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LIV golfers granted a qualification pathway to The Open, enabling eligible players to earn spots under revised criteria for Royal St George’s, subject to final approval from organizers.
Thai amateur secures invitations to the Masters and The Open after standout qualifying performances, becoming the nation’s latest rising star and set for major championship debuts next season.
LIV golfers now have a clear route into The Open – earn spots through designated events and ranking criteria, removing uncertainty over eligibility ahead of the major.
Our post‑Ryder Cup report card hands out grades to players and captains, measures the fan atmosphere and inspects venue operations – rating performance, strategy, engagement and facilities as the dust settles
Fitzpatrick stormed home with a record‑equalling 66 to claim the DP World Tour title, repelling late challengers as cool‑headed precision on the closing holes sealed a hard‑fought victory for the Englishman.
This year’s Ryder Cup build‑up has felt painfully protracted – scheduling snags, player uncertainty and relentless media scrutiny have stretched the wait, fraying fans’ patience and testing the captains’ nerves
The 2025 Ryder Cup promises high drama as U.S. hosts hunt redemption and Europe fights to extend its dominance – headline matchups, captain’s pivotal picks, the form of Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler, and the impact of LIV players could all decide the trophy
“LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open” – Organizers confirm LIV golfers will have a direct qualification path to The Open, easing eligibility rules and setting criteria amid debate over tour integration and championship access.
“1 Ryder Cup dilemma is hiding in plain sight” – A pressing Ryder Cup dilemma hides in plain sight: balancing captain’s picks versus form-based selection, igniting debate over team chemistry, fairness and strategy as Europe and the U.S. prepare rosters.
Golf authorities approve a new qualification path allowing LIV players to compete for spots in The Open via designated qualifiers and exemptions, easing their route back into major championship contention.
Bethpage and Oak Hill set to host three major championships in New York, a move that elevates the state’s profile in golf and promises high-stakes competition and economic impact for local communities.
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
Born on 15th-century Scottish links, golf has evolved through the formalizing of rules and imaginative course design, shaped by social and cultural shifts that transformed a local pastime into a global sport
A new agreement grants select LIV golfers a qualification pathway into The Open, allowing conditional entry via performance criteria and targeted exemptions ahead of next year’s championship.
Ten players are poised to decide the Ryder Cup’s outcome, with captains’ picks, form and pairings under scrutiny as momentum and key matchups likely determine which side prevails.
Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open Friday after falling ill, forcing an early exit. Tournament officials confirmed he received medical attention; his schedule for upcoming events remains uncertain as fans and organizers react.
Ryder Cup supporters lament the loss of a cherished element as recent shifts threaten the event’s intimate passion. Changes to scheduling and format raise fears the special, up-close atmosphere that defined past matches may be gone for good.
