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R&A grants LIV Golf players a qualification pathway to The Open, allowing competitors to earn spots through designated events and performance criteria, marking a significant shift in tournament access.
Five players led the 2025 FedEx Cup season in putting success, posting the lowest stroke averages and most points on greens – data shows putting was a decisive factor in the season’s standings.
Will Zalatoris has undergone yet another back surgery, forcing him to step away from the game for the rest of the season. This latest procedure underscores the persistent challenges he faces with his back, casting a shadow over his once-bright future in professional golf.
Get ready for an exhilarating start to the 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge as Round 1 tees off this Thursday! Tune in to the Golf Channel for live TV coverage, and don’t miss a moment of the action-stream the event on ESPN+. Join us as the best players in the game battle it out at the iconic Colonial Country Club!
**Ricky Fowler Withdraws from WM Phoenix Open Due to Illness**
In a disappointing turn of events, Ricky Fowler has officially withdrawn from the WM Phoenix Open, citing illness as the reason behind his decision. This setback comes as he strives to reclaim his competitive edge in the upcoming tournaments, leaving fans eager to see when he’ll make his return to the course
Will Zalatoris has fully committed to his offseason, focusing on elevating his physical performance by packing on an impressive 15 pounds of muscle. Through a grueling training regimen and relentless determination, he has sculpted himself into peak physical condition. Zalatoris opens up about his incredible transformation journey, showcasing the intensity of his workouts and the extraordinary dedication that has fueled his remarkable progress
Experience the remarkable transformation of Will Zalatoris as he packs on 15 pounds of muscle this offseason. His unwavering dedication to training highlights a fierce commitment to excellence and peak performance. Join us as we explore Zalatoris’s inspiring journey toward achieving peak physical condition.
2024 RSM Classic Thursday Tee Times: Round 1 Groupings
The anticipation is building as the RSM Classic prepares to kick off on Thursday! The first round groupings have been revealed, and they promise some thrilling matchups. Check out these exciting pairings for the day:
With such a talented field ready to compete, fans can expect an exhilarating first round filled with unforgettable moments!
In the thrilling climax of the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship, Round 4 will tee off on Sunday, April 28th, commencing at 10:00 AM ET. The players will navigate the demanding El Camaleon Golf Course once more, aiming to secure the coveted trophy.
The top contenders will commence their final round in the championship grouping at 1:40 PM ET. Rory McIlroy and Viktor Hovland, who led the tournament through day three, will face intense competition from rivals such as Jon Rahm, Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele, Will Zalatoris, and Justin Thomas.
All eyes will be fixed upon these exceptional golfers as they engage in intense competition, demonstrating their unwavering determination and extraordinary skills. The outcome of this captivating event remains uncertain, with the victor set to emerge from an elite field of global golfing stars.
Will Zalatoris and Trey Mullinax led the field after 18 holes of golf at the 3M Open on Thursday, setting a 36-hole tournament record at the TPC Twin Cities after shooting 62s in the second round. They have since been passed by Sam Burns, who shot a second round of 63 to finish at 13-under-par 129 and establish a new tournament record for low 36-hole total. The record was previously shared by Mullinax, Zalatoris, former Masters champion Patrick Reed, and Rob Oppenheim.
Justin Thomas fired a second round 65 to finish at 10-under 132, leaving him four shots behind Burns and tied with Wyndham Clark, who shot 63 in the second round. Tony Finau birdied five of his first seven holes on Friday to shoot 67 and reach 9-under 133.
Rory McIlroy acknowledged the possibility of players moving to the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series if a deal between the PGA Tour and the Saudi Golf Federation falls through. McIlroy emphasized his belief in the PGA Tour, but expressed an understanding of players seeking financial opportunities elsewhere. He noted that the players would make their own decisions based on their priorities, and stated that he would support their choices. McIlroy also discussed his recent meeting with Saudi officials, reiterating his commitment to the PGA Tour while acknowledging the potential benefits of a partnership with Saudi Arabia.
