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DP World Tour Tee Times: Two US-Players in one flight

Julian Suri and John Catlin will start together on the DP World Tour in Kenya. The Tee Times for the US-Players. (Source: Getty)
Julian Suri and John Catlin will start together on the DP World Tour in Kenya. The Tee Times for the US-Players. (Source: Getty)

The European Tour continues its journey, with an exciting stop in Nairobi, Kenya. The upcoming event, the Magical Kenya Open, will be at the Muthaiga Golf Club. This par-71 course will test the skills of all participating players. The tournament, which commands a $2,500,000 prize pool, will serve as the battlefield for the title defended by Jorge Campillo.

All Tee Times for the Magical Kenya Open

European Tour Tee Times: Spotlight on American Participants

Julian Suri, from the USA, sets off at 08:50 for his first round alongside John Axelsen from Denmark, and his compatriot John Catlin. The trio transforms for the second round when they are set to tee off at 13:40.

With Nicolo Galletti, Braden Thornberry, James Nicholas and Jordan Gumberg there are three more american starters in Kenya. Galletti starts his first round at 07:30 (Second round: 12:20) while Thornberry and Nicholas both start at 09:10. (Second round: 14:00) Gumberg is the last of the americans and is going to start at 13:40 (Second round: 08:50)

Remember to follow the tournament and support your favorite golfers as they pit against each other, demonstrating their high-end golfing skills and strategic prowess.

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(All times are local kenyan times)

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DP World Tour Tee Times: Plenty of UK Players in Kenya

The Tee Times for the UK players at the DP World Tour event in Kenya. (Source: Getty)
The Tee Times for the UK players at the DP World Tour event in Kenya. (Source: Getty)

Stay updated on the DP World Tour Tee Times, as we highlight the schedule for British, Welsh, and Scottish players at the Magical Kenya Open. On the picturesque greens of Muthaiga Golf Club in Nairobi, Kenya, the Magical Kenya Open is all set for a striking launch. The tournament, a part of the revered European Tour, enjoys a total prize money of $2,500,000. This par 71 event stands as a significant opportunity for golfers to up their game and clinch victory. Jorge Campillo, the defending champion, will undoubtedly be feeling the pressure of repeating history.

All Tee Times for the Magical Kenya Open

Quick Peek into Magical Kenya Open: DP World Tour Tee Times

Starting off with British prodigy Sam Hutsby and his playing partners comprising of Lucas Vacarisas (ESP) and Isaac Ogolla Makokha (KEN). This triad has their first round tee time scheduled for 07:20 on Thursday, while their second round begins at 12:10 on Friday.

Steven Brown from England enters the course with Alexander Levy (FRA) and Deon Germishuys (RSA) with their tee times set for 07:50 for round 1 and 12:40 for the second round.

For Eddie Pepperell, another English contender, the tee time for the first round is marked at 07:50 with Dismas Indiza Anyonyi (KEN) and Aaron Cockerill (CAN), and 12:40 for round 2.

Matthew Jordan (ENG) shares his journey with Lauri Ruuska (FIN) and Daniel Nduva (KEN) for whom the first round tees off at 08:00, followed by the second round at 12:50.

The Scottish golfer, Connor Syme, with a tee time of 08:00 for the first round, will be gracing the greens with Frederic Lacroix (FRA) and Hurly Long (GER) and their second round begins at 12:50.

The event’s tee time of 08:10 for the first round will witness participation from Daniel Young of Scotland; they play alongside Nicolai von Dellingshausen (GER) and Thomas Aiken (RSA). Their second round is scheduled for 13:00 on Friday.

Featuring another English golfer, Gary Boyd, who shares his rounds with Justin Walters (RSA) and Benjamin Follet-smith (ZIM). Their first round begins at 08:20 and the second at 13:10.

Andy Sullivan from England kickstarts his journey with Edoardo Molinari (ITA) and Julien Brun (FRA), with a first-round tee time at 08:30 and the second at 13:20.

