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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.
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
In a newly shared anecdote, golf star John Daly reveals he improvised the memorable Happy Gilmore scene, recalling “just me and him goofing off” on set – a spontaneous moment that made the cut.
Former champion John Daly was recently spotted at a Hooters restaurant in Augusta, delighting fans with his approachable and laid-back vibe. The legendary golfer shared hearty laughs and captivating stories, reminding everyone that he’s just an “ordinary guy” soaking up the vibrant atmosphere of Masters week festivities.
LIV golfers now have a thrilling new route to qualify for The Open, enabling them to showcase their skills alongside traditional tour players. This significant development opens doors for those who have joined LIV Golf, highlighting a commitment to inclusivity in the sport
John Daly has voiced his worries about the toll that “hardcore” off-course activities could take on his health and performance. The two-time major champion, celebrated for his straightforwardness, is apprehensive that these habits might lead to significant repercussions for his golfing career down the line
John Daly Rings in New Year with Daring Tee Shot
Golf legend John Daly kicked off 2023 in spectacular fashion, launching an incredible tee shot that soared over the roof of a building in Arkansas. This thrilling stunt was captured on video and shared by Daly himself on social media, showcasing his extraordinary driving power.
Known for his unconventional style and vibrant personality, Daly transformed New Year’s Day into a memorable event. As dazzling fireworks lit up the night sky, he took aim from a makeshift tee box and unleashed a drive that flew majestically over the building. The video quickly went viral, captivating golf enthusiasts and fans alike with its mix of skill and showmanship
PGA champion John Daly says his home was among those suffering “total loss and devastation” from Hurricane Helene, which brought flooding and heavy rainfall to Florida.
The golfer shared a video on social media showing the destruction wrought by the storm, saying that while his family was safe, the damage to their home and belongings was “devastating.”
“We are so grateful to be safe, but our home is gone,” Daly said. “We lost everything.”
Daly’s home is located in Palm Coast, Florida, one of the areas hardest hit by the hurricane.
In a recent YouTube video, John Daly attempted Bryson DeChambeau’s 5-wood, resulting in a challenging outcome. The collision of styles and techniques showcased the diverse approaches to golf among these iconic players.
John Daly’s withdrawal from the PGA Championship marked his latest major missed cut, extending his dismal record in recent years. The two-time major champion hasn’t made the weekend at a major since the 2011 PGA Championship, a stretch of 27 consecutive events.
Daly, 55, has struggled with injuries and off-course issues that have hindered his performance on the golf course. He last won a major in 1995 and has not been a consistent contender in recent seasons.
