LIV Golf members allowed to play in British Open
Qualifying LIV Golf members will be allowed to compete in the 151st edition of The Open this summer at Royal Liverpool, the R&A has announced.
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LIV Golf members allowed to play in The Open
Qualifying LIV Golf members will be allowed to compete in the 151st edition of The Open this summer at Royal Liverpool, the R&A announced on Tuesday.
LIV Golf's latest recruits Mito Pereira and Sebastian Munoz lose their Open Championship exemptions after criteria change
Two of LIV Golf's newest signings Mito Pereira and Sebastian Munoz have lost their expected exemptions into the Open Championship following a change to the criteria.
LIV Golf players will not be barred from Masters
Players who have joined LIV Golf will not be barred from competing in next year's Masters, tournament organisers have announced.
'Who knows?' - R&A chief Martin Slumbers coy on talk of Open move for St Andrews to accommodate Tiger Woods
Martin Slumbers has sidestepped a question on whether the R&A would juggle with the Open rotation to give Tiger Woods the chance to play at St Andrews again. An injured Woods missed the cut at the Open Championship last month, as he continues to strive for fitness following a car crash that almost saw him lose a leg. Ad/> The Open schedule has been announced through to 2025, with Royal Liverpool, Royal Troon and Royal Portrush confirmed as the next three venues.
From favorites to party crashers, the 2022 Open at St. Andrews is truly wide open
St. Andrews, Scotland — Amid the chaos lies the winner of the 150th Open. The concoction of contenders at the top of the leaderboard combines players at different stages of their careers, and with mixed expectations and urgency.
Dustin Johnson posts clubhouse target in 150th Open as LIV Golf players shine
LIV Golf players, led by Dustin Johnson, looked as though they were men on a mission in the second round of the 150th Open at St Andrews.
LIV golf rebel Ian Poulter reacts to being booed by fans at The Open
Ian Poulter insisted he did not hear the boos which greeted him on the first tee of the 150th Open.