McIlroy Slumps To Shock Charles Schwab Finish
Rory McIlroy was probably pleased there was no spectators present to see him produce a horror final round at the Charles Schwab Challenge in Fort Worth, Texas.
McIlroy looked anything but the World No. 1 posting just three birdies but six bogeys and a double-bogey in shock round of 74 for a six-under par total and a share of 32nd in his first showing on the Colonial course.
The American duo of Collin Morikawa (67) and Daniel Berger (66) ended regulation play tied at 15-under par and with the 23-year ...
McIlroy Left Behind In A Longhorn City Stampede For The Charles Schwab Lead.
Rory McIlroy finds himself three shots from the lead after a ‘Long Horn City’ stampede for the front on day three of the Charles Schwab Challenge in Fort Worth, Texas.
McIlroy was just two shots off the lead at nine-under par through two days but a ‘moving day’ one-under par 69 sees the World No. 1 heading into day four just inside the top-10 at 10-under par in the first Tour event in some three months.
American Xander Schauffele birdied the last in a second straight four-under ...
Monty Calls For Curb To ‘Brute Force’ Clubbing.
The golf world has waited a long three months for the return of the game’s biggest stars but there’s one star glowing a lot brighter and hitting the ball a whole lot longer.
Bryson De Chambeau has returned from the 91-day Tour lockdown looking more like ‘Hulk Hogan’ than your average 26-year old.
And it not just the current World No. 13s appearance but the sight of him with a 5.5 degree driver in his hands and belting a 1.61 ounce golf ball an average of 345-yards over the ...
McIlroy Climbs Out Of Hitting Balls In A Basement To Get Into Ft. Worth Contention.
World No. 1 Rory McIlroy bizarrely singled out hitting practice balls overnight in the basement of a rented Fort Worth as a key to moving well into contention on day two of the Charles Schwab Challenge at Fort Worth, Texas.
McIlroy broke free after paring his closing nine holes in a day one 68 to cut a swath through the Lone Star State field with a rousing Colonial club second round 63 and move to nine-under par.
McIlroy headed off for a ‘grab-and-go’ lunch in the strict Coronavirus conscious ...
McIlroy Produces An ‘Uneventful’ Two-Under In Unprecedented Tour Restart.
There were around a dozen people about when Rory McIlroy walked onto the first tee on day one of the Charles Schwab Challenge at Fort Worth in Texas.
It had been 91-days since McIlroy and his PGA Tour colleagues had completed just one round of the Players Championship when they each received a late evening text to say the Tour’s flagship had been cancelled.
Never before since taking up the game of golf had McIlroy had such an absence from the fairways and like all he did his best to deal with the ...
Varner Provides A Stirring First Round Co-Leading Script Amid On-Going U.S. Unrest.
After going public with his reaction to the upsetting riots and unrest in his native U.S. who would have thought Harold Varner 111 would be sharing the lead on day one of the Charles Schwab Challenge in Fort Worth, Texas.
Varner had used his Twitter account in calling for social justice and unity following the slaying on May 25th of fellow black man George Floyd in a suburban Minneapolis street.
Varner’s extremely heartfelt comments, and also those of Tiger Woods, clearly touched a PGA Tour ...
Tour Shock With One Player & Three Caddies Testing Positive For Coronavirus.
Shock news for the PGA Tour with one player and three caddies on the secondary Korn Ferry Tour testing positive for the Coronavirus at TPC Sawgrass in Florida.
The PGA Tour revealed it administered 1,559 tests — at home and at tournament sites — for the PGA Tour event in Fort Worth, Texas, and the Korn Ferry Tour event at Tour HQ in Ponte Vedra Beach.
The positive results were from saliva tests and were done at home. The tour recommended — but did not require — that ...