The trio of John Parry (ENG), Dylan Mostert (RSA), and Philipp Katich (GER) embarks on their play at 08:40 in the first round and 13:30 in the second.

Sense the excitement with Andrew Wilson from England, John Lejirma, and Visitor Mapwanya, as they start off at 08:50 for the first round and 13:40 in the next.

Marc Warren from Scotland lights up the course with Joel Moscatel (ESP) and Braden Thornberry at 09:10 in round 1 and 14:00 in round 2.

English golfer, Garrick Porteous, joins Daan Huizing (NED) and James Nicholas at 09:10 for their tee time in the first round and 14:00 in the second.

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(All times are local times for Kenya)

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Race to Dubai: McIlroy Leads as Top US Players around Veerman compete

Rory McIlroy continues to lead in the Race To Dubai, while Johannes Veerman is the best US-Player. (Photos: Getty)
Rory McIlroy continues to lead in the Race To Dubai, while Johannes Veerman is the best US-Player. (Photos: Getty)

The DP World Tour has already seen several high-profile tournaments this season, seeing many different champions. Currently, Rory McIlroy holds the top spot in the Race to Dubai rankings, concluding his form from the last season when he won the Race To Dubai. On the other side of the Atlantic, there are 5 American players positioned within the Top 120, demonstrating the global appeal of the DP World Tour.

Top Americans in the Race to Dubai 2024

Taking a closer look at the Race to Dubai, the top American players are carving out significant positions for themselves. Johannes Veerman, currently ranked 40th, has accrued 222.82 points through 6 events. Veerman finished strong in this week’s Commercial Bank Qatar Masters at 16th. His compatriot Sean Crocker sits just outside the Top 50, with 174.17 points across 7 events. John Catlin, a three-time DP World Tour winner, has fallen to 86th place, but with plenty of season left, he has ample opportunity to ascend the leaderboard which currently attests to his subliminal talent.

Leading the Race to Dubai

Amidst an esteemed group, Rory McIlroy remains the player to beat in the Race to Dubai rankings. Without attending many events, his score of 1596 points reflects both his efficiency and excellence on the course. Following him are Japan’s Rikuya Hoshino and Poland’s Adrian Meronk, strong contenders who’ve marked their presence in the top echelons of the ranking with their consistent play. Chilean Joaquin Niemann and South African Zander Lombard complete the top five, epitomizing the global competitiveness of the DP World Tour.

How the DP World Tour Race to Dubai works

The Race to Dubai is the season ranking of the DP World Tour (former European Tour). The top 60 players in the Race to Dubai ranking are allowed to take part in the final play-off tournament of the former European Tour at the end of the season. The season ranking also determines who is allowed to play on the DP World Tour the following year. At each tournament, the players who make the cut collect points. The total number of points awarded at a tournament depends on the value of the event. Major tournaments earn the most points. For winning a DP World Tour tournament, the winner receives at least 460 points and a good 300,000 euros.

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Race to Dubai: McIlroy Leads, Fleetwood Top English Player

Tommy Fleetwood leads the English players in the Race To Dubai 2024. (Photo: Getty)
Tommy Fleetwood leads the English players in the Race To Dubai 2024. (Photo: Getty)

As the DP World Tour unfolds, the Race to Dubai ranking has become a focal point for players and fans alike. A total of 11 tournaments have been played in the current season, with the latest being the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters. Rory McIlroy currently tops the Race to Dubai rankings, and within the elite circle, 21 English players find themselves among the top 120, showcasing England’s depth in golf talent.

The Top English Players in the Race To Dubai 2024

In the Race to Dubai, the top English players are making significant strides. Tommy Fleetwood, currently ranked 10th with 625.6 points, fell down one spot in the rankings after not competing in Qatar. Close on his heels are Laurie Canter and Richard Mansell, who rank 14th and 25th respectively. Canter’s ranking has dipped slightly by one position, despite competing in five events this season, while Mansell has participated in six events to secure his spot within the top 30. The last English player within the Top-30 is Alex Fitzpatrick at 30th with 257.47 points.

