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As predicted by GolfbyTourMiss and that is to confirm 15-time major champion, Tiger Woods will partner with his son Charlie as they return to the PNC Championship for a third time, having finished in seventh place in 2020 and second in 2021. After not having played since missing the cut at the 150th Open Championship and Woods is now to make three appearances in succession – the Hero World Challenge, the 12-hole ‘The Match’ and now the three-round PNC Challenge in Florida. Joining ...

​ … Nassau, Bahamas, Following last week’s Official World Rankings (OWGR) controversy we’re now lea​rni​ng 15-time major-winning Tiger Woods would jump 1,000 places should he capture the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas Woods is returning to the ​competition and the event his foundation hosts in a first event since the emotional scenes last July in missing the halfway cut at the 150th Open Championship at St. Andrews.   It was Woods​​ last OWGR ​ranking ​event ...

A decision by World No. 1 Rory McIlroy and fellow Open champ Shane Lowry along with possibly two to three other GB & I stars ruling themselves out of GB & I team selection could see Ewen Ferguson join fellow Scot Bob MacIntyre in January’s inaugural Hero Cup in Abu Dhabi. McIlroy and Lowry have formally advised officials they will not be competing while there is doubt also both Tyrrell Hatton and possibly US Open champ Matt Fitzpatrick will skip the team event. It will leave GB & I ...

  World No. 1 Rory McIlroy along with DP World Tour championship winner Jon Rahm along with superstar Norwegian Vicktor Hovland have advised organisers they will be unavailable for the 2023 inaugural Hero Cup, and with teams for the Abu Dhabi event to be announced later this week. The Hero Cup will feature two 10-player GB & I and European sides playing a Ryder Cup format over the National course at the Abu Dhabi Golf Club from the 13th to 15th January. England’s Tommy Fleetwood will ...

  For the first time in many a year Scotland’s current five top golfers, who competed last week in the Dubai season-ender, have not had to rush off to South Africa for the opening events of a new season. It means the clubs being packed away and no scorecard in their back pockets till at least the second week of January. The five, and in order of their final 2022 DP World final money-list standings – Ewen Ferguson (17th), Robert MacIntyre (19th), Richie Ramsay (19th), Connor Syme (28th) ...

Rory McIlroy has ended a 15th full season in the professional ranks on a positive note, creating golfing history in becoming the first player to end a season as a triple No. 1. McIlroy will see out 2022 in some 19 days as World No. 1, PGA Tour No. 1 and now DP World Tour No. 1. This past season he’s won three times on the PGA Tour that helped McIlroy capture a third FedEx Cup title but yet, he did not taste success on the DP World Tour but played strong enough over the season to be crowned European ...

Seamus Power will remain unmoved until the first week in January as the current PGA Tour No. 1 following his share of fifth place at the RSM Classic in coastal Georgia Power warmed to the wintery conditions posting an impressive final round 66 and finished four shots adrift of Canadian Adam Svensson, who birdied his closing two holes in a score of 64, and captured a maiden Tour title by two shots at 19-under. Power’s effort comes after his win in Bermuda and a share of third a fortnight ago ...