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Scot Calum Hill looks back to his best, producing a lowest round in nearly 18 months on day two of the Magical Kenya Open in Nairobi. Hill, 28, grabbed an eagle and six birdies in a sizzling seven-under 64 and heads to the weekend just three off the lead held by Spaniard Nacho Elvira who finished birdie, birdie and eagle in a round of 65 to snatch the lead at 10-under on the host Muthaiga course. Elvira’s eagle at the last upstaged three players – Germany’s Nick Bachem (67), Japan’s Ryo ...

LIV Golf is committed to making a positive impact on and off the course. In its first official season, the league has begun carrying out that mission on a global scale. LIV Golf has announced a three-year community impact partnership with Fútbol Más to establish programming that promotes youth development and wellbeing through sports. The partnership is aligned with LIV Golf’s impact and sustainability initiatives that positively affect young lives and communities around the world including ...

Seamus Power revealed after missing the halfway cut at the Players Championship, he’ll spend Monday playing a practice round at Augusta National. It will be only a second time, and since his second event last October, just after the start of the 2022/23 wraparound season that the affable Irishman will sit out the weekend rounds in a Tour event and this week being his 12th start and this after posting scores of 74 and 76 for a six-over tally on the host TPC Sawgrass course. Included in Power’s ...

Paul McGinley reckons enough is enough, going into bat for a tired-looking Rory McIlroy saying for too long he’s taken LIV Golf related verbal ‘bullets’ and that it’s time he got support from his PGA Tour colleagues. McIlroy looked tired, the batteries near empty and with his focus poor, McGinley also said following the World No. 3s disappointing opening round of 76 that left him sharing a distant 118th place in the $25m event he won three years ago. We’ve come to respect ...

Scot Craig Howie lit-up his closing two holes with birdies in finishing close to darkness on the opening day of the Magical Kenyan Open in Nairobi. Howie, 28, was the very last to tee-off on day one in the Kenyan capital and after his birdie on 17th his group rushed down the final hole to get finished and with the Scot stepping-up, and without any time to study his putt, holing a great six-footer for birdie in his three-under 68. It handed the Peebles-attached player the leading Scottish honours ...

Rory McIlroy produced his worst PGA Tour round in 53 weeks and a highest Players Championship score in two years with a horror 76 on the opening day of this year’s event. McIlroy’s 13th appearance at the Tour’s flagship event began horribly in taking a double-bogey ‘6’ after a wild drive down the right side of the 10th hole and ended with a bogey ‘5’ at the ninth and the closing hole of his round, and in between he managed just two birdies and three other bogeys. His score of 76 was ...

Scotland’s Russell Knox has his heart set this new season on two ‘home’ majors – this week’s Players Championship and July’s Genesis Scottish Open. In an exclusive, Knox talks about the events either side of ‘The Pond’ as his two ‘biggies’ this season. Knox, 37, has been living close to this week’s host TPC Sawgrass course for near on 20-years, so for wife, Andrea and their now two-year-old cute cavapoo dog, Rusty this week it’s get to stay in your own bed week. In July, ...