India Names Golf Squad for 2026 Asian Games, Aditi Ashok Eyes Gold
Aditi Ashok, a silver medallist in 2023, leads the women's team alongside Diksha Dagar and Pranavi Urs at Kasugai Country Club East Course in Aichi-Nagoya.
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Khalin Joshi Takes Two-Shot Lead at Inaugural Nava Raipur Open
Indian golfer Khalin Joshi holds a two-stroke advantage at the Fairway Golf & Lake Resort, where the Rs 1 crore Nava Raipur Open is being contested over modified back-nine rounds.
PGA Tour Tightens 2027 Return Path for LIV Players
New eligibility rules mean LIV Golf players, including Cameron Smith, face limited options to rejoin the PGA Tour, as the rival league navigates bankruptcy.
Singapore Open Partners Deutsche Bank, DP World Tour
The national open secures Deutsche Bank as its new title sponsor and the DP World Tour as a co-sanctioning partner, with the tournament returning to The Serapong at Sentosa Golf Club from 15–18 April.
Five Young Golfers Show Global Superstardom Potential Beyond One Tour
Jeeno Thitikul, Lottie Woad, Akshay Bhatia, Aldrich Potgieter, and Miles Russell are demonstrating the consistent performance and diverse skill sets needed to transcend junior success and achieve worldwide recognition.
Australian Senior Open Returns With Lonard, Senior, O’Malley
The tournament, absent from the schedule since 2012, will feature a $160,000 prize fund and free spectator entry at City Golf Club in Toowoomba from October 2-4.
Rising Star Smylie Confirms Australian Open, PGA Starts
The rising Australian talent will compete at Kingston Heath for the Capital.com men's Australian Open and The Lakes for the BMW Australian PGA Championship in November and December.
Philippine Open Confirms November Dates, PSC Backing
The National Golf Association of the Philippines confirmed the Asian Tour-sanctioned Philippine Open will proceed from November 12 to 15 at Manila Southwoods, securing new backing from the Philippine Sports Commission.
Shane Lowry Leads Amgen Irish Open After Course Record
The Irishman fired a spectacular 62 in improved second-round conditions at Trump International Doonbeg, as several notable players missed the cut.
Singapore's Ng Wei Jun, Justin Kuk at Asia-Pacific Amateur
The 17th edition, held from October 29 to November 1, 2026, at Te Arai Links in New Zealand, offers the winner entry to the 2027 Masters Tournament and 155th Open.
Solheim Cup Format: International Team Proposal Amid Eligibility Row
Current player rankings reveal 15 of the world's top 20 female golfers are ineligible for the biennial competition. This disparity drives calls for a revised structure, potentially including an International team or a mixed Presidents Cup.
LIV Golf Files for Bankruptcy, Players May Be Freed From Contracts
The Saudi-backed golf league filed for Chapter 11 in New Jersey, supported by a US$49.6 million loan from the Public Investment Fund. This action may free players from existing contractual obligations.
Sandhu, Danek Lead Chennai Open; IGPL to Ras Al Khaimah
Ajeetesh Sandhu and Stepan Danek opened with seven-under 65s to lead the INR 1 crore Chennai Open's first round at TNGF Cosmo Golf Course. Meanwhile, the Indian Golf Premier League prepares for its first second-half event in Ras Al Khaimah later this month.
Rahm, LIV Stars Join Amgen Irish Open 2026, Asian Tour Impact
Nine LIV Golf League players, including Jon Rahm, will compete at the Amgen Irish Open at Trump International Doonbeg. This event highlights broader player movements, with Asian Tour players also active on other circuits.
Ogilvy Confirms Return: PGA at The Lakes, Open at Kingston Heath
The 2006 US Open champion will play both major events this summer after captaining the International Team at the Presidents Cup. His schedule includes contests in Sydney and Melbourne, attracting significant local attention.
Ogilvy Defends International Team, Min Woo Lee's Larger Role
International team captain Geoff Ogilvy addressed concerns regarding his side's strength for the upcoming Presidents Cup at Medinah. He emphasised team cohesion and match play ability over individual world rankings, with Australian Min Woo Lee expected to play more matches.
Carl Corpus Prepares for Asian Games at Summit Point ICTSI PGT
Filipino professional Carl Corpus will use the upcoming ICTSI Philippine Golf Tour stop at Summit Point next week to sharpen his game. The 25-year-old aims for a third professional victory ahead of his Asian Games appearance in Japan later this month.
