Bryson DeChambeau embarked on a new challenge, playing golf with a set of Walmart junior clubs that cost less than $120. Despite the equipment disadvantage, he managed to score an even par through six holes. DeChambeau, known for his innovative approach to the game, seeks suggestions from fans on what type of golf club to try next.
Swedish golf prodigy Ludvig Aberg’s decision to reject LIV Golf’s offer has earned him the admiration of legendary golfer Sir Nick Faldo. Aberg’s impressive performance at the RBC Heritage, including a remarkable two-iron shot, prompted Faldo’s praise, who is known for his opposition to LIV Golf. Aberg has enjoyed rapid success since turning professional, winning on both the PGA Tour and DP World Tour. His decision to remain loyal to the Tour highlights his commitment to earning World Ranking points and competing in major tournaments.
Golf analyst Brandel Chamblee has been a vocal critic of the Saudi-backed LIV Golf league. Chamblee has criticized the league’s format, its players, and even accused Jon Rahm of turning his back on the history and legacy of the sport. Rahm recently said that he believes his move to LIV could be a “tipping point” for players making a switch to the Saudi-backed league. Chamblee called the money offered by LIV Golf “malevolent in nature” and said that players can “pretend that the impulse to take the money is good,” but the truth was far from it.
Rory McIlroy, one of the most influential figures in golf, is expected to return to the PGA Tour’s policy board this week, just months after stepping down. Despite rumors of a potential move to LIV Golf, McIlroy has emphatically rejected them and confirmed his intention to continue playing on the PGA Tour. His return to the board, replacing Webb Simpson, marks a significant move in the ongoing tussle between the PGA Tour and the breakaway LIV series.
Four-time major champion Rory McIlroy will return as a player director on the PGA Tour’s policy board and take a seat on the board of PGA Tour Enterprises. McIlroy had stepped back from the policy board in November following the PGA Tour’s tussle with LIV Golf. The move comes as the PGA Tour continues to negotiate a merger agreement with LIV’s financiers, the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF). McIlroy’s return could fuel hope that a deal can move forward.
Four-time major champion Rory McIlroy is set to return to the PGA Tour’s policy board as a player director, replacing Webb Simpson. The move could indicate progress in the ongoing negotiations between the PGA Tour and the Saudi-backed LIV Golf. McIlroy, a former critic of LIV, has since expressed support for the reunification of men’s golf.
Rory McIlroy, one of the most influential golfers on the planet, is set to return to the PGA Tour’s policy board. The move comes just five months after he resigned from the group. McIlroy’s return to the policy board highlights the ongoing battle between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. The PGA Tour is facing pressure from LIV Golf, which is funded by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF). McIlroy’s decision to rejoin the PGA Tour’s policy board is surprising considering his resignation just five months ago. However, it appears he is refreshed and ready to go again.
Scottie Scheffler secured his fourth victory in five tournaments at the RBC Heritage, despite the competition being extended to Monday due to bad weather on Sunday. The world number one held a four-shot lead with three holes to play, eventually winning by three shots ahead of Sahith Theegala.
