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Padraig Harrington believes most of the players on the established tours regard the penalties imposed on the renegades who defected to the LIV Golf Series as "too light", but the Dubliner is against any future majors ban on those who have joined the Saudi-backed venture.
Murray and Raducanu discover Wimbledon opponents
Spain’s Jorge Campillo set the pace at the halfway stage of the Horizon Irish Open as home favourite Shane Lowry staged a grandstand finish to make the cut at Mount Juliet.
Keith Pelley has hit back at the legal threat to the DP World Tour by those players fined and banned for jumping ship to the LIV Golf series. According to the Telegraph, 16 players — including Ryder Cup stalwarts Lee Westwood, Sergio Garcia and Ian Poulter — signed a letter addressed to Pelley saying that if their fines and suspensions were not lifted by 5pm on Friday they would instruct their legal teams. Ad/> Pelley has responded in strong terms, saying the letter contained “so many inaccuracies that it cannot remain unchallenged." /> GolfCan LIV players take part in Ryder Cup? Why not says WestwoodYESTERDAY AT 09:22 In a statement, DP World Tour chief executive Pelley said: «Before joining LIV Golf, players knew there would be consequences if they chose money over competition.
DP World Tour chief executive Keith Pelley has launched a scathing attack on the players who threatened legal action unless their sanctions for competing in LIV Golf are removed.
Serena Williams: 'Felt good' to be back on court
By Homero de la Fuente, CNN
The Open will draw a record attendance of 290,000 people at St Andrews in Scotland this year, according to organisers.