The best players in the Race To Dubai

The spotlight in the Race to Dubai, however, shines brightest on the top five players, with Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy sitting confidently in pole position after two events in the new year, including a win at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic at the start of the year that adds up to his 1596 points. The rankings witness a vibrant international mix, featuring Japan’s Rikuya Hoshino in second after his win at the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters, Poland’s Adrian Meronk in third, closely followed by Joaquin Niemann from Chile and Zander Lombard of South Africa rounding out the top five. With multiple victories spread amongst these leading golfers, the competition on the DP World Tour is as fierce as ever.

How the DP World Tour Race to Dubai works

The Race to Dubai is the season ranking of the DP World Tour (former European Tour). The top 60 players in the Race to Dubai ranking are allowed to take part in the final play-off tournament of the former European Tour at the end of the season. The season ranking also determines who is allowed to play on the DP World Tour the following year. At each tournament, the players who make the cut collect points. The total number of points awarded at a tournament depends on the value of the event. Major tournaments earn the most points. For winning a DP World Tour tournament, the winner receives at least 460 points and a good 300,000 euros.

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World Golf Ranking: McIlroy leads Brits in steady rankings

Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy remains at the top of the British players' leaderboard, with Matt Fitzpatrick and Tommy Fleetwood both in the top-15. (Photos: Getty)
Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy remains at the top of the British players' leaderboard, with Matt Fitzpatrick and Tommy Fleetwood both in the top-15. (Photos: Getty)

The World Golf Ranking continues to move, reflecting the performance of players on the global stage. Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy remains in second place behind a steady US frontrunner, Scottie Scheffler.

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Matt Fitzpatrick, England’s top-ranked player, is in ninth place and has had a stable week with no movement either up or down. His work reflects his solid play and place amongst the elite. Among the latest movements in the world golf rankings is England’s Tommy Fleetwood, who has jumped from thirteenth to twelfth, indicating a positive momentum. Meanwhile, Tyrrell Hatton, a fellow Englishman, has taken a small step backwards, dropping from sixteenth to seventeenth. Such minor shifts can affect players’ tournament positioning and psychological standing in the competitive landscape. Scottish golfer Robert MacIntyre is ranked seventy-first, maintaining his position from the previous week and demonstrating consistency in his game. Within the sport, the rankings are continually shifting and The World Golf Ranking provides a weekly snapshot of the golfer’s standing. There has been some change in this week’s Top 10. US player Patrick Cantlay moves up from seventh to sixth place.
In turn, Wyndham Clark of the USA slips from sixth to seventh. The dynamics of the fourth to tenth places remain unchanged, with Norway’s Viktor Hovland and the USA’s Xander Schauffele consolidating their positions in fourth and fifth respectively, while Max Homa and Brian Harman maintain their positions in eighth and tenth. The World Golf Ranking reflects the current success and career progression of professional golfers and serves as an index for tournament qualification and seeding purposes.

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World Golf Ranking: Scheffler leads the US player field

Scottie Scheffler leads fellow Americans in the World Golf Ranking. (Photos: Getty)
Scottie Scheffler leads fellow Americans in the World Golf Ranking. (Photos: Getty)

Scottie Scheffler of the USA remains unchallenged at the top of the latest World Golf Ranking. He has led the ranking continuously throughout the past fourty weeks. He is closely followed by fellow American Xander Schauffele, who has also maintained his position in fifth place. The stability of both US golf players remains evident throughout the international golfing community.

