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Unlocking Bethpage Black: 4 Proven Ways to Score a Coveted Tee Time

Unlocking Bethpage Black: 4 Proven Ways to Score a Coveted Tee Time

Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open because of illness, tournament officials confirmed. He left the course before Friday’s round, prompting uncertainty about his availability for upcoming events.

Players hoping to play Bethpage Black have a few options, officials say: secure an online reservation, enter the lottery, book a hotel package that includes tee times, or try your luck with daily walk‑up availability. Demand for the legendary New York public course is fierce, so persistence and flexibility pay off

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Ryder Cup Legend Slams U.S. Golf Fans for ‘Embarrassing’ Behavior Amid Tournament Chaos

Ryder Cup Legend Slams U.S. Golf Fans for ‘Embarrassing’ Behavior Amid Tournament Chaos

Matt Fitzpatrick produced a sizzling, record-equalling 66, storming up the leaderboard with a late flourish to clinch the DP World Tour title and cap a week of near-total dominance on the European circuit.

A former Ryder Cup star slammed parts of the U.S. crowd as “embarrassing stupidity” after unruly behaviour interrupted play, urging organisers and spectators alike to restore respect and proper conduct at future events

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Bryson DeChambeau’s response to Rory McIlroy’s dig won’t inflame ‘heightened’ rivalry

Bryson DeChambeau’s response to Rory McIlroy’s dig won’t inflame ‘heightened’ rivalry

Golf authorities have created a new qualification pathway allowing select LIV players to secure spots in The Open via designated events and performance criteria, a step toward reconciliation and widened access.

Bryson DeChambeau said his calm response to Rory McIlroy’s dig will not inflame their already heightened rivalry, stressing focus on performance and mutual respect over public confrontation.

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‘Twitter is an awful, awful place’: Popular Tour pro sickened by site

Golf Star Blasts Twitter’s Toxic Culture: “It’s an Awful, Awful Place

**Fitzpatrick clinches DP World Tour title with record-equalling 66**
Matthew Fitzpatrick delivered a breathtaking performance at the DP World Tour Championship, shooting an incredible 66 to match the tournament record. This triumph not only crowned his season but firmly established him among golf’s elite.

**’Twitter is an awful, awful place’: Tour pro speaks out**
A leading Tour professional has voiced deep frustration with Twitter’s toxic atmosphere, condemning the platform’s relentless negativity and bullying. Their honest comments shed light on the urgent issue of social media’s damaging effects on athletes’ mental well-being

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**Faldo: McIlroy’s US Open Heartbreak Will Fuel Future Fire**

**Faldo: McIlroy’s US Open Heartbreak Will Fuel Future Fire**

In a breathtaking finale, Matt Fitzpatrick dazzled the crowd with a record-equalling 66, clinching the coveted DP World Tour title. His extraordinary performance not only highlighted his skill and determination but also firmly established him among golf’s elite. Fans erupted in celebration as he triumphed in style.

Nick Faldo weighed in, suggesting that Rory McIlroy will carry the weight of his recent US Open heartbreak for some time. The former champion pointed out that such high-stakes moments can leave a lasting impression, encouraging McIlroy to transform that disappointment into powerful motivation for his upcoming tournaments

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Mastering the Art of ‘No’: Joel Dahmen’s Journey from Golf to Netflix Stardom

Mastering the Art of ‘No’: Joel Dahmen’s Journey from Golf to Netflix Stardom

Venturing beyond the fairways, Joel Dahmen opens up about the transformative effects of his Netflix fame. In an exclusive interview, he reveals a powerful lesson he’s learned: the art of saying no. Discover how Dahmen skillfully balances his personal life with the whirlwind of stardom, emphasizing the crucial need for setting boundaries. Join us for an engaging exploration of Dahmen’s journey as he candidly reflects on the strength found in turning down opportunities that don’t resonate with his core values

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Min Woo Lee Celebrates Second Australian Open Victory Amidst Stellar Rivalry with Cameron Smith!

Min Woo Lee Celebrates Second Australian Open Victory Amidst Stellar Rivalry with Cameron Smith!

In a thrilling conclusion to the Australian Open, newly-crowned champion Min Woo Lee has lauded the exceptional performance of his rival Cameron Smith, finishing just three shots behind him in a fierce title defense. While Lee struggled to mount a comeback in the final round, Smith delivered a flawless display that left spectators in awe. Despite not clinching victory, the young golfer was still elated with his week’s achievements as he celebrated securing his second Open title. “I am still getting used to leading and I am learning on the run, so a top three here is a good result for me,” Lee reflected. “He [Smith] played an incredible round of golf. I am three shots behind and there was not much I could do.”

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‘Would’ve had a longer playing career’: Michelle Wie West opens up on 1 regret

‘Would’ve had a longer playing career’: Michelle Wie West opens up on 1 regret

Michelle Wie West has opened up on the one regret she has looking back on her playing career: not taking breaks to prevent injuries. If she had, she believes she would have had a “longer playing career.” Now retired, the former world No. 1 was forced to step away from golf due to injuries, which will always be a part of her life. Reflecting on her career, Wie West expresses appreciation for what she was able to achieve, but also acknowledges: “I wish I knew how to take care of myself.”

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‘100 percent serious’: U.S. Open legend offers major hot take

‘100 percent serious’: U.S. Open legend offers major hot take

U.S. Open legend Hale Irwin has ignited a wave of discussions with his daring proclamation regarding the upcoming major championship. With an impressive record of three U.S. Open victories, Irwin adamantly states that the tournament is “100 percent serious” and necessitates a deeply respectful approach from players.

In light of recent critiques highlighting the U.S. Open’s perceived excessive difficulty and punitive nature, Irwin stands firm in his belief that the tournament serves as a rigorous assessment of players’ capabilities, pushing them to their limits and challenging them to excel.

Asserting that the U.S. Open should not be taken lightly, Irwin emphasizes that it represents the pinnacle of golf challenges, a testament to the sport’s essence. Players must grasp that prevailing in this tournament demands genuine effort and dedication.

Irwin’s bold statements are anticipated to spark fervent debates among golf enthusiasts and professionals alike. The U.S. Open’s distinguished reputation as one of the world’s most esteemed tournaments signifies that only an extraordinary player will claim victory on its revered grounds

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