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‘No lawsuits anymore’: Patrick Reed has earned Rory McIlroy’s ‘respect’ post-LIV exit
Rory McIlroy and Patrick Reed have been rivals for over a decade, both on and off the golf course. The emergence of LIV Golf, Reed’s decision to defect to the rebel league, and the subsequent litigation only heightened the tension between the six-time major champion and Reed.
Eugenio Chacarra wins in India to top Race to Dubai Rankings
Eugenio Chacarra secured his third victory of a remarkable 2026 season at the DP World India Championship to rise to the top of the Race to Dubai Rankings Delivered by DP World.
Higgins dreams of majors and Ryder Cup glory as pro career begins
“I think turning pro is a decision you should make years in advance. You shouldn’t turn pro because you won a big tournament or because you played good golf for a few months.”
As LIV Golf ‘experiment’ ends, Justin Rose ready to welcome defectors back
Rose noted that while the disruption to the pro-golf ecosystem was jarring, LIV’s arrival ultimately benefitted every player, whether they stayed or left. Now that it’s over, it’s time for everyone to look forward.
Strong closing rounds for Maguire and Walsh as Yin makes it lucky number seven
Leona Maguire and Lauren Walsh both saved their best rounds for last at the Buick LPGA Shanghai, but while it was too little, too late for the Irish women, Ruoning Yin timed her run to perfection
Struggles for Irish trio at Champions Tour’s SAS Championship
Pádraig Harrington, Chris Devlin and Darren Clarke all had rounds to forget on day two of the PGA Tour Champions' SAS Championship at Prestonwood Country Club in North Carolina.
No joy for the Irish as Vandermoeten completes Alps Tour double
It was a disappointing conclusion to the 2026 Alps Tour campaign for Robert Moran and Sam Murphy who both had a chance to earn promotion to the HotelPlanner Tour at the season-ending Grand Final
20 years on, the 2006 Ryder Cup still resonates like no other
As Adare Manor prepares to host the 2027 Ryder Cup, memories return to the unique atmosphere of the 2006 contest — and the unforgettable reception given to a grieving Darren Clarke that still defines the event for those who were there.
McKibbin back in the mix as McIlroy fades in Race to Dubai
Tom McKibbin hit his stride and was four-under for the fourteen holes he managed to play in his third round which moved him into a share of seventh place on ten-under.
New Tiger Woods swing videos beg question: When will he return to pro golf?
One year ago this month, Tiger Woods underwent his latest back surgery, beginning a lengthy and difficult recovery process. A lot has happened in Tiger’s life since then, further delaying his return to pro golf.
Maguire slips down on moving day in Shanghai
Leona Maguire entered the third round of the Buick LPGA Shanghai inside the top 10, but a horror stretch on the front nine saw her head the wrong direction on moving day.
Harrington and Devlin in red figures as Goosen leads SAS Championship
Pádraig Harrington's return to PGA Tour Champions action saw the reigning U.S. Senior Open champion recover from a poor start to end the day in red figures alongside Chris Devlin
Kisner blasts McIlroy for “dogs**t” comment
Kevin Kisner has heavily criticised Rory McIlroy for his comments on wanting to play a global schedule, insisting it is just a cover up for the millions of dollars he is receiving in appearance fees to tee it up in New Delhi's DP World India Championship.
Promotion dreams fade at Alps Grand Final
Robert Moran and Sam Murphy's hopes of a grandstand, promotion-clinching finish to the Alps Tour campaign appear to be over going into the final round at Hulencourt Golf Club in Belgium.
McKibbin and McIlroy remain in touch in India
Rory McIlroy completed four holes of his second round as Angel Hidalgo, Joost Luiten and Adrian Meronk shared the clubhouse lead at the top of a congested leaderboard after day two of the weather-affected DP World India Championship.
Thomas Higgins earns Clutch Pro Tour card at Q-School
Thomas Higgins comfortably secured a Clutch Pro Tour card for Tier One next season after he finished in a share of sixth place at Q-School.
As Jon Rahm splits with LIV, what happens to his massive deal?
What does Rahm get back from LIV? For golf fans, the biggest news is his freedom to play elsewhere.
Maguire hangs tough on brutish day two in Shanghai
Leona Maguire didn't manage to shoot under par on day two of the LPGA Buick Shanghai, but very few players did and the Cavan woman has climbed inside the top 10 at Sheshan Golf Club.
McKibbin one off the pace at weather delayed India Championship
"Yeah, it was very good. Very happy with the way I played. The golf course is obviously very challenging strategically and just sort of the rough is very penal, so very happy with the day."
Rory McIlroy focused on his own game in Race to Dubai battle
Rory McIlroy was not putting too much pressure on himself in the battle for the Race to Dubai title after carding an opening 70 at the DP World India Championship.
Good things come to those who wait
"Where you are in your life is very important. It has a major impact on how you perform on the golf course, and I am at a stage where I am quite settled. I know who I am."
Paddy Andrews – My Life in Golf
I’ve never had lessons before, so I got to an 11-handicap with a unique golf swing. I was doing the Scheffler shuffle before he made it famous.
The Dorset Doozy
They are firm and fast, colourful, bouncy, and beautiful. They also – and don’t laugh – smell different. It’s a heady concoction of pine, heather and gorse, that gives the golf a certain added fragrancy.
LIV Golf’s latest bankruptcy hearing offers key future timeline, raises ‘concerns’
Put simply, BC Partners will now decide whether LIV Golf has earned enough commitments and has signed the right players to do business.
Luiten has a point, but the DP World Tour is a business
Professional golf has never been solely about rewarding those who have been around the longest, and the DP World Tour has to consider what will attract spectators, viewers and sponsors.
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