New Zealand Names Six-Player Squad for Asia-Pacific Amateur
The 17th edition of the championship takes place at Te Arai Links' South Course from 29 October to 1 November. The winner earns invitations to the 2027 Masters Tournament and The 155th Open Championship.
Hong Kong-China Wins Nomura Cup; Philippines Misses Podium
Hong Kong-China claimed a wire-to-wire victory at Bayhood No. 9 Golf Club in Beijing, holding off Japan and South Korea, while the Philippine team placed ahead of several established regional golf nations.
Kisner, Villegas' Presidents Cup Locker Room Clash Revealed
Former US assistant captain Kevin Kisner recounted a heated exchange with International counterpart Camilo Villegas during the 2024 Presidents Cup. The dispute arose after Scottie Scheffler and Tom Kim's on-course interactions at Royal Montreal Golf Club.
Scheffler's PGA Tour Earnings Dwarf Korda's LPGA Payouts in 2026
Scottie Scheffler led the PGA Tour money list in 2026 with over $30 million, while Nelly Korda topped the LPGA Tour with $6.2 million, demonstrating a significant earnings gap between the tours. This disparity persists despite increased investment in the women's game.
Cam Davis to Play 2026 Australian Open at Kingston Heath
Australian professional Cam Davis will compete at Kingston Heath Golf Club in December 2026, aiming for his second national title. He will also feature in the BMW Australian PGA Championship in November.
Australia Names Top Amateur for Asia-Pacific Championship at Te Arai
Seven Australian players, including the highest-ranked amateur in the field, will compete for the 17th Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in New Zealand this October. The winner secures berths in both the Masters Tournament and The Open Championship.
Australian WPGA Championship Returns to Sanctuary Cove in March 2027
The 2027 Australian WPGA Championship will take place at Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club on the Gold Coast from March 4-7. This event, co-sanctioned by the WPGA Tour of Australasia and Ladies European Tour, will again feature the Festival of Golf.
Ruoning Yin Leads FM Championship, £3.5M Purse
The LPGA Tour's FM Championship concluded at TPC Boston, distributing a substantial £3.5 million ($4.4 million) prize fund. China's Ruoning Yin held the lead after three rounds, with several South Korean players close behind.
Ogilvy Explains Day's 2026 Presidents Cup Exclusion
International Team Captain Geoff Ogilvy cited injury concerns for Jason Day's absence from the 2026 Presidents Cup squad. This decision reflects caution following Viktor Hovland's withdrawal from the 2025 Ryder Cup due to injury.
Minjee Lee Joins Inaugural Women's TGL Season Roster
Australian major champion Minjee Lee will represent Atlanta Drive GC in the Women's TGL, which begins its first season in November. She joins a field of 25 players competing across five teams at the SoFi Centre in Florida.
International Presidents Cup Team Confirms Six Automatic Qualifiers, Including Four Asian Players
Si Woo Kim, Hideki Matsuyama, Tom Kim, and Min Woo Lee secured their places for the September contest at Medinah Country Club, with Captain Geoff Ogilvy set to name his six picks this week.
Adam Scott, 46, Eyes Tour Championship, FedExCup Age Record
Australian Adam Scott, aged 46, stands three shots from the lead entering the final round of the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club. He aims for a second victory in the event and to become the oldest FedExCup champion.
Min Woo Lee's Bogey-Free 62 Leads Tour Championship at East Lake
Australian Min Woo Lee holds a two-stroke advantage following a bogey-free 62 in the opening round of the Tour Championship at East Lake. He will play in the final pairing on Friday as the FedExCup Playoffs finale continues.
Ruoning Yin Ends 672-Day Drought, Wins FM Championship in Boston
China's Ruoning Yin claimed her first LPGA Tour victory in 672 days at TPC Boston, finishing two strokes ahead of South Korea's Hyo Joo Kim. This win marks her sixth career title and provides momentum ahead of the Solheim Cup.
Husqvarna British Masters: $3.5M Payouts for DP World Tour
The 2026 Husqvarna British Masters awards $595,000 to its champion, with all 71 professionals making the cut securing a share of the substantial prize fund at The Belfry, England.
Abraham Ancer Undergoes Back Surgery, Ends 2026 Season
LIV Golf professional Abraham Ancer will not compete for the remainder of the 2026 season. He underwent surgery to address a persistent back injury managed for several years.
