Branden Grace wins 1st LIV tournament in North America as event draws protesters
Branden Grace won LIV Golf's first stop on American soil, an event that drew critics and protestors alike because of the upstart series' funding by Saudi Arabia.
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Paul Casey, ranked 26th in the world, becomes latest to defect from PGA Tour for LIV Golf
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Casey confirmed as latest arrival in LIV Golf
Paul Casey is joining LIV Golf series and will play the next event at Bedminster, New Jersey at the end of July.
Paul Casey joins LIV Golf Tour and is set to compete at third event
Englishman Paul Casey has become the latest player to sign up with the Saudi-backed LIV Invitational Golf Series.
Casey latest to join Saudi-backed LIV Golf
Paul Casey has joined the lucrative and controversial LIV Golf Invitational Series and will compete at its event at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster later this month, the Saudi-backed breakaway league said on Saturday.
England’s Casey confirms he’s joining LIV Golf
LOS ANGELES: England’s Paul Casey confirmed Saturday he’s making the jump to the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series, but the 44-year-old hopes to play the Open Championship before his debut on the breakaway circuit. Casey, 44, is ranked 26th in the world, giving the LIV circuit 22 of the world’s top 100 players. “I’m so excited,” Casey said in an interview during the live stream of Saturday’s final round of the LIV Golf Invitational in Portland, Oregon.
Can Augusta form help predict this year's Open winner at St Andrews?
Golf writer Geoff Shackleford noted in a 2010 feature for Golf Digest International that St Andrews "influenced the genetic code of several key holes" at Augusta National and when the Georgia layout was designed and constructed, the Old Course was very much on their minds.
US Open Resumes With Adam Hadwin Ahead, Stormy Scene For Rory McIlroy
Leader Adam Hadwin was set for a morning start as Friday's second round of the US Open began while Rory McIlroy and defending champion Jon Rahm could have to face afternoon thunderstorms. Canada's Hadwin opened Thursday at The Country Club with a four-under par 66, his lowest career round at a major, to grab a one-stroke lead over third-ranked McIlroy and four others after 18 holes. Hadwin, the first Canadian to lead a US Open since Mike Weir in 2009, has never been better than 24th in 19 prior major starts but he hopes for more success when he starts at 8:24 a.m. (1224 GMT) off the 10th tee.