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WILMINGTON, Del. — Patrick Cantlay won another thriller Sunday in the BMW Championship, getting a great bounce on the 17th hole that set up a short birdie and led to a 2-under 69 and a one-shot victory over Scott Stallings.
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Tiger Woods held a «good» meeting with leading PGA Tour players to discuss how to move forward in light of the challenges faced from LIV Golf. Woods flew from his home in Florida — with Rickie Fowler also on the private jet — to Philadelphia, at which point he travelled an hour to Wilmington where this week’s BMW Championship is being hosted. Ad Prior to the meeting it was reported that «everything was on the table» with regard to how to fight back against the Saudi-funded LIV Golf which has lured a host of players with mega-money contracts.
Tiger Woods and Rickie Fowler headed to the BMW Championship in Wilmington, Del., on Tuesday to attend a player meeting regarding the LIV Golf Invitational Series and its threat to the PGA Tour.
The PGA Tour is in Delaware for the first time and the buzz still surrounded Tiger Woods, even if he didn't have clubs and might not be seen.
Jon Rahm admitted on Tuesday to paying "zero attention" to the LIV Golf court ruling last week. "Well, I can tell you I had zero attention on it," the 27-year-old Spaniard said. "I only found out that it was going on because I walked by player dining and I saw about 10 really nervous people pacing all around the room and I thought, 'Well, there's something going on.' I asked and heard what was going on.
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Sergio Garcia has reversed his decision to give up membership of the DP World Tour in hope of playing in the Ryder Cup. The Spanish golfer joined the breakaway Saudi-funded LIV Golf Series earlier this year and announced after The Open that he would quit the European-based DP World Tour. Ad/> Under current regulations, that would leave the 42-year-old ineligible for Ryder Cup selection.