Justin Rose rules out Ryder Cup captaincy for 2027, Min Woo Lee commits to PGA Tour, and McIlroy hits top speed. The Back Nine.
Justin Rose rules out Ryder Cup captaincy for 2027, Min Woo Lee commits to PGA Tour, and McIlroy hits top speed. The Back Nine.
Ben Griffin secures another PGA Tour victory, while Matti Schmid finishes strong with a Top 10 placement.
Matti Schmid slips to seventh after round three at the World Wide Technology Championship. Rosenmüller and Paul climb.
With another bogey-free round, Matti Schmid climbs to the top of the PGA Tour leaderboard at the World Wide Technology Championship.
Matti Schmid fires a bogey-free 64 to kick off the PGA Tour’s World Wide Technology Championship. Other Germans also impress.
The PGA Tour’s World Wide Technology Championship in Cabo San Lucas is underway, showcasing a strong international field and some notable storylines as the season nears its conclusion. With $7.2 million in prize money at stake, the tournament attracts top players eager to secure valuable FedEx Cup points and end the year on a high note.
Three wins and a wedding in the same year – a remarkable achievement in professional golf that highlights both skill and personal milestones. This rare combination underscores the demanding nature of the sport, where players must balance intense competition with life off the course.
Ben Griffin has taken a commanding position at the World Wide Technology Championship, held this week at the El Cardonal at Diamante course in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. With his latest performance, Griffin has extended his lead to two shots, putting himself in a strong position as the tournament progresses.
The PGA Tour has officially started its World Wide Technology Championship at the El Cardonal at Diamante golf course in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. The tournament offers a total prize fund of $7.2 million and features a strong field of competitors, including notable names such as 47-year-old Luke Donald and current world number six J.J. Spaun.
Erik van Rooyen’s victory at the 2023 World Wide Technology Championship was marked by a deeply personal story of friendship and resilience. Just six days before his best friend Jon Trasamar passed away from cancer, van Rooyen secured his second PGA Tour win, dedicating the triumph to a cause greater than golf.