Scott's Bogey-Free 67, Lee's Triple-Bogey at Tour Championship
Adam Scott's bogey-free 67 moved him to seventh position, three strokes from the lead, while Min Woo Lee's second-round 73 included a triple-bogey on the fifth hole at East Lake.
Jeeno Thitikul competes at 2026 FM Championship; Broadcast details for Asian viewers
The LPGA Tour's 22nd event of the year, the FM Championship, is underway at TPC Boston with a US$4.4 million purse. Asian fans can follow Thai player Jeeno Thitikul through extensive broadcast and streaming options.
DeChambeau Rebuffs McIlroy, Urges LIV Golf Continuation Amid Uncertainty
Bryson DeChambeau has publicly requested continued support for LIV Golf. He states the league adds value to the sport. His comments follow Rory McIlroy's questions about LIV players' contributions. The league's final season event concludes with an uncertain future.
South Korea's Kim Leads FM Championship After First Round
South Korean Sei Young Kim posted an eight-under 64 at TPC Boston, taking the first-round lead in the FM Championship. Japan's Miyu Yamashita trails by a single stroke after a strong finish.
Singapore Golf Association Names 2026/27 National Squad
The Singapore Golf Association revealed its 2026/27 national squad on August 27, comprising leading amateur and professional golfers. This selection follows a season of international success for Singaporean players across various tours and championships.
LIV Golf's Initial Phase Ends as Saudi PIF Withdrawal Sparks Financial Uncertainty
The league's five-season run, marked by significant investment and challenges to the PGA Tour, now faces an uncertain future following the Saudi PIF's withdrawal this year. Analysts assess its impact on professional golf.
Sept 2026 Golf Australia: McIlroy on Australian Open, Medinah Presidents Cup Preview
The latest Golf Australia magazine issue, available now, examines the upcoming Presidents Cup at Medinah Country Club and features Rory McIlroy's perspective on the Australian Open. It also includes course reviews and travel features from across Australia.
Michael La Sasso Claims LIV Golf Indianapolis; Cameron Smith Finishes Tied 17th
American Michael La Sasso secured the LIV Golf Indianapolis title in 2026, finishing 18-under-par. Australian Cameron Smith concluded the event tied for 17th, with his final round impacting a three-year win drought. The tournament's conclusion also brings questions about LIV Golf's future structure and player commitments for 2027.
Miyu Yamashita Commands Six-Stroke Lead at Canadian Women's Open
Japan's Miyu Yamashita holds a commanding six-stroke lead at the Canadian Women's Open, positioning her for a wire-to-wire victory. Her third-round 65 at Royal Mayfair brought her to 19-under par.
Miyu Yamashita Matches LPGA Scoring Record in Canadian Women's Open Victory
Japanese golfer Miyu Yamashita claimed a nine-stroke victory at the Canadian Women's Open. Her 23-under 257 total at Royal Mayfair Golf Club matched an LPGA Tour 72-hole scoring record. This win marks Yamashita’s fourth LPGA Tour title.
Cameron Smith Contends at LIV Golf Indianapolis Finale; Younghan Song Close
Australian Cameron Smith stands one stroke from the lead entering the final round of the LIV Golf season finale in Indianapolis. South Korea’s Younghan Song also remains in contention.
Smith Second at LIV Golf Indianapolis; DeChambeau Addresses Tour's Financial Future
Cameron Smith holds second place at LIV Golf Indianapolis, one shot behind leader Laurie Canter. His strong start comes as Bryson DeChambeau addresses the tour's financial future.
Golf Australia Eases Transgender Rules for Club Play, Stricter for Elite Women
Golf Australia has revised its Gender Policy, easing participation for transgender players at club level. Stricter medical requirements now apply for elite women's scratch events.
Scott, Lee Pursue PGA Tour Championship Qualification; Hisatune Shows Form
Australians Adam Scott and Min Woo Lee are contending for spots in the PGA Tour’s season-ending Tour Championship. Japan’s Ryo Hisatune also delivered a strong opening round at the BMW Championship this week.
Ayoub Lguirati Sets Gunung Geulis East Course Record at Indonesia Pro-Am
Morocco's Ayoub Lguirati established a new course record on the East Course at Gunung Geulis Country Club. He leads the individual competition at The Indonesia Pro-Am, which features 98 teams. Two teams currently share the Pro-Am lead.
