Shane Lowry tied for second at Arnold Palmer Invitational
Wyndham Clark shot a five-under-par 67 to take a two-stroke lead in a wind-hit first round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, while Shane Lowry is tied for second.
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How to watch LIV Golf Hong Kong 2025: Date, time, TV channels, streaming
LIV Golf is making its return to Hong Kong for the second year in a row. Keep reading for more information on dates, times, how to watch, and more (all times Eastern).
As he Masters team golf, Bubba Watson calls LIV 'the greatest thing I’ve ever done'
Bubba Watson has already been to the pinnacle of golf. In fact, he's been there twice. And he's had his forever moment too, when he won the first of his two Masters championships with a dramatic shot on a sudden-death playoff hole.
Leona Maguire five off the lead in China, Australian WPGA Championship cancelled
Leona Maguire finds herself five shots off the lead after a disappointing start to the Blue Bay LPGA in China.
Shubhankar Sharma To Lead India's Challenge At Indian Open
Two-time winner on the DP World Tour, Shubhankar Sharma and last year's runner-up Veer Ahlawat will lead a strong Indian field in the 2005 edition of the Indian Open golf tournament to be held at the DLF Golf and Country Club, Gurugram from March 27 to 30. The other Indians confirmed so far in the 138-player field are Shiv Kapur and Manu Gandas, among others. Another highlight is Indian teen prodigy Kartik Singh, who has been in form and finished in the top-10 in his last three international amateur events (twice in South Africa and once in Australia).
Max Kennedy set for PGA Tour debut in Puerto Rico
Dubliner Max Kennedy will make his PGA Tour debut at the €3.7million ($4m) Puerto Rico Open today.
Jason Gillespie says he was undermined before quitting as Pakistan coach
ISLAMABAD: Jason Gillespie says he was undermined before quitting as Pakistan test cricket coach last December and has used a social media post to describe interim head coach Aaqib Javed as a “clown.” Gillespie was a fast bowler who played 71 tests and 97 one-day internationals for Australia from 1996-2006 before going into coaching. He was appointed last April for two years as Pakistan’s test coach but quit before a series in South Africa less than eight months later after an unsuccessful start. He was the second foreigner to leave Pakistan’s program in less than two months after South African Gary Kirsten stepped down as limited-overs coach in October. Aaqib, Pakistan’s national selector and interim head coach, acknowledged this week after Pakistan’s failure to reach the knockout stage of the Champions Trophy — following losses to New Zealand and India — that the chopping and changing hasn’t helped the national team. “We have changed nearly 16 coaches and 26 selectors in the last two years or so,” he was quoted as saying at a news conference to announce the latest overhaul of Pakistan’s limited-overs squads. “You put that formula on any team in the world, I think they will also be in the same situation. “Until you get consistency right from the top down to the bottom, from the chairman down, then your team will not progress.” Gillespie responded to those comments by posting an Instagram story late Wednesday describing the analysis as “hilarious.” “Aaqib was clearly undermining Gary and I behind the scenes campaigning to be the coach in all formats,” Gillespie posted.
Fearless Ian Chappell brings illustrious association with cricket to an end
Failure in major tournaments often leads to retirements from captaincy, a particular format of cricket or from international cricket altogether. The 2025 Champions Trophy has proved to be no exception.