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  HEART-WARMING NEWS .. A year ago golfer Jeffrey Guan was left blind when hit in his left eye by an errant shot competing in Sydney He’s just shot a closing 66 to finish T-10th at the @PGAofAustralia West Australian PGA C’ship in Kalgoolie Getty ✅ @tourmississauga pic.twitter.com/ehZ0TOdW5V — Fatiha (@TOURMISS) October 12, 2025 The following Jimmy Emanael article was published by the PGA of Australia on Friday when Guan made the halfway cut at the CKB WA PGA Championship presented ...

Breaking news and confirmation the European Ryder Cup team will be packing Virtual Reality headsets into their luggage in leading out of London later night (Sunday September 14th} and bound for New York. It is understood Euopean captain Luke Donald handed out the virtual reality sets at a Tuesday night dinner featuring all players, their families, officials and caddies ahead of the BMW PGA Championship and with Donald men’s bound for New York and a two-day training session later this week ...

* Bernie McGuire in Munich European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald knows very much that it is 86 days till the opening tee shot of the 2025 Ryder Cup when Europe will be guests in upstate New York and looking to retain the Ryder Cup on US soil for a first time since 2012. However most talk in recent weeks has the distraction being caused by whether or not rival USA Captain Keegan Bradley, and currently ranked ninth on the USA standings should select himself to play. Bradley has certainly put himself ...

Sixteen-year-old Charlie Woods continues his strong play this summer, following an AJGA victory three weeks ago at Streamsong in Florida with another good performance in a qualifier for the U.S. Junior Amateur. Woods posted a one over 71 Thursday at Eagle Trace Golf Club in Coral Springs, Fla., that took him into three-for-one playoff, which he won. Woods collected the fifth and final spot behind Arth Sinha, Lucas Gimenez, Sohan Patel and Wylie Inman. Charlie beat Oscar Crowe and Matthew Marigliano ...

Canadian golf legend Mike Weir has been officially inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame, joining an esteemed group of national icons recognized for their exceptional contributions to Canadian culture and achievement. The induction ceremony took place on Saturday, June 14, 2025, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Weir, born in Sarnia and raised in Brights Grove, Ontario, is celebrated for his historic victory at the 2003 Masters Tournament, where he became the first Canadian and the first left-handed ...

It was a teary-eyed Connor Syme finally soaring high, supergbly earning a long overdue celebration toast with a maiden Tour triumph in strong windy conditions at the KLM Open. Syme shone brightly quietly three-putting the last in a round of 70 to win by two shots at 11-under and with that ending a long 182 tournament winless drought on the host The International course located on the northern edge of the famed Schipol Airport. The 29-year-old Fifer becomes the 30th individual Scottish-born winner ...

In just three months Dean Robertson will lead a GB & I Walker Cup team in seeking to achieve a feat that in 49 prior encounters has been accomplished just twice before. This is to win the gleaming ‘International Challenge’ trophy of U.S. soil. The former double DP World Tour winning Scot will take a dozen of GB & Is top amateur golfers to the famed Alister MacKenzie designed Cypress Point golf course also looking to lower the Stars and Stripes colours for a first occasion in 10 ...