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Charley Hull seized the LPGA crown in dramatic fashion after world No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul’s collapse on the 72nd hole erased a commanding lead and handed Hull a last‑gasp triumph
LIV golfers now have a clear pathway into The Open – a formal qualification route that lets members earn spots through designated events and final qualifying stages, a notable stride toward broader inclusion in golf’s oldest major.
The 2025 Procore Championship purse has been unveiled, including a full payout breakdown and the confirmed winner’s share. With the purse boosted, top finishers are poised to collect sizeable checks as the event raises the stakes
1) Matt Fitzpatrick fired a record-equalling 66 to clinch the DP World Tour title – a calm, late surge that sealed the victory and sent the gallery into rapturous applause.
2) Jon Rahm became embroiled in a long, dramatic rules debate – complete with a stray phone, arguments over gravity and a tense on-course exchange – before pulling off an epic par save that left spectators debating sportsmanship and the rulebook
Griffin fired a flawless, bogey-free round to surge into a three-shot lead at Napa, staking his claim atop the leaderboard heading into the weekend as two world No. 1s rallied with hot scores to close the gap and set up a thrilling chase
Hull squeezed past Thitikul by a single shot at Queen City, seizing a one-shot lead after a steady third round and setting up a gripping Sunday showdown for the title
LIV players granted a pathway to qualify for The Open, as organizers unveil criteria allowing them to compete for spots. The move opens a route back to majors amid ongoing tour disputes.
Jake Knapp has secured a high-profile caddie after a string of strong finishes and a chance introduction at a tournament. The pairing signals Knapp’s rise and could boost his status on tour.
LIV golfers have been granted a new qualification pathway to The Open, opening opportunities for several players previously excluded and prompting debate across the game about eligibility and competitive balance.
John Daly’s round took another dramatic turn as he carded a 19 on a single hole, adding a spectacular blow-up to his storied career and raising questions about risk-taking and course management.
The R&A has opened a new qualification pathway that lets select LIV Golf players compete for spots at The Open – a move that hints at greater inclusion while reigniting heated debate over tour relations and who truly belongs on championship rosters.
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LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
R&A creates a qualification route for LIV Golf players to compete for places in The Open, allowing entry into final qualifying and a clear path back into major-championship contention.
Ryder Cup vice captain Noren shares BMW lead:
Ryder Cup vice-captain Alex Noren shared the lead at the BMW tournament after a strong round, positioning himself among the favorites as the weekend shapes into a tense battle for the title.
Matt Fitzpatrick signed off with a record‑equalling 66 to claim the DP World Tour title, delivering a composed final round that sealed his win and left him well clear of the chasing pack.
By contrast, John Daly endured a nightmare – carding a record‑high 19 on a single hole and closing with an 88 in a calamitous, topsy‑turvy afternoon that left the veteran visibly frustrated
