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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, storming the final round to overtake rivals and lift the trophy after a composed performance.
Nick Faldo mocks U.S. Ryder Cup star for slow play live on TV: Nick Faldo publicly mocked a U.S. Ryder Cup star for slow play during a live TV broadcast, sparking debate over etiquette and pace of play as fans and pundits weighed in on the on-air remark.
Fitzpatrick stormed home with a record-equalling 66, holding his nerve in a composed final round to fend off rivals and capture the DP World Tour title in a landmark Sunday triumph.
Rory McIlroy snapped at persistent hecklers with an expletive-laced rebuke but brushed it off, remaining razor-focused on his game – his calm, controlled performance ultimately helping seal the Ryder Cup win
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
The R&A has unveiled a new qualification route that allows LIV players to earn spots at The Open through selected events and targeted exemptions – a clear, competitive path into golf’s oldest major despite ongoing tour disputes.
Policing the Ryder Cup by bike sounds fun. But it’s serious business:
Cycle-mounted officers patrol the Ryder Cup crowds, using mobility and visibility to deliver fast responses and maintain order. Organizers say specialized training, purpose-built equipment and tight coordination are essential for effective crowd control at an event of this scale
Organizers say LIV golfers now have a clear, formal pathway to qualify for The Open – with defined criteria and conditional spots that could reshape the field and reignite debate over tour alignments.
Day 2 at Ryder Cup 2025 served up pulse‑racing drama: clutch putts, momentum‑shifting matches and a stirring late comeback that left the contest finely poised and captains and fans holding their breath for Sunday’s deciders
Fowler (illness) WDs from WM Phoenix Open:
Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open citing illness, tournament officials said. He pulled out before his round to rest and receive medical evaluation; no further details were released.
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LIV golfers now have an official path to The Open, earning places through designated events and criteria – a change that could reshape elite lineups and spark debate ahead of the championship.
At Bethpage on Friday, a Ryder Cup star rose as a clear hero, delivering crucial points and momentum, while a teammate’s costly errors stunned fans and left the side’s momentum shaken
Organizers have unveiled a new route for LIV players to earn a spot at The Open – a blend of performance-based berths and designated qualifiers that gives select golfers a clear, merit-driven path into golf’s oldest major.
As captains finalize strategies and pairings, one player has emerged as the fulcrum of this Ryder Cup: his recent form, leadership presence and key matchups are being hailed as the decisive factors likely to swing momentum and determine the outcome
Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open due to illness, pulling out ahead of his scheduled tee time. Tournament officials say he is resting and will be monitored as the event continues.
Saturday’s 2025 Ryder Cup coverage from Bethpage Black will feature live Day 2 matches across national broadcasters and streaming platforms, with extended evening coverage, expert commentary and highlights packages.
LIV golfers granted a formal qualification route to The Open after talks with the R&A, offering clear criteria and spots via designated events – a breakthrough easing pathways amid ongoing tour tensions.
Michael Jordan predicted the U.S. Ryder Cup stumble with three ominous words – ‘confidence breeds complacency,’ experts say – a stark warning many now cite after the team’s shocking collapse.
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.