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Other prominent names from the United States include Patrick Cantlay, who continues his rise up the rankings from seventh to sixth place, followed by Wyndham Clark, who has dropped back to seventh, and Max Homa, who remains in eighth place. A closer look at the top 10 in the World Golf Ranking shows that, apart from Scheffler and Schauffele, all the US players have remained in the same top positions. Places two to four are still occupied by Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy, Spain’s Jon Rahm and Norway’s Viktor Hovland, who all remain in the same positions as last week. Apart from Cantlay, there have been no other changes in places four to ten, demonstrating a certain level of consistency amongst the world’s elite. Brian Harman is the second American to join Cantlay in the top 10. Outside the top five US players and the World Golf Ranking’s top 10, Jordan Spieth (13th) and Collin Morikawa (14th) deserve mention, even if they did not improve their ranking from last week.

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PGA Tour Tee Times: Tiger Woods’ Flight and other American Players

Rare appearance: Tiger Woods. (Photo: Getty)
Rare appearance: Tiger Woods. (Photo: Getty)

As anticipation builds for The Genesis Invitational, taking place at the prestigious Riviera Country Club, Pacific Palisades in California, USA, golf enthusiasts have been eagerly awaiting the release of the PGA Tour Tee Times. This year, the event boasts a substantial prize fund of $20,000,000. Defending champion Jon Rahm is expected to face tough competition on the par-71 course.

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PGA Tour Tee Times for Round 1 and 2: All American Players

Chase Johnson will be teeing off at 07:20 for round one and 09:49 for the second round alongside Nicolai Højgaard from Denmark. The formidable American triple threat of Charley Hoffman, Beau Hossler, and Ben Griffin will commence play at 07:32 for round one and 10:01 for round two.

Following closely behind, Lucas Glover and Adam Schenk will be paired with Byeong-hun An from South Korea, teeing off at 07:44 for the first round and 10:13 for the second. Russell Henley is set to play alongside Emiliano Grillo from Argentina and Sungjae Im from South Korea, starting at 07:56 for round one and 10:25 for round two.

Keegan Bradley and Harris English will tee off the first round with Tom Hoge at 08:08, continuing into the second round at 10:42. Meanwhile, at 08:20 for the first round and 10:54 for the second, Chris Kirk, and JT Poston will be teamed with Corey Conners from Canada.

Denny McCarthy and Cameron Young will be accompanied by players from Ireland and Canada respectively, while Sam Burns, Jordan Spieth, and Gary Woodland are grouped with players of varying nationalities. Next up are Nick Hardy, Grayson Murray, and Nick Dunlap, teamed with players from South Africa and Sweden, starting their competition at 09:49 for round one and 07:20 for round two.

Matt Kuchar, Sam Ryder, and Will Zalatoris embark onto round one at 10:01, moving to round two at 07:32. Shortly after, Luke List and J.J. Spaun from the USA will be joined by Chun-an Yu from Taipei, teeing off at 10:13 in round one and 07:44 in round two. Also in this group are Brendon Todd, Tony Finau, Rickie Fowler, alongside Patrick Rodgers from the USA, with counterparts hailing from Australia, Japan, and Canada.

The exciting trio of Kurt Kitayama, Eric Cole, and Taylor Moore will play at the times of 11:18 and 08:44 for rounds one and two respectively. Lastly, Xander Schauffele, Sahith Theegala, Scottie Scheffler, Max Homa, Alex Smalley, and Taylor Mongomery have their PGA Tour Tee Times set alight with noteworthy international talents.

Tiger Woods will play in a flight with Gary Woodland and his good friend Justin Thomas. On day 1 they start at 9:25am and on day 2 they tee off at 11:54am.

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PGA Tour Tee Times: Rory McIlroy at the Genesis Invitational

Star at the Genesis Invitational: Rory McIlroy. (Photo: Getty)
Star at the Genesis Invitational: Rory McIlroy. (Photo: Getty)

The professional sports world directs its focus to Pacific Palisades, California, USA, as The Riviera Country Club plays host to The Genesis Invitational on the esteemed PGA Tour. Twenty million dollars are waiting to be won in the buzzing atmosphere of the club. The tournament, played on a par 71 course, will test the mettle of the best golfers around, among them the current titleholder, Jon Rahm.