LIV Golf Indianapolis Decides Relegation Fate for Players Including Martin Kaymer, Minkyu Kim
LIV Golf Indianapolis concludes the 2026 season this week. Many players face relegation from the circuit, including two-time Major winner Martin Kaymer and Korean player Minkyu Kim. The event will finalise league standings and determine who retains their tour card.
Adam Scott Confirms Australian Open, PGA Championship; Invites Presidents Cup Stars to Australia
Adam Scott will play both the Australian Open and Australian PGA Championship this year. He plans to encourage International team members to join him after the Presidents Cup.
Hideki Matsuyama's Caddie Shota Hayafuji Sidelined Until October
Hideki Matsuyama’s regular caddie, Shota Hayafuji, will miss competition until October due to a neck injury. Taiga Tabuchi will continue caddying for Matsuyama through the FedEx Cup Playoffs and likely the Presidents Cup. Hayafuji targets a return at the Baycurrent Classic in Japan.
LIV Golf Cancels 2026 Michigan Finale, Moves Team Championship to Indianapolis
LIV Golf has cancelled its planned 2026 season-ending team championship in Michigan. The league will now decide its team title at LIV Golf Indianapolis this week, where Jon Rahm has already secured the individual season championship.
Golf Australia Unveils New All Abilities Golf Competitive Pathways for 2026
Australia's All Abilities golf programme reveals significant growth for the 2026 season. New competitive opportunities will support players with disability.
Jason Day Reveals 'Clock' Wedge Technique for Amateurs Inside 100 Yards
Former world number one Jason Day has shared a detailed instructional video. He presents a "clock" technique for consistent wedge shots inside 100 yards, aiming to help amateur golfers improve their short game.
Amira Permadi Becomes Youngest Indonesian on WAGR; Hartono Wins IJG Premier League 7
Indonesian junior Amira Permadi, aged 11, achieved World Amateur Golf Ranking points after winning the IJG Premier League 7 at Riverside Golf Club. Francesco Jacob Noah Hartono also secured a victory in the boys' division.
Jeeno Thitikul Claims Portland Classic Title with Callaway Gear
World No. 2 Jeeno Thitikul secured her tenth LPGA Tour victory at the Portland Classic. Her equipment setup featured Callaway's Quantum Triple Diamond Driver and Chrome Tour X Golf Ball.
Sungjae Im's Tour Championship Streak Under Threat at FedEx St. Jude
Korean professional Sungjae Im faces a critical final round at the FedEx St. Jude Championship. His consistent record of reaching the season-ending Tour Championship is under threat, following a season impacted by injury.
Scottie Scheffler Leads FedEx St. Jude Championship; Sungjae Im Challenges
Scottie Scheffler holds a two-shot advantage entering the final round of the FedEx St. Jude Championship at TPC Southwind. South Korea's Sungjae Im is among his closest pursuers in the opening event of the PGA Tour play-offs.
Asian Tour Ends LIV Golf Alliance, Partners with PGA and DP World Tours
The Asian Tour will conclude its partnership with LIV Golf, shifting its strategic alignment to the PGA Tour and DP World Tour. This change, effective from 2027, will integrate the Asian Tour more closely with established global circuits. The move follows the PIF's altered investment strategy in golf and promises new pathways for Asian players.
Australian Professional Jessica Bang Dies in Bangkok Ahead of KLPGA Qualifier
Australian professional golfer Jessica Bang, 18, passed away in Bangkok, Thailand, on 13 August 2026. She suffered a brain haemorrhage while preparing for the KLPGA Tour International Qualifying Tournament.
Grace Kim Fires Six-Under 66, One Stroke Back at LPGA Portland Classic; Yubol Contends
Australian Grace Kim recorded a six-under-par 66 in the opening round of the LPGA Tour's Portland Classic. This places her one stroke behind leader Mariel Galdiano. Thailand's Arpichaya Yubol also sits among the contenders.
Asian Tour Confirms 2027 Q-School in Thailand & USA; Top 35 Earn Cards
The Asian Tour has announced its Qualifying School schedule for the 2027 season. Events will run from November to December this year across Thailand and the USA, with the top 35 finishers earning tour cards.
Josele Ballester Confirms Australian Open Return at Kingston Heath
Spanish professional Josele Ballester will compete in the 2026 Capital.com Australian Open. He returns to Kingston Heath Golf Club after a strong performance in Australia during 2025.
