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Golf’s civil war will finally reach the courts in dramatic fashion on Monday if, as expected, players on the Saudi rebel circuit attempt to secure an injunction to be reinstated in this week’s Scottish Open.
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Graham Smyth has claimed during a Q&A that people can’t rule out Ezgjan Alioski returning to Leeds United this summer.
NORTH PLAINS, Ore.: Branden Grace won LIV Golf’s first stop on American soil.
LONDON: Monday, June 27, 2022 will live long in the memory of Jeddah football fans. It was a bad day for clubs in the city but it could actually have been worse for fans of Al-Ittihad and Al-Ahli.
SILVERSTONE, UK: Carlos Sainz claimed his first Formula One victory in his 150th race on Sunday when he drove his Ferrari to a spectacular triumph in a furious and crash-hit British Grand Prix. The 27-year-old Spaniard, starting from his maiden pole position, resisted a charging Sergio Perez of Red Bull, who recovered from 17th, to take the flag by 3.7 seconds in front of a record 142,000 crowd at the high-speed Silverstone circuit. Home hero seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes took third, to claim a record 13th podium finish on home soil, an unprecedented total by any driver at a single event.
Paul Casey has become the latest player to defect to the LIV Golf Series, claiming the team element was a driving factor behind him making the move. The second event of the LIV series concluded on Saturday, with Branden Grace pocketing the prize, but the finish was followed by the news Casey had made the switch. Ad/> The Brit, a veteran of five Ryder Cups and a winner of 15 European Tour and three PGA Tour events, raised eyebrows when it was announced he would be signing for the Saudi Arabia-backed LIV.
Paul Casey has become the latest player to join the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Invitational Series, despite previously admitting he would be a “hypocrite” to play in the Saudi International.