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The PGA TOUR has announced its full line up of tournaments for 2025, a 36-event regular season schedule that features The Players Championship in March, the four major championships, eight Signature Events, 18 Full-Field Events and five Additional Events. Next year’s regular season schedule begins with The Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii on December 30, and concludes with the Wyndham Championship on August 3. The three-event FedExCup Playoffs follow during August, with the FedExCup champion crowned once again at the end of the TOUR Championship on August 24. The season includes events contested across 18 US states, as well…
The Club at Mill Green in Hertfordshire is hosting the Get Golfing Festival of Golf later this month, which promises to offer a week-long celebration of unity and inclusivity within golf. Supported by a number of partners across the golf industry, including England Golf, the LET Access Series, the Golf Foundation, the EDGA Tour, and the Annika Women’s All Pro Tour, the festival is taking place at the popular Hatfield based-club between August 26-September 1. SUPERSTARS IN THE MAKING The showpiece event of the week is Mill Green’s hosting of the Get Golfing Women’s Golf Championship, a Ladies European Tour…
Rory McIlroy hopes to use the next three weeks to “change the narrative” of his season as he bids to win the FedEx Cup title for a record-extending fourth time. McIlroy has won twice worldwide this season but is all too aware of letting other chances slip through his fingers, most painfully in the US Open at Pinehurst and the Olympic Games in Paris. As a result, the 35-year-old heads into the first play-off event – the FedEx St Jude Championship at TPC Southwind – almost 3,500 points behind Scottie Scheffler, the world number one having won six times on…
Two-time major winner Bryson Dechambeau gives an interview before trying to emulate his 58 at last years Greenbrier LIV Golf Bryson, how far we’ve come, how quickly did you expect us to be as far along as we are after only 100 rounds on LIV Golf? I didn’t know where we would exactly be after 100 rounds, but I can tell you that the ideas behind it, especially when I was having conversations back in 2022 and whatnot with where this was going to go, I expected there to be a lot of progress, but the progress has been amazingly…
Surrey amateur star Lottie Woad has won the Mark H McCormack Medal as the leading woman in the World Amateur Golf Ranking for 2024. Farnham-based Woad, who is the first ever English winner of the women’s McCormack Medal, will receive exemptions into next year’s US Women’s Open and the AIG Women’s Open on the back of the award. Woad, 20, said: “I’m really happy to have won the McCormack Medal. It rounds off a successful year for me and I’m honoured to be named alongside the previous recipients of the medal. “It was always a goal of mine to reach…
Hello Gold Medallist and newest member of the LPGA Hall of Fame, Lydia Ko. Lydia, congratulations again. Just has it all kind of sunk in, everything from last week? I actually don’t know if it has sunk in yet. I didn’t sleep Saturday night just because of travel logistics and all that. So I went to sleep for the first time on Sunday night. It was pretty surreal. I woke up, like, was that a dream? Did that just really happen? Super exciting. I’ve gotten an overwhelming amount of support from the players and the people that I know, and…
Former world no.1 and Ryder Cup legend Justin Rose talks exclusively to Golf News about the decision he and his wife Kate made to support a series of events aimed at women professionals in the UK. That came to be known as the Rose Ladies Series, and why they are continuing to champion creating competitive opportunities for women golfers through that series and the Rose Ladies Open, the third edition of which is taking place at Brocket Hall next month and missing out at Royal Troon in The Open. The Rose Ladies Series obviously proved a vital lifeline for British…
London Golf Club has hailed an incredible few days of golf after some of the leading golfers with a disability descended on the Kent venue to compete for the inaugural London Golf Club G4D Shield. Held from August 6-8, the EDGA event – the first held at London Golf Club since 2021 – saw a field of 30 golfers from six nations compete over 36 holes on the prestigious International Course. Following a superb four-under opening round of 68, overnight leader Issa Nlareb’s second round 78 was enough in difficult conditions to finish one shot ahead of runner-up Jack McCrindle, and four…
The inaugural Harry Redknapp’s All Star HEROS Golf Day saw footballing and sporting greats come together with members of the public to raise money for HEROS Charity, which provides learning opportunities for children with special needs working with retired racehorses. A total of 22 teams, featuring one celebrity in each team, took to the fairways at Ferndown Golf Club in Dorset and a fantastic day of golf, after which competitors returned to the clubhouse for a lively dinner, auction, and the prize giving. The team event was won with 94 points by the four-ball comprising former Stoke City, Crystal Palace,…
Matt Kuchar has apologised to everyone affected by his decision not to complete the final hole of the Wyndham Championship on Sunday evening. Kuchar was the only player in the field to return to Sedgefield Country Club on Monday after exercising his right not to finish the 72nd hole of the weather-affected tournament. Needing a win to continue his run as the only player to reach the FedEx Cup play-offs every year since their inception in 2007, Kuchar was out of contention in a 10-way tie for 12th when he hooked his tee shot on the 18th into the trees.…
