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LIV players win a formal qualification path to The Open through designated qualifiers and select exemptions, sparking debate as organizers weigh fairness, competitive integrity and commercial interests.
A step-by-step guide reveals the historic club’s famed gingersnap recipe, sharing ingredient proportions, baking tips and timing to reproduce the crunchy spice, preserving tradition for home bakers.
The R&A has unveiled a new qualification pathway that allows LIV Golf players to earn spots in The Open – a formal route into major championship contention arriving amid ongoing tour tensions.
Meanwhile, YouTube collective Good Good Golf will sponsor a new PGA Tour event, a landmark move that highlights the rising influence of creator-led brands and the growing commercial power of online golf content in the traditional pro game
Did Team Europe head into the Ryder Cup without one of its top players? This analysis dives into the selection decisions and notable absences – and asks whether Europe’s depth, team cohesion and captaincy simply masked a potential shortfall
The R&A has rolled out a new qualification route that gives a handful of LIV players a path into The Open via designated events and specific exemptions – a change that shifts how golfers can reach the sport’s oldest major and has sparked debate across the game.
A mid-amateur champion says the decision highlights the need for a clearer process for professionals who want to regain amateur status, arguing it would be fairer and bolster club-level competition. Opponents, however, warn the move could muddy the integrity and eligibility rules that underpin amateur tournaments
Matt Fitzpatrick produced a sizzling, record-equalling 66, storming up the leaderboard with a late flourish to clinch the DP World Tour title and cap a week of near-total dominance on the European circuit.
A former Ryder Cup star slammed parts of the U.S. crowd as “embarrassing stupidity” after unruly behaviour interrupted play, urging organisers and spectators alike to restore respect and proper conduct at future events
The Open has reopened a pathway for LIV golfers – eligible players can now earn places through designated events and a qualifying series, restoring a clear route back into major-championship contention.
A renowned caddie is urging Ryder Cup captains to shake things up “for the good of the game,” proposing rotating pairings and shot‑clock trials to inject speed, drama and greater fairness into team matches
This study brings golf’s past to life, tracing the codification of rules, the evolution of course design, and the social forces that reshaped play-revealing how technological advances and cultural shifts forged the traditions of the modern game
This study examines the cinematic language of golf, arguing that filmic portrayals encode cultural values, social hierarchies, and identity narratives through mise-en-scène, performance, and spectator positioning.
This study examines golf’s historical development, tracing the origin of its rules, equipment, and 18-hole standard, and analyzing how social change, course design, and technology shaped modern play.
From windswept 15th-century Scottish links to sprawling modern fairways, this study follows golf’s rise into a global pastime-exploring how rules were codified, course design reinvented, and social and technological forces forged the traditions that still define the game
