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'It is a dream and a goal' - Nicolai Hojgaard and twin brother Rasmus set sights on Ryder Cup qualification

Nicolai Hojgaard and his twin brother Rasmus have their sights trained on representing Europe together at the Ryder Cup. The 2023 Ryder Cup qualification period is underway and as two of the brightest young talents in the game, there is attention on the Danes. Ad Europe captain Luke Donald and his assistant Thomas Bjorn have had close looks at them this year, suggesting they are in the conversation for spots on the team in Rome next year.

Johnson scoops $18 million prize as individual LIV Golf champion

Two-time major winner Dustin Johnson has pocketed $18 million after securing the inaugural LIV Golf individual championship, organisers of the breakaway tour announced on Monday.

'I wish they could play' - Jon Rahm wants LIV Golf players to have chance to compete at Ryder Cup

Jon Rahm has reiterated his position that LIV Golf players should be allowed to compete at next year’s Ryder Cup. The emergence of LIV Golf earlier this year drove a wedge through the game, with all those who defected from the PGA Tour either forced to resign their memberships or be suspended. Ad The move by the PGA Tour means any United States player — such as Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks Koepka and Dustin Johnson — will not be considered for selection by captain Zach Johnson.

Tiger Woods will be a part of 2023 US Ryder Cup team 'in some capacity', confirms Zach Johnson

Tiger Woods will be a part of the US team “in some capacity” at next year’s Ryder Cup even if he doesn’t make it to Italy, captain Zach Johnson has confirmed. Woods has had to battle back from a serious leg injury suffered in a car crash in February 2021 and has played a limited schedule in 2022. Ad He played a part from afar as United States secured a victory against the Internationals in the Presidents Cup last month, with Woods said to be heavily involved in the team and strategy.

Donald says Ryder Cup can 'unify' golf despite LIV split

Luke Donald said Tuesday that next year's Ryder Cup will "unify" golf despite the sport descending into civil war over the mega-rich breakaway LIV tour.

Europe are Ryder Cup underdogs, claims Donald

Europe captain Luke Donald believes his side will be underdogs in next year's Ryder Cup, despite having not tasted defeat on home soil for 30 years.

'We need to blood some new guys' - Home Ryder Cup ideal place to field rookies, says Rory McIlroy

Rory McIlroy feels a home Ryder Cup in Italy is the perfect stage for an overhaul of the European team. European stalwarts Lee Westwood, Sergio Garcia, Ian Poulter and Paul Casey are unlikely to be eligible following their moves to LIV Golf. Ad McIlroy is set to line up alongside familiar faces Jon Rahm, Shane Lowry and Tommy Fleetwood, but there could be a host of rookies such as Robert MacIntrye, Rasmus Hojgaard and his brother Nicolai in the mix.

'I don't have many things on Tiger' - Luke Donald points to better Ryder Cup record than Woods

Luke Donald has spoken of his pride in having a better Ryder Cup record than the legendary Tiger Woods. Donald was a key figure in four Ryder Cup wins for Team Europe, and will look to mastermind victory in Rome next year after being handed the captaincy. Ad In four Ryder Cup appearances dating back to 2004, Donald won 10.5 points from a possible 15.

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'It is a dream and a goal' - Nicolai Hojgaard and twin brother Rasmus set sights on Ryder Cup qualification

Johnson scoops $18 million prize as individual LIV Golf champion

'I wish they could play' - Jon Rahm wants LIV Golf players to have chance to compete at Ryder Cup

Tiger Woods will be a part of 2023 US Ryder Cup team 'in some capacity', confirms Zach Johnson

Donald says Ryder Cup can 'unify' golf despite LIV split

Europe are Ryder Cup underdogs, claims Donald

'We need to blood some new guys' - Home Ryder Cup ideal place to field rookies, says Rory McIlroy

'I don't have many things on Tiger' - Luke Donald points to better Ryder Cup record than Woods