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Gloomy TV ratings hang over LIV Championship, PGA Tour fall debut

Gloomy TV ratings hang over LIV Championship, PGA Tour fall debut

The LIV Golf Championship at Rich Harvest Farms in Sugar Grove, Illinois, is suffering from low TV ratings and a lack of big-name players. CBS aired the tournament live on Saturday and Sunday, and the numbers were well below expectations. The broadcast averaged just 450,000 viewers on Saturday and 390,000 on Sunday. These numbers are significantly lower than the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup playoffs, which averaged 2.3 million viewers on NBC over the same weekend.

Why 1 PGA Championship hole will get way more attention than others

Why 1 PGA Championship hole will get way more attention than others

The 525-yard, par-4 16th hole at Southern Hills Country Club, host of the 2022 PGA Championship, is poised to captivate attention with its unique challenges. The dogleg right demands precise tee shots to avoid the thick rough and bunkers lurking to the right. The approach to the small, well-bunkered green requires accuracy and a deft touch, making it an integral test of a player’s skill and mental fortitude. Strategists predict it will play a pivotal role in determining the outcome of the tournament.

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– Retief Goosen’s Clutch 67 Secures Fourth Champions Tour Title  
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Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open on Friday after falling ill, abruptly cutting short what had been a promising start. Tournament officials said he left on medical advice, and fans will be watching closely for updates on his condition and next steps.

Retief Goosen delivered a composed closing 67 to capture his fourth Champions Tour title. Calm and steady when it mattered most, he finished two strokes clear as his rivals stumbled down the stretch, sealing the win with veteran poise