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In a stunning twist, Monday Q Info has brought to light the jaw-dropping details of a Q-School cheating scandal that sent shockwaves through the golfing world. Allegations of misconduct have ignited fierce debates about integrity in the sport we love. As the investigation unfolds, all eyes are on how this will impact the future of golf
Trump Turnberry, the renowned golf resort nestled in the stunning landscapes of Scotland, has recently fallen victim to significant vandalism amid a wave of protests. Activists unleashed their frustrations on the property, leaving behind graffiti and causing damage that underscores the deep-seated tensions linked to its ties with the former president
LIV golfers now have a pathway to qualify for The Open Championship, opening doors for players from the contentious league. This move has ignited conversations about inclusivity and the evolving landscape of competition in professional golf
Nelly Korda, riding high after her latest triumph, shared her thoughts on the heated discussion about slow play in golf. She delved into the intricacies of shot clocks, shedding light on their dual challenge: keeping the game moving while also upholding fairness for all players.
Lee Westwood encountered an unexpected twist at the LIV Golf season-opener, falling victim to a rare and perplexing rules violation. This bizarre incident not only cost him valuable strokes but also ignited a lively debate among fans and players, all left scratching their heads over the unusual nature of the infraction
LIV Golfers Granted Path to U.S. Open Exemption
Despite dwindling major exemptions, LIV Golf players have secured a path to the 2023 U.S. Open. The United States Golf Association (USGA) has granted a special exemption to players who finished in the top 10 of the Open Championship and missed the cut, including LIV Golfers Cameron Smith and Matthew Wolff. This exemption allows these players to participate in the 123rd U.S. Open at The Los Angeles Country Club from June 15-18. The USGA’s decision follows the R&A’s announcement that LIV Golf players would be eligible to compete in the 151st Open Championship at Royal Liverpool.
Despite the possibility of sanctions, Bernd Wiesberger remains hopeful of making the European Ryder Cup team this year.
The Austrian is currently ranked 55th in the world and would need to move into the top 50 by September to qualify automatically.
However, even if he is not able to achieve that, Wiesberger could still be picked as a captain’s pick by Padraig Harrington.
Wiesberger has been in impressive form this season, winning the Abrdn Scottish Open in July.
He also finished second in the Irish Open and the BMW PGA Championship.