Bryson DeChambeau joined Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at a high-profile White House state dinner.
Bryson DeChambeau joined Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at a high-profile White House state dinner.
Across the 2025 season, a remarkable total of 31 holes-in-one were recorded, showcasing the incredible precision and skill of professional golfers worldwide. This impressive statistic highlights the thrilling moments that continue to captivate golf fans and underline the high level of competition on the DP World Tour.
The Vattanac Legends Championship has officially kicked off with a warm welcome from the Vattanac team during the opening ceremony in Cambodia. The event, part of the DP World Tour Legends Tour, is set to showcase some of golf’s most experienced players as they compete on a challenging course.
With more TV coverage, increased prize money and a global focus, the LPGA Tour is set for a major transformation in 2026.
Anthony Kim demonstrated impressive composure on the course by going bogey-free in his recent round. His approach was simple yet effective, inspired by advice from his wife to focus on minimizing bogeys and maximizing birdies.
Anthony Kim continues to impress at the PIF Saudi International, shooting a bogey-free 7-under 65 in the second round to reach 11 under par and claim solo second place. This marks his third consecutive tournament where he has posted his lowest 36-hole score since returning to competitive golf.
Thomas Pieters is currently leading the LIV Golf event in Riyadh, showing strong form with a 3-under score and four holes remaining. The Belgian golfer is making a significant push in the International Series, demonstrating why he is considered a key player on the [LIV Golf League](https://www.golfpost.com/live-tours/liv-tour).
Thomas Pieters is making a strong move at the LIV Golf International Series event in Riyadh. Currently leading the field, Pieters is 3-under par for the day with four holes remaining, showing solid form on the challenging course.
What’s your go-to after a summer round—straight to the 19th or back to the range?