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Europe widened its Ryder Cup lead while a rattled U.S. side scrambles for answers, momentum clearly swinging to the visitors after a string of decisive sessions. Captain selections, shaky form and uneasy pairings are now under intense scrutiny
Fitzpatrick closes with record-equalling 66 to win DP World Tour title:
Matt Fitzpatrick closed with a record-equalling 66 to win the DP World Tour title, delivering composed putting and timely birdies to fend off rivals and claim a hard-earned victory on a testing final day.
PGA Tour winner Knapp grieving girlfriend’s death:
PGA Tour winner Knapp is mourning the death of his girlfriend, withdrawing from competition as he and his family process the loss. The tour and peers offered condolences as Knapp prioritises privacy and time to grieve.
Keegan Bradley defended a questioned Ryder Cup duo, insisting doubts are premature. ‘We have a plan,’ he said, promising a different tactical approach for 2025 to unlock the pair’s potential.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
The R&A has approved a qualification route for LIV golfers to compete in The Open, offering pathways through designated events and rankings. The move could reshape entry criteria and stir debate among traditionalists.
Bradley not worried about Scheffler, defends picks:
Captain Zach Bradley dismissed concerns over pairing with Scottie Scheffler, defending his team selections as strategic and aimed at balance. He said team cohesion and form, not star names, guided his choices.
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LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
Players from the breakaway LIV tour now have a clear route into The Open – a new set of designated events and qualifying criteria gives them tangible opportunities to earn spots. The decision reshapes the entry landscape for the major and brings fresh competition to golf’s biggest stage.
Golfer in Chief: President Donald Trump makes Ryder Cup appearance:
President Donald Trump made an unexpected stop at the Ryder Cup, greeting players and fans and adding a burst of star power to the event. His surprise visit helped crank up the excitement as teams readied themselves for the tournament’s most decisive matches
Keegan Bradley rolled the dice with a risky decision on the 17th, opting for a high-reward line that backfired. The gamble cost him the lead and turned a promising round into a costly collapse.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
Organizers have opened a new route for LIV players to reach The Open – earning spots via designated events and updated ranking criteria after talks with the R&A that reshape entry rules.
Europe Ryder Cup team’s morning dominance? 1 thing hadn’t been done in 74 years:
Europe’s blistering morning start left opponents stunned, but one historic milestone remained out of reach – a record unbroken for 74 years, a surprising omission in an otherwise commanding display
LIV golfers granted a new qualification route to The Open, allowing players from the Saudi-backed circuit to earn spots through designated events and rankings, reshaping access to golf’s oldest major.
U.S. left in a deep deficit at the Ryder Cup despite securing a late point, struggling in early sessions as Europe built an insurmountable lead that puts American hopes on the brink.
A pocket-sized training aid helped Viktor Hovland rediscover a steadier, more reliable swing – pairing live biofeedback with focused tempo drills. Coaches say the device boiled his motion down to one repeatable feeling, quickly rebuilding muscle memory and restoring the rhythm he’d lost
