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LIV golfers now have a formal qualification route to The Open, granting major access despite controversy and suggesting changes to how links championship fields are assembled.
Bryson DeChambeau offered a curious reply to Brandel Chamblee’s Ryder Cup dig, shrugging off the criticism while adding a wry remark that keeps attention on growing team tensions.
Matt Fitzpatrick closed with a record-equalling 66, combining crisp iron shots and steady, clutch putting to capture the DP World Tour title and finish clear of the chasing pack.
Luke Donald said his “money” remark had been misconstrued, insisting it was not a swipe at the U.S. team but a comment about broader sponsorship issues as he defended his words
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
R&A unveils a qualification pathway enabling LIV Golf players to vie for Open Championship berths via designated qualifiers and ranking adjustments, widening access to golf’s oldest major.
Bryson, Rory eye Bethpage matchup amid rivalry:
Bryson DeChambeau and Rory McIlroy eye a potential Bethpage showdown, trading barbs and strategy as the rivalry intensifies ahead of a high-stakes head-to-head on the demanding New York layout.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
After fresh negotiations, LIV players have been handed a tangible route into The Open – with spots now being allocated through on-course performance metrics and a limited number of exemptions. The change reshapes access for breakaway tour stars and brings new drama and opportunity to golf’s oldest major.
Bryson DeChambeau’s Ryder Cup partner could hinge on golf ball:
Team officials say DeChambeau’s Ryder Cup pairing may come down to something as small as a golf ball – equipment compatibility, feel and ball flight are being weighed alongside form and chemistry as captains build duos for the transatlantic showdown
Officials confirmed an approved qualification pathway to The Open for eligible LIV golfers, giving them a route to compete for spots and signaling a meaningful step toward their reintegration into major championship fields.
At Bethpage Black, fresh pairings, surprise captain’s picks and unexpected early heroes are reshaping the storyline – captains are testing chemistry, momentum is swinging, and every matchup feels like it could flip the Ryder Cup balance
1) LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
LIV golfers have been granted a qualification pathway to The Open, with designated events and performance criteria allowing breakaway-tour players to compete for spots in this year’s major.
2) Bryson DeChambeau rallies Ryder Cup fans with electrifying range session:
Bryson DeChambeau fired up Ryder Cup fans with an electrifying range session, showcasing prodigious power and precise irons as supporters cheered, setting an energized tone ahead of team competition.
Ryder Cup 2025: The U.S. returns home hungry to reclaim the Cup while Europe stands ready to defend its crown. Find live TV and streaming options, plus the complete three-day schedule with daily match times and session start details
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
R&A has laid out a fresh pathway for LIV players to reach The Open – opening the door through Open Qualifying and a handful of targeted exemptions – a move that’s already sparking heated debate among players, promoters and governing bodies.
Here are four bold Ryder Cup calls: the U.S. triumphs at Bethpage Black, surprise rookies steal the show, an unlikely pairing dominates play, and a captain’s daring tactical gambit ultimately decides the match
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
Governing bodies have unveiled a new qualification route that lets LIV Golf players compete for spots in The Open – clearly outlining the criteria and pathways to earn entry and reopening a doorway to golf’s oldest major.
Ryder Cup moves opening ceremony up to Wed.:
Ryder Cup organizers have pushed the opening ceremony to Wednesday, freeing up room for expanded fan events and improved TV windows as teams put the final touches on their preparations for the biennial team showdown
