Irish trio make solid starts in Dubai
Irish trio Rory McIlroy, Tom McKibbin and Pádraig Harrington all sit alongside each other inside the top 20 as the first round of the Dubai Desert Classic drew to a close.
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Sony Open win sets Canadian golfer Nick Taylor up nicely as major tournaments approach
Of the many congratulatory messages Nick Taylor received after his fifth PGA Tour win, there was one from Canadian golf legend Mike Weir.
Jack Hoffman, Nebraska fan known for 'The Run,' dies of cancer at 19 - ESPN
Jack Hoffman, the young Nebraska football fan who ran for a touchdown during the 2013 Cornhuskers' spring game and became a catalyst for pediatric brain cancer fundraising, died Wednesday after a 14-year battle with cancer, according to the Team Jack Foundation. He was 19.
Greg Norman replaced as LIV Golf CEO
LIV Golf has named Scott O'Neil as its new CEO replacing Greg Norman, who has held the position for the Saudi-backed league since its inception in 2021.
Bob MacIntyre tells his golf rivals he’ll be 'selfish' in bid to win a major
Rising star Bob MacIntyre is ready to break the habit of a lifetime and turn selfish in a bid to land a major.
Rory McIlroy advises Tom McKibbin against LIV Golf move
Rory McIlroy has warned fellow Holywood golfer Tom Mckibbin off his reported move to rival LIV Golf league a day after John Rahm said LIV would be 'a good environment'.
Star-Studded Line-Up For LIV Golf's India Debut
As many as 15 LIV Golf League stars and nine winners from the Asian Tour's 2024 season will be teeing it up at the USD 2 million International Series India beginning on January 30. Reigning Major winner Bryson DeChambeau , who had top-six finishes in three of the four Majors in 2024, including a win at the US Open, heads a stellar lineup in the tournament. Six of the top 20 from last year's LIV Golf League will be in the field as India becomes the latest country to host the International Series.
Golf: Veer Ahlawat Hopes To Make His Mark In USD 8mn Dubai Desert Classic
A year after gaining attention by finishing runner-up in the Indian Open, Veer Ahlawat now steps up at the USD 8 million Dubai Desert Classic. Ahlawat, who turns 29 in two months, may not have won in India last year, but his second-place finish did help him win the Order of Merit of India, which earned him a DP World Tour Card. Ahlawat is one of the two Indians in the field in the Dubai Desert Classic this year. The other one being Shubhankar Sharma, who is making his eighth appearance in this event, often labelled as the Major of the Middle East.