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LPGA Tour Team Germany

LPGA Tour: Jeeno Thitikul extends lead at season finale

Jeeno Thitikul takes a six-shot lead into the final round of the LPGA Tour finale. Esther Henseleit slips back after a 73.

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European Tour Professionals

Swiss Golfer Cedric Gugler Suspended for 10 Events After Rule Breaches

Cedric Gugler has been suspended for 10 HotelPlanner Tour events after multiple serious rule violations during a June tournament.

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Asian Tour Team Germany

Burmester and Surratt Share Lead Heading into Final Day in Saudi

Dean Burmester and Caleb Surratt share the lead heading into the final day of the PIF Saudi International. Germans fall behind.

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LPGA Tour Team Germany

Esther Henseleit starts strong at CME Group Tour Championship

Esther Henseleit opens the CME Group Tour Championship with a strong 68 to finish T7 after the first round in Naples, Florida.

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Professionals

Mercedes-Benz Golf & Drive Event 2026 with Alexandra Försterling

Golf meets driving performance at the exclusive Mercedes-Benz Golf & Drive Event in Saalfelden, January 2026. Sign up now!

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Team Germany

DP World Tour Championship: Season Finale in Dubai with $12M Purse

DP World Tour tee times for the season-ending event in Dubai, featuring Nicolai von Dellingshausen.

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Team Germany

Yannik Paul misses DP World Tour Q School cut by one stroke

Yannik Paul narrowly misses the cut at DP World Tour Q School by one shot. Two German players advance to the final rounds.

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Team Germany

DP World Tour: Schneider steady, von Dellingshausen struggles on Moving Day

Marcel Schneider and Nicolai von Dellingshausen remain in the lower third of the field on Moving Day at the DP World Tour in Abu Dhabi.

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Team Germany

Fleetwood and Rai Lead Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship After Round 2

Nicolai von Dellingshausen slips late but stays in contention, while Marcel Schneider climbs leaderboard with strong 68.

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Professionals

Rory McIlroy Secures Early Spot for 2025 Ryder Cup

Rory McIlroy has become the first player to qualify for Team Europe at the 2025 Ryder Cup in Bethpage Black. The Northern Irishman will celebrate his eighth consecutive appearance and will once again play a key role under captain Luke Donald. With four wins this season and an impressive Ryder Cup track record, McIlroy underscores his importance to Europe.

Rory McIlroy: The Hard Road to Qualification

Rory McIlroy secured his Ryder Cup spot early through outstanding performances on the PGA Tour. Thanks to the European Points List system, which ranks players based on DP World Tour and co-sanctioned event results – he quickly rose to the top. His four season victories, including his Masters triumph at Augusta, made him the undisputed number one. For McIlroy, this qualification confirms not just his consistency but also his unwavering class at the highest level.

The Ryder Cup: A Special Challenge

For Rory McIlroy, an eighth Ryder Cup appearance represents both a special honor and a significant responsibility. As the team’s most experienced player under captain Luke Donald, he’ll take a leadership role at Bethpage Black. The course’s demanding architecture and the away-game atmosphere present one of golf’s toughest challenges.

McIlroy’s record speaks for itself: Five wins in seven appearances demonstrate his reliability in this event. Whether in Foursomes, Fourballs, or Singles, he consistently delivers under pressure. But his value extends beyond play – as a bridge between veterans and rookies, he strengthens team cohesion and assists Donald with tactical decisions. This combination of competitive excellence and leadership makes McIlroy indispensable for Europe’s New York campaign.