Chan Kim of the US, Michael Hendry of New Zealand, Adam Bland of Australia and KT Kim of South Korea have earned places in The 146th Open after qualifying at the Mizuno Open in Japan on Sunday.
Mel Reid posted a course record third round of nine–under–par 62 at Club de Golf Terramar today to take a four–stroke lead into the final round of the Estrella Damm Mediterranean Ladies Open in Sitges, Spain.
Television host and golf fan Vernon Kay will co–host the new GolfSixes tournament.
Greg Norman has taken on a political role by setting up a call between Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and US President-elect Donald Trump.
Congratulations to Royal County Down, which has just won a prestidgeous award for being the best course in the world.
They fought, they struggled and they holed a lot of putts. And now they have their USPGA Tour Cards. Meet the new breed...
Sebastian Munoz of Colombia shot a 6-under 65 on Friday to lead after the first round of the LIV Golf tournament at Sentosa Golf Club, Singapore. Munoz, who opened with a 1-over 72 in his first round a week ago in Australia, found himself back on track in Singapore saying “Really happy where the game is right now and kind of trending”.
Mexico’s Carlos Ortiz upstaged Louis Oosthuizen and Joaquin Niemann to record a convincing victory in the US$2million International Series Oman.
As momentum builds following the completion of LIV Golf’s first full season, the league today announced its global 2024 regular season schedule. Competition tees off in February and features 12 regular season events in eight different countries, including new and returning markets across the world.
American Brian Harman held his nerve at the rain-soaked Royal Liverpool to claim his first major and the 151st Open Championship, finishing six shots clear of his closest competitors after a thoroughly professional final round.
Only weeks after picking up his first PGA Tour win at the Wells Fargo championship, Wyndham Clark claimed US Open victory at the LA Country Club on Sunday.
In his 11-year professional career, Harold Varner III has won individual trophies in Australia and Saudi Arabia. He also celebrated a LIV Golf League team trophy earlier this year in Singapore. But the 32-year-old resident of North Carolina had never won on American soil until Sunday, when he captured the LIV Golf DC trophy with a final-round 4-under 68 for a one-stroke victory.
