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LIV golfers now have a clear route into The Open – earn spots through designated events and ranking criteria, removing uncertainty over eligibility ahead of the major.
Our post‑Ryder Cup report card hands out grades to players and captains, measures the fan atmosphere and inspects venue operations – rating performance, strategy, engagement and facilities as the dust settles
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:
Golf’s gatekeepers have opened a new door for LIV players: a designated series of events now offers a direct route into The Open. The move has ignited debate as organizers wrestle with balancing inclusion and competitive fairness while safeguarding the major’s integrity in the run-up to the championship.
Ryder Cup oddity for USA, Europe: Captains who can beat players:
A curious Ryder Cup trend has surfaced – recent captains are still sharp enough to outplay many of their own team members. That overlap of player and leader blurs roles, sparking fresh questions about selection criteria, the value of hands-on experience versus managerial skill, and what true on-course authority should look like
