the moment:
At the Walker Cup, players and captains say the event-and life-are about savoring the moment, stressing sportsmanship, camaraderie and the joy of competition amid pressure and pride in international college golf.
