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European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald made the comment just over a month ago at the ‘2025 Ryder Cup – One Year To Go’ celebrations in the heart of New York city. Donald was asked if he had spoken to Spaniard Sergio Garcia and he confirmed he had spoken to him a few weeks earlier. In addressing the question to put to him, Donald remarked: “If you fulfill the regulations and the rules that the DP World Tour (DPWT) set, then you’re eligible. There’s a bunch of LIV guys that ...

While Rory McIlroy was making his way to a sixth DP World Tour No. 1 title Scot David Drysdale was superbly forging his way to hopefully qualifying for next year’s 2025 Champions Tour. Drysdale and with wife Vicky again proudly calling the shots posted a closing round of 71 to share seventh place on the Buckhorn Springs course at Valrico and just to the east of Tampa on Florida’s west coast. The Scot was among 76 players teeing-up last Friday over the four rounds and with the leading ...

Of the now 41 tournaments Rory McIlroy has won around the world 18 of those have been on the DP World Tour while seven of those victories have now been in UAE emirate of Dubai. McIlroy has now captured three season-ending DP World Tour Championship titles at the Jumeirah Resort and four Hero Dubai Desert Classic championships some 20 kilometres away at the Emirates Golf club. In fact, McIlroy captured his first Tour title of 2024 at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic and now the last of his year at Jumeirah. And ...

A closing hole bogey in finding the ‘drink’ was not going to sour Bob MacIntyre’s ‘Unbelievable Year’ and after also an equal best season finish of ninth on the DP World Tour in Dubai. MacIntyre was sharing third place in the year’s final event coming to the last but found the water guarding the green with his second shot and walking off with a bogey ‘6’ for an eventual share of seventh at nine-under in the DP World Tour Championship on the Earth Course at Jumeirah Estates. The ...

Whether it’s due he grew-up playing golf in windy Scotland or whatever but Russell Knox is being rewarded as the only PGA Tour player to have now contested all six Butterfield Bermuda Championships. Knox, 39 again bravely tamed the bright but extremely breezy conditions adding a second straight three-under 68 to move inside the top-20 at six-under on the exposed clifftop host Royal Port course. The Florida-based Scot capped his round with an eagle ‘3’ on the par-5 eighth hole Knox ...

Florida-based Scot Russell Knox must have felt at home on the opening day of the sixth hosting of the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Knox, and the only golfer to have played all six editions of the Bermuda tournament, braved the bright, chilly and windy conditions in posting a three- under 68 on the exposed host Port Royal course. Indeed, the wind was measured at between  18-22 mph and gusting to 32 mph while play was suspended due to darkness at 5:19 p.m. local time with 21 players to finish. EXCLUSIVE ...

Shane Lowry’s overwhelming delight in being member of last year’s victorious European Ryder Cup was there for all to see. Indeed, if you had to single out one player in Luke Donald’s side who looked the most proud it would be Lowry as his jubulation never wavered from the time he arrived at the host Marco Simone course in Rome. The Irishman has busted his backside to make his European debut in Padraig Harrington’s 2021 side and with Lowry’s disappointment in losing his ...