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Following the U.S. team’s defeat, Keegan Bradley ripped into a Ryder Cup rule – calling it “has to change” – and demanded a rethink of pairings and scoring that, he says, stifles momentum and erodes fair competition
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.
LIV players now have a route back into The Open after the R&A unveiled revised entry rules – breakaway-tour golfers can earn spots through qualifying events, reigniting the debate over access, fairness and merit.
On Ryder Cup Day 3, “absolute chaos” wishes and talk of Trump anticipation stole the headlines as players and captains traded razor-sharp one-liners, momentum swung wildly, crowds roared and every hole crackled with high-stakes drama
In a bid to patch up the rifts roiling professional golf, organizers have unveiled a fresh qualification route that gives LIV players a shot at The Open through designated events and exemptions – a calculated move to fold rival-tour talent into the sport despite simmering tensions.
And off the course, a former Ryder Cup star has gone public with a scathing verdict on Europe’s team, calling them “just a bunch of wusses” and lambasting recent form and selection choices – comments that have reignited debate over leadership, nerve and the squad’s mindset ahead of the next showdown
Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open on Thursday due to illness, tournament officials confirmed, ending his bid as medical staff evaluate his condition.
Rory McIlroy praised Novak Djokovic for calmly handling unruly fans during a tense match, saying the champion’s composure under pressure set a strong example.
In a breathtaking finale, Matt Fitzpatrick unleashed a record-tying 66 to seize the DP World Tour title. His extraordinary display of skill and grit not only captivated fans but also cemented his place among golf’s elite, as he basked in a hard-fought and richly deserved triumph
In a surprising turn, Rickie Fowler has withdrawn from the WM Phoenix Open due to illness. Fans and fellow players await his recovery as he sets sights on upcoming PGA Tour events
**Fitzpatrick closes with record-equalling 66 to win DP World Tour title**
In an electrifying finale, Matt Fitzpatrick unleashed a breathtaking 66, matching the all-time record for the final round at the DP World Tour event. His masterful play and unwavering focus propelled him to victory, cementing his status as a true champion on the course.
**Johnson Wagner blades ball into Open grandstand during TV segment**
In a hilarious moment caught live on TV at the Open, Johnson Wagner accidentally launched his ball straight into the grandstand, sparking laughter from fans and viewers everywhere. This lighthearted blunder perfectly captured the unpredictable and entertaining spirit of golf, even when the pressure is on
**LIV Golfers Given Qualification Path to The Open**
In a historic decision, the R&A has paved the way for LIV Golf players to earn their spot at The Open Championship, opening the door for these competitors to challenge the world’s elite on one of golf’s grandest stages.
**Bryson DeChambeau’s Weakness? Brandel Chamblee Has Thoughts**
Golf analyst Brandel Chamblee has shared his insights on Bryson DeChambeau’s game, highlighting a key area of concern. Chamblee suggests that DeChambeau’s heavy focus on power and distance might be compromising his consistency, potentially holding him back from reaching his full potential on tour
In a groundbreaking move, LIV golfers now have a clear qualification path to The Open, enabling them to compete directly with PGA Tour players. This landmark decision breaks down previous barriers and transforms the competitive dynamics of professional golf
