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LIV golfers granted a qualification path to The Open as new rules allow them to enter final qualifying and claim select exemptions, opening major championship doors and stirring debate across the sport.
Pro pulls off an improbable walk-off hole-out eagle to save his job, sinking a dramatic final shot that secures his status and provokes stunned reactions from fans and fellow players.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
The R&A has opened a qualification pathway for LIV golfers to reach The Open, allowing breakaway circuit players to earn spots via designated events and final qualifying, changing access to golf’s oldest major.
In Utah, a former college star is 18 holes from an improbable, life-changing win:
In Utah, a former college star stands 18 holes from an improbable, life-changing victory, chasing a breakthrough that could redefine a career and transform personal fortunes at a packed, high-stakes tournament.
The R&A has announced a qualification pathway allowing select LIV golfers to earn spots at The Open via performance metrics and qualifying events, integrating them into the championship’s entry process.
After a shocking four-putt, the player rallied with consecutive birdies and clutch iron shots to complete a remarkable Monday Finish comeback, leaving the leaderboard stunned.
Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open Friday after falling ill, tournament officials confirmed. The American left the course and will miss the remainder of the event to recover.
Rory McIlroy clinched his second Irish Open title in a dramatic playoff, birdieing the decisive hole to edge out rivals. The Northern Irishman praised the crowd after a memorable finish.
Swedish golfer Ludvig Åberg staged an incredible comeback on Sunday, overcoming a daunting four-shot deficit to clinch victory at the Genesis Invitational by a nail-biting single stroke. With a stunning final-round score of 66, Åberg sealed his triumph with a crucial birdie on the 18th hole, finishing at an impressive 13-under par. This remarkable win not only marks his first PGA Tour title but also makes him the first Swedish player ever to take home this prestigious tournament.
Åberg’s victory is more than just personal glory; it represents a significant milestone for European golfers who have faced challenges in making their mark on the PGA Tour in recent years. His success could ignite a new wave of European talent eager to shine on the American circuit
