Corey Conners among early leaders at RBC Canadian Open, offering glimpse of bright golf future
It wasn't even 8 a.m. before Corey Conners sent a jolt through the crowd at the RBC Canadian Open.
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McIlroy welcomes return to action but LIV still very much in mind
TORONTO : Rory McIlroy made a pact with Justin Rose to not discuss this week's shock news until after their first round of the Canadian Open on Thursday but the plan quickly fell apart.
Los Angeles Golf Club is 1st team in new virtual golf league - ESPN
The Los Angeles Golf Club was announced Thursday as the first team in the tech-infused golf league launched by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy in partnership with the PGA Tour.
Andy Murray maintains stance against playing in Saudi Arabia - 'I wouldn't play'
Andy Murray maintains he would never play tennis in Saudi Arabia. The former world No. 1 last summer revealed he turned down millions to play in the controversial Kingdom several years ago.
LIV Golf official says tour will continue, business as usual - ESPN
TORONTO — Rory McIlroy said he hopes the LIV Golf League is going away, but an official for the rival team-focused circuit told ESPN on Thursday that the league being fronted by two-time Open Championship winner Greg Norman isn't going anywhere.
Gutfeld Stews for 10 Full Seconds of Silence as ‘9/11’ Joke About LIV/PGA Merger Bombs: ‘This Is Why We Don’t Do Golf!’ (Video)
become a regular part of the “Gutfeld!” schtick on Fox News late night, and the namesake host dropped a doozy amid a monologue about the merger between the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia-based LIV Golf. This time, the unwise wisecrack earned him 10 seconds of near-silence.Gutfeld served up the blockbuster sports merger as the main topic of his opening monologue, fully aware he was out of his element.
McGinley: PGA Tour faces uphill battle with loyal stars
Paul McGinley believes commissioner Jay Monahan faces a "real problem" to persuade PGA Tour loyalists they are not the losers in golf's peace deal.
Murray maintains stance against playing in Saudi Arabia
Andy Murray maintains he would never play tennis in Saudi Arabia. The former world No.1 last summer revealed he turned down millions to play in the controversial Kingdom several years ago. Ad And after the high-profile merger between the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF)-launched LIV Golf and the PGA and DP World Tour on Tuesday, the two-time Wimbledon champion suggested he still condemns the nation's human rights record.