Maybank Championship ASEAN Qualifier: Sinolungan and Pongpithanon Share Lead at KLGCC
Indonesian professional Patricia Walanda Sinolungan and Thai amateur Kanyarak Pongpithanon hold a joint lead after the opening round of the Maybank Championship 2026 ASEAN Qualifier. Both players recorded a three-under-par 69 on the West Course at Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club.
Lucas Herbert Two Shots Off Lead After Five-Under 66 at LIV Golf New York
Australian Lucas Herbert demonstrated strong form at LIV Golf New York, securing a five-under-par 66 in the opening round at Bedminster. He sits two strokes behind leader Joaquin Niemann, continuing a period of consistent high performance.
Singapore Names Shannon Tan, James Leow in 2026 Asian Games Golf Squad
Singapore's golf association has named six players for the 20th Asian Games in Japan, featuring a mix of professional and amateur talent aiming for a podium finish.
Tom Kim, Beau Hossler, Michael Brennan in Wyndham Championship Title Fight; FedEx Cup Berths Secured
The 2026 Wyndham Championship concluded, with Tom Kim, Beau Hossler, and Michael Brennan battling for the title. Crucial FedEx Cup playoff positions were decided at Sedgefield Country Club, marking the end of the PGA Tour's regular season.
Hideki Matsuyama, Billy Horschel Adjust Caddies for Wyndham Championship
Top PGA Tour players, including Japan's Hideki Matsuyama, have made caddie changes for the Wyndham Championship. This event marks the final opportunity to secure a spot in the FedEx Cup Playoffs, intensifying the competition at Sedgefield Country Club.
Asian Tour Concludes LIV Golf Partnership, Forms Alliance with PGA Tour and DP World Tour
The Asian Tour has ended its association with LIV Golf. This move follows changes in the PIF's investment strategy. The tour now aligns with the PGA Tour and DP World Tour. This aims to provide stability and new playing opportunities for members.
Danny Lin Claims Top Spot as 20 Indonesian Juniors Qualify for Florida Invitational
Twenty Indonesian junior golfers secured spots for the FCG-AR Junior World Cup Invitational in Florida, following a qualification event at Gunung Geulis Country Club. Danny Lin claimed the overall gross title and leads the contingent.
Birdie Bandits Organises Junior World Cup Qualifier at Gunung Geulis for Florida Invitational
Birdie Bandits hosted the Junior World Cup Golf Indonesia this weekend at Gunung Geulis Country Club, West Java. The tournament served as a qualifier for the FCG-AR Junior World Cup Invitational in Florida, offering young golfers a pathway to competitive play and exposure to US college golf programmes.
Jonathan Wijono Secures Jakarta Golf Club Championship Back-to-Back Title
Jonathan Wijono became the first player to win consecutive Jakarta Golf Club Championship titles on 6 August. The 26-year-old Indonesian professional finished three-under-par at Indonesia's oldest golf course.
Nordqvist Names Four Captain's Picks, Completing European Solheim Cup Team for 2026
Captain Anna Nordqvist has completed the European Solheim Cup team. Four captain's selections join eight automatic qualifiers. The 12-player roster prepares for the September 2026 competition. Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands hosts the event. This team aims to reclaim the cup.
Kevin Caesario Akbar Claims INDO Series 3 Title at Gunung Geulis West Course
Kevin Caesario Akbar secured victory at the Indonesia Development Golf (INDO) Series 3, held at Gunung Geulis Country Club. His nine-under-par total of 204 strokes delivered the win after a challenging final round on the West Course. Amateur Lydia Sitorus also won the Ladies' category.
Royale Jakarta Golf Club Hosts 12th Open, Highlights Minangkabau Heritage
Royale Jakarta Golf Club recently concluded its 12th Royale Open Tournament. The amateur event, held on 6 August 2026, featured 223 golfers and focused on Minangkabau culture. This year marked a shift, with the tournament proceeding without a title sponsor.
Shannon Tan Achieves Career-Best Tied-Sixth at AIG Women's Open
Singaporean professional Shannon Tan secured her highest Major championship finish, placing tied-sixth at the AIG Women's Open. Her performance at Royal Lytham & St Annes marks a significant progression in her 2026 season.
