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Rickie Fowler withdrew from the Waste Management Phoenix Open citing illness, tournament officials said. His exit reshapes the leaderboard and opens opportunities for other contenders to make a move.
Golfers camped overnight at Bethpage Black to secure coveted tee times, enduring cold and long lines for a shot at the famed public course. Questions remain over whether the wait ultimately justifies the reward.
Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open citing illness, triggering last‑minute schedule reshuffles as officials closely monitor his condition and consider how his absence might ripple through weekend pairings and the tournament’s dynamics.
With just one week to go until Bethpage, six burning Ryder Cup questions demand answers: who will earn the captain’s picks, how will pairings be constructed, which stars are peaking, what course strategies will prevail, where momentum could swing, and how both Europe and the U.S. will handle the pressure
Officials unveil a qualification route for LIV golfers to earn spots at The Open, a move that opens major access, prompts debate over eligibility and alters the pathway to golf’s oldest championship.
Bethpage Black’s punishing layout, narrow fairways, thick rough and devilish greens punish higher-handicap weekend players, turning modest errors into big numbers at one of America’s toughest public tests.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open
LIV golfers have been granted a qualification pathway to The Open, offering players routes via designated events and qualifying series, sparking debate across tours over eligibility and competitive integrity.
Rory McIlroy caddie makes 1 request, and a Bethpage mystery | Weekend 9
Rory McIlroy’s caddie made a single tactical request ahead of Weekend 9, while a course-side mystery at Bethpage unfolded, prompting inquiries into conditions and strategy as fans and officials sought answers.
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Twelve years ago, Europe faced defeat against the United States in the 2010 Ryder Cup. Amidst the tales that have surfaced over the years, a recent revelation stands out for its humorous twist.
Legend has it that a European player, trembling with nerves before his match, unwittingly found himself in a rather embarrassing situation – he accidentally relieved himself in his own pants. The identity of this unfortunate player remains a mystery, yet the anecdote has unfailingly amused golf enthusiasts for years.
This rib-tickling incident has finally been corroborated by a former teammate of the player in question. Recounting the nerve-wracking moment, the teammate disclosed that the player’s anxiety was so palpable that words barely escaped his lips. Subsequently, a visit to the restroom led to an unintended mishap.
Despite valiant efforts from his teammates to soothe his jitters, the player stepped onto the course for his match, only to succumb to the overwhelming nerves and suffer a resounding defeat.
Speculation abounds regarding the timing and location of this lighthearted mishap, with whispers circulating amongst golf aficionados. However, as of yet, no concrete details have been officially confirmed. Despite numerous attempts by journalists to glean a response from the alleged player, silence reigns supreme – leaving the veracity of the incident open to interpretation. The player, shying away from the limelight, has tactfully sidestepped all interview requests, preserving the whimsical mystery surrounding this unforgettable Ryder Cup tale
Tiger Woods ignited the crowd today at the PGA Championship. During the first round of play, Woods sank an impressive birdie on the third hole, eliciting a roar from the fervent fans in attendance. Following his challenging return to play at the Masters, Woods is aiming to find his “competitive flow.” This birdie marks a promising step in his quest for a remarkable comeback.
