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Rory McIlroy is convinced consistency will eventually reward him with further major championship success. The Northern Irishman had a stellar 2022, winning the FedEx Cup for a record third time, but suffered anguish in the majors.
Rory McIlroy believes it is still possible for men's professional golf to become "cohesive again" after an "ugly year" beset by bitter rows between the established US and European tours and the insurgent LIV Series.
Rory McIlroy has called for professional golf to become "cohesive again" after an "ugly year" that has seen divisions grow between the established PGA and DP World Tours and the breakaway LIV Series.
Golf is back home this week, as the DP World Tour returns to Scotland for the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. Unlike the Open Championship at St Andrews in July, this week’s event looks set to be played in proper Scottish weather with wind and rain on the menu. Ad It is an event the players relish, a Links test in Linksy conditions — while the opportunity to play with friends, family and the odd superstar from outside the world of golf adds to the appeal.
The controversial LIV Golf circuit has signed many big names and sparked widespread conversation over the last several months, but one thing it hasn't had is a deal to broadcast its events on television.
BANGKOK: LIV Golf Invitational Chicago champion Cameron Smith and Invitational Boston winner Dustin Johnson will compete amongst an all-star 48-player field for the $25 million Bangkok title, the series’ Asian debut at Stonehill taking place from Oct. 7 to 9.
Defiant Internationals captain Trevor Immelman fired back on Sunday at those who laughed off his Presidents Cup squad after they pushed the heavily favoured Americans before losing for a ninth consecutive time.
“I have thrown a lot of fist pumps.” Yes you did, Tom Kim, yes you did. Tom Kim was on the losing side but the Korean youngster may have single-handedly saved the Presidents Cup. Ad Davis Love III’s side were 17.5-12.5 winners on Sunday at Quail Hollow, with the scoreline suggesting it was smooth sailing for the United States.