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It is double disappointment for the Scottish duo of Richie Ramsay and Martin Laird. Ramsay’s DP World Tour season ended after posting rounds of 71 and 74 that will see him miss the cut at the Genesis Championship at Incheon near Seoul. The four-time Tour winning Ramsay was sharing 78th place at one-over and two places outside of the expected halfway cut at one-under when poor light stopped play leaving one group still to complete their second round. EXCLUSIVE NEWS …. Tartan duo Richie ...

LIV Golf today has unveiled details of a new pathway for elite players competing in the Asian Tour’s final International Series event of the year to be staged in Saudi Arabia from December 12-14 at the Riyadh Golf Club. The $US 5m PIF Saudi International will consist of four rounds of stroke-play over three days, including 36 holes on the final day where the top finisher will earn a spot in the LIV Golf League next season. As well, the top 10 finishers, including ties, will earn full exemption ...

“Be Part Of The Magic” was the promo running all the way down both sides of the Emirates A380 airliner carrying some 70 Race to Dubai players along with caddies and officials that flew last Sunday from Spain and touching down some 16 hours later in Seoul, South Korea. The charter flight carried the hopes of all seeking to satisfy different goals in this week’s official final ‘regular’ event of the 2024 DP World Tour season ahead two limited field UAE events in the first ...

Top Scottish golfer Grant Forrest has revealed his expectant wife is due to give birth to the couple’s first child on the final day of next month’s DP World Tour Championship in Dubai. Forrest and wife Christy were married in January in a lavish ceremony at Archerfield House and not far from where the couple now reside. However, despite the wonderful out-pouring of joy at the wedding ceremony it’s not been, and by Forrest’s own admission, his best golfing season and capped by ...

It is a memorable week for the team at the Official World Gollf Rankings (OWGR) with the issue today of its 2000th weekly Ranking says legendary Tony Greer who was on board for the first OWGR ranking. The OWGR was commenced at the April 1986 Masters and some of the statistics built up as the Ranking reached over 38 years are as follows: In that time only twenty five players, who have won 68 Major Championships between them, have joined the elite No.1 Club – after Bernhard Langer’s initial weeks ...

Four Scots will touch down in far-off South Korea tomorrow afternoon (Monday 21st October local Seoul time) with more than this week’s Genesis Championship, and third last event of the season, on their collective minds. Gleneagles-attached Calum Hill seeks to cement his place in the final two events of the season taking place next month in the UAE while Richie Ramsay and Scott Jamieson will be desperate to extend their season at least into the first of the two and that being the November 7th commencing ...

Surname-sake Michael Maguire has brilliantly claimed the biggest victory of his professional career in climbing to the summit of the Asian Tour’s Black Mountain Championship in Thailand. In an all-American play-off Maguire defeated compatriot John Catlin at the second extra hole after both players ended regulation play tied at the top of the leaderboard on 23-under-par. Maguire brilliantly got up-and-down from a greenside bunker for birdie at the 72nd hole in his round of 65 before claiming ...