Golf, by TourMiss

Despite a continuing uncertainty in the men’s professional golf, Graeme McDowell has welcomed news of the first steps in a coming together of the warring factions in the game. Of course, the sports world is still in shock at the news earlier this month of a ‘merger’ between the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour to work now with the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), and this coming after a 12-month controversy that has torn apart the men’s game, seen long-lasting friendships ...

Sergio Garcia and Rory McIlroy have kissed and made-up. With Garcia revealing he and McIlroy have ended their war of words and are again friends with thanks, in part, to their respective wives. Of course, it was Garcia’s decision to join LIV Golf that was at the heart of a collapse of their long-time friendship, but it then became personal as evident in text messages being exchanged between the Spaniard and the Northern Irishman. Since then, McIlroy has been akin to the ‘unofficial’ ...

Phil Mickelson has spoken warmly of his relationship with the late, great Seve Ballesteros. The six-time majors winning Mickelson has returned to Spain for this week’s LIV Valderrama, a golf course Mickelson visited in 1997 as a member of the USA Ryder Cup side. Seve was the rival European team captain and in highly-emotional scenes, he led Europe to a one-point victory in 1997, and two years after Europe won back the Ryder Cup with a similar 14 1/2 to 13 1/2 win  in the US. Sadly, little ...

Scot Conor Syme admitted it’s a ‘stupid game’ after his remarkable start – triple-bogey, ace and then birdie – to his round on day three of the BMW International Open in Munich. Syme kick-started golf’s ‘moving day’ with a wild drive, well right into trees so much so he played a ‘provisional’ The Fifer found his tee shot but had to take a ‘penalty’ drop before finally reaching the green in 5 and then two-putting from some 25-feet ...

Scotland’s Scott Jamieson wasted little time stamping his presence, holing a monster 50-footer for birdie at his opening hole on day one of the BMW International Open in Munich. Jamieson was out the morning half of the draw, posting a four-under 66 in the extremely hot conditions ahead of late afternoon lightning alctivity that forced officials to call it a day The decision to suspend any further play meant some 30 players still to complete round one. Three players share the lead in this ...

LIV Golf today announced that award-winning artists DJ Snake and Alesso will entertain fans at the highly anticipated LIV Golf London, returning to Centurion Club July 7-9, with the acclaimed superstar producers confirmed for live shows to round out days one and two of competition. On Friday, July 7, French musical maestro DJ Snake, best known for global smash hits including “Turn Down for What,” “Let Me Love You,” “Lean On,” “Taki Taki” and “Middle” will take the main stage ...

European Ryder Cup Captain, Luke Donald is teeing-up in Munich, along with four of his already named vice-captains, and the former World No. 1 is excited how many of his ‘established’ and loyal DP World Tour players are performing with now less than three months to tee-off in Rome. Donald said: “There are established players and players who have been there who are playing really well. Every week it seems like they’re up there consistently in the big events, against strong fields, playing ...