Justin Thomas showcased his skills on the notoriously fast and challenging greens of Royal Melbourne during a practice session ahead of the upcoming Australian Open. Known for its demanding layout, Royal Melbourne is set to host this year’s DP World Tour event, attracting a strong international field.
Tiger Woods hosts the Hero World Challenge starting Thursday, featuring Sepp Straka, OWGR points and prime-time golf on Sky.
The PGA TOUR has released a motivational video emphasizing the importance of perseverance in golf and beyond. The message is clear: don’t fear failure, but rather fear not trying at all. This mindset is essential for every golfer aiming to improve their game and achieve success on the course.
Viktor Hovland once again demonstrated why he is one of the most exciting players on the PGA Tour with a remarkable hole-out during the 2022 Hero World Challenge. The Norwegian’s shot was not only precise but also executed with a calmness that belied the pressure of the moment.
Tiger Woods shares a rehab update, skips the PNC Championship, and opens up about his future in professional golf.
The 2025 golf season was anything but dull – from fan scandals to rule chaos, it was a year full of drama and surprises.
This week features three major men’s tournaments: the DP World Tour in Australia and South Africa, and the Hero World Challenge.
PGA Tour’s future, Scheffler’s stats, Nelly Korda’s fiancé, and a hole-in-one car dilemma. The Back Nine.
Despite ongoing discussions between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, a full reunification of professional golf seems far off, according to prominent players from both sides.
Speaking at the CNBC CEO Council Forum, Rory McIlroy, a long-time advocate for reunifying professional golf, expressed doubt about a resolution anytime soon. “I think unification would be better for the game overall,” McIlroy said. “But given everything that has happened over the past few years, I think it’s going to be very difficult to achieve.”
LIV Golf star Bryson DeChambeau echoed the sentiment in a recent FOX News interview. The two-time U.S. Open champion believes both sides are entrenched in their positions. “There are too many demands and not enough concessions on both sides,” he said, adding that it will take time for real progress to be made.
While the split in professional golf has caused controversy, one undeniable benefit has been financial. McIlroy noted back in February that both sides have profited and should now focus on reuniting the sport. “Whether you stayed on the PGA Tour or left, we’ve all benefited,” he said at the Genesis Invitational. “We’re playing for $20 million this week—that wouldn’t have happened without LIV. We need to move on, stop looking back, and do what’s best for the game moving forward.”
Although February showed signs of progress, talks stalled again in March. Since then, little has changed. LIV Golf continues to push for legitimacy, aiming to award Official World Golf Ranking points and transitioning to a 72-hole format.
Despite the current stalemate, DeChambeau remains hopeful. “I don’t want to speak for others, but I believe the game will improve over time,” he told FOX News. “This is a positive disruption, and it will take time for things to settle. Ultimately, I think it will be good for the game.”
Keegan Bradley showcased not only his golfing skills but also his heartfelt side as he celebrated his recent victory at The Skins Game with his two sons, Cooper and Logan. The moment captured the essence of a father first, golfer second, highlighting the personal side of professional athletes often unseen by the public.