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Ten Pre FedEx Open De France Facts To Know, Including A Best Ever Player Response To A End-Of-Round Question.
The DP World Tour returns to the outskirts of Versailles and Le Golf National for Continental Europe’s oldest national open – the FedEx Open de France
Here are 10 things to know about this year’s 120th hosting of the European continent’s oldest national Open championship.
1. The Open de France was first staged in 1906. It is the oldest national open in Continental Europe and has been part of the European Tour’s schedule since the tour’s inception ...
Se Souvenir Our Toujours Four-Time Open de France Champ Seve Ballesteros On This 120th Anniversary Since First Event In 1906
ALWAYS SO FONDLY IN OUR HEARTS …
Especially on this 120th anniversary of the maiden 1906 #FedExOpendeFrance
with #SeveBallesteros capturing the in 1977, 1982, 1985 & 1986
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— Fatiha (@TOURMISS) September 22, 2026
MacIntyre Has Himself A Fellow Scot For Company On Next Year’s PGA Tour.
Top-ranked Scot Bob MacIntyre has himself a fellow Tartan born player for company on next year’s PGA Tour.
For the past three seasons, MacIntyre’s been the lone Scottish-born competing on pro golf’s top stage but that will all change with Sandy Scott earning full 2027 PGA Tour membership rights thanks to the 28-year-old’s one-stroke victory on Sunday to capture the Korn Ferry Tour’s Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship in Columbus, Ohio.
It was Scott’s ...
Spaun Says Elvira Will Learn As Spaun Learnt From McIlroy.
Somewhat disappointingly there had firstly been a live TV ‘winning reaction’ followed with the traditional formal prize presentation before the penultimate question in a 24 question press conference for new BMW PGA Champion JJ Spaun to even mention Manuel Elvira’s name.
Elvira had horribly let slip possible victory in the DP World Tour’s flagship event in doubling the final hole after having eagled the 71st hole and needing a birdie at the last to secure a pro career first ...
McIlroy Dramatically Closes Race To Dubai Gap On Injured Reed
A share of third place has seen Rory McIlroy dramatically close the gap on Patrick Reed for the 2026 Race to Dubai (R2D) money list title.
Heading into to the BMW PGA Championship Reed enjoyed a 840 points R2D lead over McIlroy but with Reed’s shock injury WD on Friday, McIlroy was always going to bridge the gap no matter where he finished.
And McIlroy’s four-way share of second place at Tour HQ has certainly done that.
Reed continues to boast 3,423 R2D points whereas McIlroy now has ...
Spaun Finds Himself Virtually Gifted BMW PGA Championship
Visiting American JJ Spaun found himself virtually gifted a shock tw0-shot victory in capturing the BMW Championship on his debut at DP World Tour HQ at Wentworth.
Spaun birdied four of his closing five holes in a round of 67 to find himself the clubhouse leader on 17-under and not expecting what was to unfold.
Spaniard Manuel Alvira had sensationally eagled the 17th to tie Spaun and just needing to birdie the par-5 last hole for the 30-year-old to claim a maiden professional victory anywhere.
Though ...
Thai Golfer Now Tops Tour Money List, Ending Seven-Year Winless Drought
Thai golfer’s Pavit Tangkamolprasert long seven-year winless wait is over after holing a nerve-jangling four-foot birdie putt on the final hole to hold off defending champion Kazuki Higa and complete a memorable wire-to-wire victory at the Yeangder TPC Championship in Chinese Taipei.
The one-shot win over playing-partner Higa from Japan handed him his first victory on the Asian Tour since 2019, after a string of near misses.
As well, Tangkamolprasert’s third Asian Tour win has lifted ...



