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Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open due to illness, officials said, exiting the tournament and prompting adjustments to pairings as he seeks treatment and recovery.
Alex Noren captured the British Masters title with a composed final round, while Rasmus Højgaard’s strong performance earned him selection to the Ryder Cup team, bolstering Europe’s lineup.
Keegan Bradley’s Ryder Cup dilemma hinges on one question: can his form and team chemistry justify a captain’s pick? Selection debates intensify as metrics and personality clash in roster decisions.
Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open due to illness, tournament officials confirmed Thursday. His exit reshuffles pairings and raises concern about his availability for upcoming events.
Tommy Fleetwood clinched the Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup with a composed final round, sealing the season’s biggest prize and capping a consistently strong year on the PGA Tour.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
Officials unveil a qualification route allowing LIV golfers to earn spots at The Open through designated qualifiers and ranking allocations, starting next season and subject to eligibility criteria amid tour realignments.
Rasmus Hojgaard’s last-minute Ryder Cup clincher should cement Team Europe roster:
Rasmus Hojgaard’s last-minute Ryder Cup clincher should cement his spot on Team Europe, showcasing clutch nerve and form that make him a near-automatic pick as Europe finalises its lineup.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
Officials announce LIV golfers will gain a defined qualification pathway to The Open through designated events and exemptions, a move seen as key to integrating the rival tour’s top talent.
Bradley: Ryder Cup ‘biggest decision’ of my life:
Bradley says choosing to play in the Ryder Cup was the ‘biggest decision’ of his life, citing family, career impact and the honour of representing his country amid intense pressure and proud expectations.
Tour Confidential probes which players Keegan Bradley should name as Ryder Cup captain’s picks, weighing recent form, match-play pedigree and team chemistry before the U.S. roster is finalized.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open: Governing bodies confirm a new qualification route allowing LIV Golf players to compete in The Open, subject to eligibility and form, opening major access amid ongoing tour tensions.
Morgan, Kelepouris, McBride atop Senior Women’s: Leaders Morgan, Kelepouris and McBride sit atop the Senior Women’s leaderboard after steady opening rounds, each showcasing consistent long game and reliable putting as the title race heads into the weekend.
The 2025 Tour Championship delivered a boosted purse and revised payout structure. This report details the winner’s enlarged share and provides a full breakdown showing how much every player earned.
LIV golfers granted a qualification route to The Open after an agreement with the R&A, opening major access via designated events and qualifiers; the move reshapes elite entry and sparks debate across golf’s landscape.
Jane Morgan surged into the lead as Annika Sorenstam slipped back at the Senior Women’s Championship, Morgan’s steady play contrasting Sorenstam’s uncharacteristic errors and opening the field late Sunday.
– LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open: R&A confirmed a clarified route for LIV Golf players to reach The Open, outlining eligibility via Final Qualifying and select exemptions. The move formalizes access while maintaining existing criteria.
– Forrest wins on Trump course, gets call from Prez: Forrest sealed victory at a Trump-branded course, then took a congratulatory call from the former U.S. president, adding a notable postscript to a composed final-round performance and breakthrough result.
