'Loose lips sink ships' - Rory McIlroy coy on golf's future
Rory McIlroy insists progress is being made in talks over the future of men's professional golf, but a fear that "loose lips sink ships" means it is being kept under wraps.
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Rory McIlroy insists progress is being made in talks over the future of men's professional golf, but a fear that "loose lips sink ships" means it is being kept under wraps.
Rory McIlroy addressed his heated Ryder Cup bust-up with Patrick Cantlay's caddie, Joe LaCava, hinting that Tiger Woods attempted to play the role of peacemaker in the aftermath of the spat.
SUN CITY, South Africa : Rory McIlroy sealed top place in the DP World Tour rankings on Sunday without hitting a shot as none of his closest challengers can now catch him after the end of the penultimate event of the season at Sun City.
America's Max Homa said it had been a "crazy day" as he held off Danish challengers Thorbjorn Olesen and Nicolai Hojgaard to win the Nedbank Golf Challenge in Sun City.
HONG KONG : New Zealand's Ben Campbell sunk a 10-foot birdie putt at the last to win the Hong Kong Open by a shot from former British Open champion Cameron Smith in a dramatic finish to the Asian Tour event at Fanling on Sunday.
HONG KONG : Former British Open champion Cameron Smith will go into Sunday's final round of the Hong Kong Open on 16-under par and in a share for the lead with Thailand's Phachara Khongwatmai after hitting a five-under round of 65 at Fanling on Saturday.
Cameron Smith was pipped to an $18 million cheque by Talor Gooch in Saudi Arabia last month but hopes to turn the tables on the American for a much smaller prize at the $2 million Hong Kong Open this week.
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