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Here are some more engaging title options you can use:

– Justin Rose: Team USA’s Ryder Cup Plan Is Broken – Here’s Why  
– Ryder Cup Alarm Bells: Justin Rose Slams Team USA’s Strategy  
– Justin Rose Calls Out Team USA – Is Their Ryder Cup Game Plan Doom

Here are some more engaging title options you can use: – Justin Rose: Team USA’s Ryder Cup Plan Is Broken – Here’s Why – Ryder Cup Alarm Bells: Justin Rose Slams Team USA’s Strategy – Justin Rose Calls Out Team USA – Is Their Ryder Cup Game Plan Doom

LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
R&A unveils a fresh route allowing LIV players to fight for Open spots via designated events and ranking lists – a bold change that has reignited debate over fairness, inclusion and the integrity of top-level golf.

Team USA’s Ryder Cup dilemma? Justin Rose thinks they have it all wrong:
Former Ryder Cup figure Justin Rose says Team USA’s current selection and pairing strategy is off base, urging bolder captaincy choices and a renewed emphasis on chemistry as the Americans head into high-stakes match play

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Here are some punchy alternatives you can use:

1. “Surrounded by Ryder Cup Stars, Max Homa Says He’s Not Motivated – He’s Focused on Form”  
2. “Ryder Cup Firepower? Max Homa Says It Doesn’t Change His Game”  
3. “Star-Studded Field, Same Approach: Max H

Here are some punchy alternatives you can use: 1. “Surrounded by Ryder Cup Stars, Max Homa Says He’s Not Motivated – He’s Focused on Form” 2. “Ryder Cup Firepower? Max Homa Says It Doesn’t Change His Game” 3. “Star-Studded Field, Same Approach: Max H

Officials say LIV players now have a clear, official route to The Open – via designated events and final qualifiers – opening a straightforward path for the circuit’s golfers to chase the Claret Jug.

Despite being surrounded by Ryder Cup stars, Max Homa’s team says the lineup doesn’t add extra motivation; Homa remains focused on his own preparation and form, not the star power around him

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Grading Keegan Bradley, and Phil Mickelson thinks of the ‘King’ | Weekend 9

Grading Keegan Bradley, and Phil Mickelson thinks of the ‘King’ | Weekend 9

Fitzpatrick closed with a record-equalling 66 to win the DP World Tour title, rallying on the back nine to overtake rivals and secure a defining victory after a composed, pressure-packed final round.

Weekend 9 reviews Keegan Bradley’s form with sharp grades, while Phil Mickelson reflects on the late ‘King’ era, weighing legacy and recent struggles in a candid, revealing analysis.

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The top-ranked U.S. Ryder Cup snub? Keegan Bradley gave him advice

The top-ranked U.S. Ryder Cup snub? Keegan Bradley gave him advice

LIV golfers are given a qualification path to The Open as the R&A opens designated events and qualifying spots to select LIV players, prompting debate over inclusivity and competitive integrity.

After a top-ranked U.S. player was omitted from the Ryder Cup, Keegan Bradley publicly offered advice and support, framing the snub as a motivator and sparking dialogue on selection transparency.

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DeChambeau and Mickelson Falter in Final Moments, Exit Tournament Early

DeChambeau and Mickelson Falter in Final Moments, Exit Tournament Early

### Fitzpatrick Clinches DP World Tour Title

Matt Fitzpatrick delivered a stunning performance at the DP World Tour event, closing with an electrifying round of 66 that matched the course record. His exceptional skill and unwavering determination propelled him to a well-earned and thrilling victory.

### DeChambeau, Mickelson Exit Early

In a surprising turn of events, Bryson DeChambeau and Phil Mickelson stumbled in the final moments, resulting in early exits from the tournament. Both seasoned golfers will head home to regroup and prepare for the challenges ahead in upcoming competitions

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