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Calling his rise “beyond my wildest dreams,” Vermont native and former ski-slope regular Keegan Bradley has been named Ryder Cup captain – a crowning moment for a career forged by grit, relentless passion and inspiring team leadership
Fitzpatrick closes with record-equalling 66 to win DP World Tour title:
Fitzpatrick produced a sparkling, record‑equalling 66 in the final round to capture the DP World Tour title. Cool under pressure, he used crisp iron play and steady nerves to fend off challengers and seal a commanding, statement victory.
Morikawa hopes crowds ‘go crazy’ as Ryder starts:
Collin Morikawa urged fans to ‘go crazy’ as the Ryder Cup gets under way, welcoming the buzz and intensity. He says electric crowds are the team’s fuel – the kind of roaring support that can lift shots, swing momentum and turn tight matches into unforgettable theatre
The R&A unveiled a new qualification pathway that opens the door for select LIV Golf players to compete for spots in The Open – a provocative move likely to reignite debate over tour integration and the rules that decide who gets in.
Michael Kim grabbed his third worldwide victory with a brand-new putter, its instant impact on his stroke sparking momentum and fueling confidence as he chases more success on the international stage
LIV golfers given a route to The Open: Organizers have opened a new pathway that lets eligible LIV players earn spots through designated events and ranking criteria – broadening access and adding fresh intrigue to the major.
2025 European Ryder Cup roster unveiled: Europe has named a 12-player squad that mixes battle-tested veterans with rising stars, all primed to take on the U.S. in September. Profiles spotlight recent form, likely pairings and the captain’s key selections
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
Governing bodies have rolled out a new route for LIV players to reach The Open – a series of designated events and merit lists that could upend elite entry and ignite heated debate across the game.
Will Phil Mickelson ever be Ryder Cup captain? Analyst says it’s hard to envision:
An analyst argues Phil Mickelson’s path to Ryder Cup captaincy looks unlikely, pointing to lingering controversy and potential chemistry issues; the U.S. faces thorny decisions about leadership and public perception
Kim became the first American in 53 years to win the French Open, capturing the title with steady play and composure. The historic victory cements her place in U.S. tennis lore.
Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open Friday due to illness, tournament officials confirmed. The former top-10 star left the course to recover and will undergo further medical evaluation.
Alison Lee, months after giving birth to her son, is back on tour and chasing her first LPGA victory. Lee says “I’ve come a long way” as she balances motherhood with renewed on-course focus.
Organizers have confirmed a new qualification pathway for LIV golfers to reach The Open, allowing select players to qualify via designated events and rankings – a move set to reshape major entry routes.
Rory McIlroy said Bryson DeChambeau’s Ryder Cup comments are “the only way he gets attention,” criticizing the stance and escalating the pair’s public tensions ahead of the team showdown.
Fitzpatrick closes with record-equalling 66 to win DP World Tour title:
Matt Fitzpatrick roared home with a record-equalling 66, charging past his rivals in a dramatic late surge to claim the DP World Tour title – a composed, relentless finish that sealed the victory and the trophy.
John Harris’ final round told the story of his epic golfing life:
John Harris’s closing round was a moving microcosm of a storied career – a resilient, poignant display of grit and grace that captured decades of highs and lows and provided a fitting, emotional finale
The Open has reopened a pathway for LIV golfers – eligible players can now earn places through designated events and a qualifying series, restoring a clear route back into major-championship contention.
A renowned caddie is urging Ryder Cup captains to shake things up “for the good of the game,” proposing rotating pairings and shot‑clock trials to inject speed, drama and greater fairness into team matches
