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All eyes were on Cameron Smith on his LIV Golf debut and he did not disappoint. The worst kept secret in golf was confirmed earlier in the week as Smith was unveiled as LIV’s latest star-name recruit — reported for a $140 million contract. Ad As the No.
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England's Ross McGowan held on to his slender lead after day two of the Made in HimmerLand event in Farso.
Six-time major winner Phil Mickelson says he expects major tournaments will not ban LIV Golf players and the 54-hole events of the Saudi-backed series will receive world ranking points.
Matthew Wolff wrote his name into the history books with the first hole-in-one in LIV Golf history. Taking aim on the second hole on the Oaks Course in Boston, his fourth, Wolff’s tee shot was greeted by wolf howls from a boisterous gallery.
A former headteacher had been jailed after he molested 19 boys over a decade. Christopher Pickup, 76, taught at two Oldham primary schools in the 1970s and 1980s, and in the latter years moved onto being a headteacher.
Swede Henrik Stenson was removed from the field for this week's LIV Golf event outside Boston due to "medical reasons", the Saudi Arabia-backed breakaway circuit said on Friday.
Ross McGowan continues to set the pace at Made In HimmerLand, but Niklas Norgaard Moller will not be around for the weekend after making 10 on his final hole to miss the cut. McGowan set the course record of 62 on day one in Denmark, and he followed that with a 65 to get to 15-under for the weekend. Ad While the Englishman will likely sleep well, knowing he has a late tee time on Saturday, Moller could well have a more restless night thinking about his collapse.