Shiho Kuwaki Wins AIG Women's Open Play-off, Extends Japanese Success
Japan's Shiho Kuwaki, 23, secured her first major title at the AIG Women's Open, defeating Germany's Esther Henseleit in a two-hole play-off. This victory marks the second consecutive year a Japanese player has claimed the championship, reinforcing the nation's strong presence in women's professional golf.
Cameron Young Equals Detroit Golf Club Record at Rocket Classic
Cameron Young recorded a 61 in the Rocket Classic's second round, matching the Detroit Golf Club course record. He shared the lead, narrowly missing a PGA Tour scoring milestone.
American Century Championship: Twellman on Barkley's Conduct, David's Genuineness
Former MLS player Taylor Twellman offers insights into the competitive American Century Championship in Lake Tahoe, highlighting Charles Barkley's exceptional approachability and Larry David's genuine engagement among celebrity participants.
PGA Tour Player Si Woo Kim Detained at Canada-US Border
South Korean professional Si Woo Kim faced an unexpected border detention during the Rocket Classic tournament week. A navigation error led him into Canada without a passport.
Bubba Watson Confirms DP World Tour Start Amid LIV Golf Schedule Questions
Two-time Masters winner Bubba Watson will compete in the Danish Golf Championship on the DP World Tour. This decision comes as LIV Golf's future schedule faces increasing uncertainty, according to GolfMagic.
AIG Women's Open Implements New Player and Spectator Conduct Rules
The AIG Women's Open at Royal Lytham and St Annes now enforces a strict player code of conduct. This aligns with broader professional golf efforts to maintain behavioural standards. New rules also apply to spectators, addressing recent concerns over fan behaviour at major tournaments.
AIG Women's Open: Noh's Three-Shot Lead Tested by Asian Rivals at Royal Lytham
Yealimi Noh holds a three-shot advantage entering the final round of the 2026 AIG Women's Open at Royal Lytham and St. Annes. Haeran Ryu, Shiho Kuwaki, and Jeeno Thitikul are among the Asian players pursuing the title.
Wiyata Golf Club, Ladies Jakarta Golf Club Secure YOUC1000 Interleague Titles
Wiyata Golf Club and Ladies Jakarta Golf Club claimed top honours at the YOUC1000 Interleague 2026 Finals in Jakarta. The tournament, hosted at Royale Jakarta Golf Club, marked the fifth edition and featured a new ladies' category.
Haeran Ryu Leads Women's British Open; Asian Players Prominent at Royal Lytham
South Korea's Haeran Ryu holds a one-shot lead at the Women's British Open halfway mark. Japan's Shiho Kuwaki sits second, while Thailand's Jeeno Thitikul remains in contention at Royal Lytham. This major championship demonstrates significant Asian player strength.
Women's British Open: Noh Leads; Kuwaki, Ryu Spearhead Asian Challenge at Royal Lytham
American Yealimir Noh holds a three-shot advantage entering the final round of the Women's British Open. Several Asian players, including Shiho Kuwaki, Haeran Ryu, and Jeeno Thitikul, remain in pursuit at Royal Lytham.
AIG Women's Open 2026: Record Crowds Create Access Challenge for Ryu, Korda, Ko Fans
The AIG Women's Open 2026 at Royal Lytham & St Annes saw spectator numbers comparable to men's major championships. Following leading players, including Hae Ran Ryu, Nelly Korda, and Lydia Ko, became difficult, indicating rising interest in women's professional golf.
Robyn Choi Targets Career-Best Major Finish at AIG Women's Open
Australia's Robyn Choi enters the final round of the AIG Women's Open at Royal Lytham & St Annes. She aims to secure her highest finish in a major championship. Choi is currently in a share of 16th place, trailing the leader by eight shots. The demanding conditions have tested the field, with few under-par scores recorded in the third round.
LIV Golf Overhaul Looms: 2026 Michigan Event Cancelled, Asian Tour Partnership Shifts
LIV Golf’s 2026 Team Championship in Michigan faces likely cancellation. This development precedes a reported league overhaul for 2027, including fewer events and altered player compensation. The Asian Tour's new alliance with the PGA Tour and DP World Tour also impacts LIV's future.
Ryo Ishikawa Compares Early Careers, Sees Blades Brown's Greater US Aptitude
Japanese golf veteran Ryo Ishikawa offers a candid comparison of his early career to that of rising American talent Blades Brown. Ishikawa, 34, believes 19-year-old Brown shows greater aptitude for US professional circuits at a similar age.