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LIV golfers granted a qualification path to The Open via designated events and exemptions, organizers confirm. The move aims to broaden access while preserving historic championship eligibility rules.
PGA Tour Champions officials say fields and fans are prepared for Tiger’s entry if he opts to play, with enhanced security and tee-sheet adjustments anticipated to accommodate global attention.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open: A new ruling opens a clear, competitive avenue for LIV players to earn spots at The Open by competing in designated qualifiers. The move removes a major hurdle born of past controversies and reshapes how links to golf’s biggest stage are earned, giving players a fair, performance-based route back into the sport’s oldest major.
Why this pro is embracing Tour gear trends | Fully Equipped: The pro has revamped his kit to match what’s winning on Tour-mixing sleeker styling with smarter technology and data-led tweaks to squeeze out performance gains. From club and shaft choices to on-course aesthetics influenced by sponsors, his equipment strategy highlights how modern golf blends analytics, look and feel to chase every possible advantage
1) LIV golfers have been handed a formal pathway into The Open – with specific exemptions and reserved qualifying spots for select players – a move that officially weaves the circuit into major-championship entry routes.
2) Several leading amateurs have opted not to turn pro, choosing education, business opportunities or family life over the touring grind. Their decisions are redefining success for elite amateurs and expanding what a top golfing future can look like
Fitzpatrick closes with record-equalling 66 to win DP World Tour title:
Matt Fitzpatrick blistered the final round with a record-equalling 66, charging home with a flurry of sharp shots to clinch the DP World Tour title and add another standout win to his professional resume.
Morikawa: ‘Chaos’ talk not cause of Ryder trouble:
Collin Morikawa rejected the idea that talk of “chaos” unsettled the U.S. Ryder Cup side, saying off-course noise didn’t spark their problems – the outcome was decided by play on the course, and the players must own their performance
Fitzpatrick closes with record-equalling 66 to win DP World Tour title:
Matt Fitzpatrick closed with a record-equalling 66 to win the DP World Tour title, delivering composed putting and timely birdies to fend off rivals and claim a hard-earned victory on a testing final day.
PGA Tour winner Knapp grieving girlfriend’s death:
PGA Tour winner Knapp is mourning the death of his girlfriend, withdrawing from competition as he and his family process the loss. The tour and peers offered condolences as Knapp prioritises privacy and time to grieve.
Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open after suddenly falling ill, exiting the tournament before the weekend. Tournament officials confirmed his withdrawal and said he was receiving medical attention and would be closely monitored as he recovers.
Just down the road from Bethpage Black, a new public golf course is taking shape – Long Island’s most significant course opening in years. Developers and local officials say the project will broaden access for players and introduce fresh strategic challenges that should excite area golfers
LIV golfers have been handed an official doorway into The Open: a slate of designated events and playoff berths that carve out a contentious – yet unmistakably clear – route for sanctioned players to reach golf’s oldest major.
At Bethpage, a hush-before-dawn brotherhood of diehard golfers gathers to protect tradition, push through relentless practice and forge fierce camaraderie – an unofficial enclave quietly shaping the course’s culture and local lore
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.
After a frightening diagnosis, a junior golfer turned adversity into action: launching community initiatives and mentoring peers while recovering and continuing to compete, family says.
Governing bodies have unveiled a formal qualification route allowing LIV golfers to vie for spots at The Open, creating a new pathway for circuit members to earn championship berths.
Brandel Chamblee issued a bold assessment after Keegan Bradley’s surprise decision, suggesting the move could reshape perceptions of player priorities and disrupt tour alliances.