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PGA Tour Tee Times: Spotlight on the UK’s Best

Commencing the PGA Tour Tee Times, Tommy Fleetwood of England is lined up to play the first round of The Genesis Invitational at 11:30 am. He will be joined by Xander Schauffele from the USA and Sahith Theegala, also from the USA. For the second round, Fleetwood and his team have their PGA Tour Tee Times scheduled for 09:01 am.

Matthew Fitzpatrick, another of England’s participants, is penciled in for a start time of 11:42 am in the first round, accompanied by Scottie Scheffler and Collin Morikawa, both from the USA. For Friday’s second-round action, Fitzpatrick’s PGA Tour Tee Times position is 09:13 am.

Highlighting the PGA Tour Tee Times from the UK contingent, we have Rory McIlroy from Northern Ireland. He will kickstart his efforts in the first round at 11:54 am playing alongside Max Homa and Wyndham Clark, both from the USA. On Friday, McIlroy and his group have an early start set for 09:25 am.

Player Round 1 Tee Time Round 2 Tee Time Mitspieler
Tommy Fleetwood 11:30 09:01 Xander Schauffele (USA), Sahith Theegala (USA)
Matthew Fitzpatrick 11:42 09:13 Scottie Scheffler (USA), Collin Morikawa (USA)
Rory McIlroy 11:54 09:25 Max Homa (USA), Wyndham Clark (USA)
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Asian Tour: IRS Prima Malaysian Open 2024 Live Blog

IRS Prima Malaysian Open 2024 Live Scores

The IRS Prima Malaysian Open in the season 2024 is being played in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia at the The Mines Resort & Golf Club. The tournament starts at the Thursday, 15th of February and ends at the Sunday, 18th of February 2024.
The IRS Prima Malaysian Open is part of the Asian Tour in the season 2024. In 2024 all players competing for a total prize money of US$1,000,000.
The course for the tournament at The Mines Resort & Golf Club plays at Par 71.

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Challenge Tour: Dimension Data Pro-Am 2024 Live Blog

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Challenge Tour: Levy Takes Early Sunday Lead

Dimension Data Pro-Am 2024 Live Scores

The Dimension Data Pro-Am in the season 2024 is being played in George, South Africa at the Fancourt Golf Estate. The tournament starts at the Thursday, 15th of February and ends at the Sunday, 18th of February 2024.
The Dimension Data Pro-Am is part of the Challenge Tour in the season 2024. In 2024 all players competing for a total prize money of $370,000.
The course for the tournament at Fancourt Golf Estate plays at Par 72.

The Challenge Tour is playing its third of four tournaments in South Africa to kick off the year. In addition to last week’s winner Mikael Lindberg and defending champion Oliver Bekker, the field also includes five German golfers.

Challenge Tour live

The Challenge Tour is a professional golf tournament series that acts as the second tier below the DP World Tour. It serves as a development league and offers aspiring golfers the opportunity to develop their skills at a higher level, gain experience and qualify for the European Tour.

The Challenge Tour is internationally orientated, with tournaments held in various European countries and outside Europe. This offers players a varied experience on different golf courses and in different competitive conditions. The tour attracts golfers from all over the world who are interested in furthering their careers in professional golf.

As with the Korn Ferry Tour, the top players on the Challenge Tour qualify for the higher tour, in this case the European Tour, at the end of each season. This is usually based on the Challenge Tour ranking, with the best players receiving a Tour card. This promotion is a key goal for many players on the Challenge Tour, as it allows access to more prestigious tournaments, higher prize money and greater visibility in the world of golf.

Overall, the Challenge Tour is a crucial step for many golfers who want to make the leap to the highest level of European golf, the European Tour. It offers a mix of challenge and opportunity that is crucial for the career development of golfers.