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LIV golfers have been granted a formal qualification route to The Open, offering pathway spots through designated events and rankings. The move could reshape major entry and intensify debate over tour integration.
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LIV players have been given a clear pathway into The Open – with spots now allocated based on performance metrics and results at select events – as the governing bodies move to integrate those competitors ahead of the championship.
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LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
Golf’s governing bodies have unveiled a new route for LIV Golf players to qualify for The Open, using designated events and specific ranking criteria. The move is designed to promote greater integration and opportunity – but it’s also likely to reignite debate among traditionalists who worry about changing the established order.
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LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
The R&A has approved a qualification route for LIV golfers to compete in The Open, offering pathways through designated events and rankings. The move could reshape entry criteria and stir debate among traditionalists.
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