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**Faldo: McIlroy’s US Open Heartbreak Will Fuel Future Fire**

**Faldo: McIlroy’s US Open Heartbreak Will Fuel Future Fire**

In a breathtaking finale, Matt Fitzpatrick dazzled the crowd with a record-equalling 66, clinching the coveted DP World Tour title. His extraordinary performance not only highlighted his skill and determination but also firmly established him among golf’s elite. Fans erupted in celebration as he triumphed in style.

Nick Faldo weighed in, suggesting that Rory McIlroy will carry the weight of his recent US Open heartbreak for some time. The former champion pointed out that such high-stakes moments can leave a lasting impression, encouraging McIlroy to transform that disappointment into powerful motivation for his upcoming tournaments

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Sources: Monahan, Tiger visit WH to talk merger

Sources: Monahan, Tiger visit WH to talk merger

Excerpt about “Fowler (illness) WDs from WM Phoenix Open”:

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How Keegan Bradley’s caddie found out about the Ryder Cup captaincy

How Keegan Bradley’s caddie found out about the Ryder Cup captaincy

Keegan Bradley’s caddie, Brett Waldman, discovered the exciting news of Bradley’s appointment as the Ryder Cup captain in the same manner as the rest of the world – through a press release.

Expressing his reaction, Waldman mentioned that while the news came as a “surprise,” it didn’t leave him “shocked.” He conveyed, “I knew he had his eye on the role, and I have no doubt he will excel in it. Keegan is a remarkable leader with an in-depth understanding of the game.”

At 36 years old, Bradley was officially announced as the U.S. Ryder Cup captain for 2027 on a Tuesday, marking him as the youngest captain since Tiger Woods in 2019.

With previous appearances on the U.S. Ryder Cup team in 2012, 2014, and 2018, Bradley boasts a commendable record of 5 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie in Ryder Cup matches

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PGA Tour’s Pivotal Shift: Analysis of Leadership’s 180

PGA Tour’s Pivotal Shift: Analysis of Leadership’s 180

The PGA Tour has made a significant shift in its approach to external competition. After initially opposing the emergence of LIV Golf, the Tour has now mirrored many of LIV’s initiatives, including increased prize purses, limited fields, and mandatory events. This reversal has drawn criticism for undermining the Tour’s previous stance on loyalty and integrity. The Tour’s financial dependence on Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has also raised ethical concerns and created a potential conflict of interest.

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Ahead of 2024 election … at 2024 Presidents Cup … we asked about role models

Ahead of 2024 election … at 2024 Presidents Cup … we asked about role models

Ahead of the 2024 election, we asked attendees of the 2024 Presidents Cup about the role models who have inspired them in their own lives and careers.

Many attendees cited their parents, grandparents, and teachers as influential role models. Others pointed to political figures, leaders in their industries, and even celebrities.

“My father taught me the importance of hard work and perseverance,” said one attendee. “He showed me that anything is possible if you set your mind to it.”

Another attendee said, “My role model is Michelle Obama. She is an inspiration to me because she is a strong, intelligent, and compassionate woman who has broken down barriers and made a difference in the world.”

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LPGA boss takes blame for Solheim Cup issues

LPGA boss takes blame for Solheim Cup issues

LPGA Commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan apologized for issues that arose during the recent Solheim Cup, acknowledging that the organization failed to “meet the expectations” of players, fans, and sponsors. Samaan specifically took responsibility for the late scheduling of practice rounds, transportation delays, and lack of player amenities. She vowed to conduct a thorough review to identify areas for improvement and enhance the tournament experience in the future. The Solheim Cup, which pits the top female golfers from Europe against those from the United States, is one of the most prestigious events on the LPGA Tour.

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Keegan Bradley confronts the strange challenges of Ryder Cup roster-building

Keegan Bradley confronts the strange challenges of Ryder Cup roster-building

Keegan Bradley, one of the most enduring Ryder Cup players, discusses the uncommon limitations of forming one team in “Keegan Bradley faces the unexpected difficulties of Ryder Cup roster-building.” Bradley emphasizes the value of having open lines of communication with potential participants, carefully considering each player’s form and contribution to the team dynamic, and recognizing unforeseen obstacles that may arise during the selection process. He also discusses the necessity of balancing individual accomplishment with group chemistry to create a victorious team. Bradley’s insights provide valuable insights into the challenging yet necessary process of assembling a Ryder Cup roster.

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Behind 2 firm words, Keegan Bradley reveals LIV Golf-Ryder Cup feelings

Behind 2 firm words, Keegan Bradley reveals LIV Golf-Ryder Cup feelings

Keegan Bradley, having been the U.S. Ryder Cup captain, recently spoke out about his feelings towards the LIV Golf Invitational Series and the Ryder Cup. Bradley stated that he believes players who have joined LIV Golf should not be considered for the Ryder Cup team. His comments come as the PGA Tour and LIV Golf continue to feud over the future of professional golf. The LIV Golf Invitational Series is a new golf league that has attracted some of the biggest names in the sport, including Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson, and Bryson DeChambeau. However, the PGA Tour has suspended players who have joined LIV Golf, and it is unclear if they will be allowed to compete in the Ryder Cup. Bradley’s comments are significant because he is one of the most respected players on the PGA Tour. He is a four-time PGA Tour winner and has been a member of the Ryder Cup team twice. His comments are likely to add fuel to the debate over the future of LIV Golf and the Ryder Cup.

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