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After another heartbreaking loss, the pro is torn-anger at recurring setbacks and stubborn determination to improve. Coaches, rivals and fans react as the athlete searches for answers and a renewed game plan.
Tiger Woods has undergone another back surgery after a December setback while preparing for the PNC Championship with his son, Charlie. Sources close to Woods call the move “the right decision,” but a return to competition remains uncertain as he rehabs
LIV golfers granted a formal qualification pathway to The Open, with spots via regional qualifiers and select exemptions – a significant step toward reintegration with mainstream major championship competition.
Three Americans share the lead at the PGA Tour’s Japan stop after a weather-delayed round, setting up a tense weekend as contenders vie for the title and valuable world-ranking points.
Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open after falling ill, tournament officials said. The American pulled out before teeing off, forcing last-minute schedule reshuffles and leaving fans disappointed.
The PGA of America president has apologized to Rory McIlroy and the European team for comments that drew criticism, saying he regrets the remarks and is working to repair relations ahead of upcoming events
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.
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
Governing bodies announce a qualification route allowing select LIV Golf players to earn spots in The Open, revising criteria to reflect tour shifts and ensure top talent can compete in the historic major.
President Trump is expected to arrive late Friday for Ryder Cup events, prompting heightened security and logistical planning as organizers balance protocol with the tournament schedule and fan access.
Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open on Friday due to illness, abruptly ending his week. Tournament officials confirmed his withdrawal; his status for upcoming events is now uncertain.
‘Blacked out:’ Michael Kim’s Open de France win was the first of its kind in 53 years, marking a rare milestone in the tournament’s history and prompting renewed attention on his breakthrough triumph.
Matt Fitzpatrick sealed the DP World Tour title with a stunning, record‑equalling 66 – a late charge on the final day as rivals faltered, producing a dramatic, season‑defining victory.
Relentless downpours left the host course unplayable and forced the LPGA to cancel the event. Organizers pointed to player safety and the risk of severe course damage as flooding halted play and brought competition to an early end
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
