Paul Lawrie says changing Ryder Cup captaincy process would be 'a joke'
Paul Lawrie says it will be “a joke” and lead to “fun and games” if Henrik Stenson’s replacement as Europe’s Ryder Cup captain isn’t one of the three other original candidates.
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Ryder Cup captain Henrik Stenson to join LIV rebel circuit - unless European tour can talk him down
Ryder Cup officials will meet with Henrik Stenson on Tuesday to try to persuade the Swede to stay on as Europe’s Ryder Cup captain and not go through with his intention of joining the Saudi rebel circuit this week.
Henrik Stenson set for crunch Ryder Cup talks over LIV Golf link
A meeting on Tuesday is likely to determine if Henrik Stenson will remain as Europe’s captain for next year’s match in Rome.
Exclusive: Henrik Stenson facing crunch talks over Ryder Cup captaincy due to LIV Golf contract clause
Henrik Stenson will meet with the DP World Tour on Tuesday as speculation increases that Europe’s Ryder Cup captain is about to join the Saudi rebel circuit.
Ian Poulter to play in multiple DP World Tour events over the summer - not just the Scottish Open
So much for Ian Poulter being cast out into the golfing wilderness for joining the Saudi rebel circuit. Not only will the Ryder Cup hero tee it up here in the Scottish Open after winning an 11th-hour reprieve on his ban, but he will take the opportunity to play in multiple events on the DP World Tour over the summer.
LIV Golf defectors slammed as “hypocrites” and urged to just “go away” by Billy Horschel
PGA Tour star Billy Horschel has slammed the LIV Golf rebels as ‘hypocrites’ following their decision to link up with the controversial series. The Saudi-backed circuit has split opinion in the world of golf, and it seems Horschel is firmly in the camp of the PGA and DP World Tour.
Poulter gets ban reprieve to play in Scottish Open
Three players have been added to the field for this week's Genesis Scottish Open after their suspensions for playing in the inaugural LIV Golf Invitational Series event were temporarily stayed on appeal.
Poulter, Harding and Otaegui bans temporarily lifted for Scottish Open
Britain's Ian Poulter, South Africa's Justin Harding and Spain's Adrian Otaegui will be able to play in the July 7-10 Scottish Open after their bans were lifted pending the result of appeals, Europe's DP World Tour said on Monday.