It has been four years since Tiger Woods last contested a US Open.
Woods teed-up in the 2020 US Open at Winged Foot but with the three-time former championship winner missing the halfway cut.
This week marks also Woods’ 94th major championship since making his debut at the games highest level as an amateur at the 1995 Masters and with Woods to be contesting this week what also will be a 23rd US Open.
Since missing the cut in that 2020 US Open, Woods has teed-up in just six majors but playing ...
The PIF Saudi International, powered by SoftBank Investment Advisers, will later this year and for a first occasion celebrate the season-ending Asian Tour and The International Series.
The tournament to take place from December 4-7 will make its debut at Riyadh Golf Club after five successful years at the acclaimed Royal Greens Golf & Country Club in King Abdullah Economic City.
Opened in 2005, Riyadh Golf Club is the capital’s premier golf course. Its par-72 championship course is set ...
A maiden PGA Tour victory at the RBC Canadian Open has seen Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre automatically qualify for next week’s US Open while also climbing to a career high in the World Rankings.
MacIntyre was all set today (Monday US time) in looking to join fellow Scot Martin Laird teeing-up in a 36-hole qualifier on the Cherry Hill course in Ridgeway, Ontario.
The Tartan duo were to be among some 60 players competing on 10 venues, nine in the US, and looking to qualify for the June 13th ...
New RBC Canadian Open champion Robert MacIntyre was highly criticial of an annoying CBS Sports drone on route to his maiden PGA Tour triumph.
MacIntyre, 27, became the first Scottish-born winner of the prestig0us Canadian title in 90-years holding-on to capture the trophy in foggy Scottish-like weather on the host Hamilton Country Club course.
And while praising the efforts of his father, Dougie as his stand-in caddy MacIntyre was far from pleased with a CBS Sports drone that he heavily criticised ...
Robert MacIntyre: The Rewards, Riches & Exemptions In Securing RBC Canadian Open Success:
Robert MacIntyre wins his maiden PGA TOUR victory in his 45th start at the age of 27 years, 9 months, 30 days
Earns a two-year PGA TOUR exemption to the end of the 2026 season
Collected a first prize cheque for $US 1.7m
Becomes the fifth player this season to convert four-stroke 54-hole lead/co-lead to a win (Jake Knapp/Mexico Open at Vidanta, Akshay Bhatia/Valero Texas Open, Chris Gotterup/Myrtle Beach ...
Robert MacIntyre has become the first Scottish-born golfer in 90-years to celebrate success in the RBC Canadian Open.
MacIntryre, 27, posted a closing round of 68 for a four-round 16-under par tally to win by a single shot in foggy condtions on the host Hamilton Golf and Country Club course.
And what a proud moment for the MacIntyre family with MacIntyre’s father Dougie acting as caddy to this champion son. However, dad will not be on the bag for this coming week’s Jack Nicklaus hosted ...
Robert MacIntyre is set to become the first Scot in near on 100-years to capture the RBC Canadian Open.
MacIntyre, 27, will take a four-shot lead into the last round of Canada’s premier mens golfing event after his barnstorming finish on day three of the event being staged on the host Hamilton Golf and Country Club.
The proud Scot looked in trouble early in opening ‘moving day’ with a first hole bogey before a first birdie of his round at the fourth. He was one-over again in bogeying ...