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Scott Jamieson was delighted to birdie his last hole and head to the weekend rounds for a first occasion on the new 2026 DP World Tour at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open. Jamieson’s closing hole effort in his official second event of 2026 handed the Scot a level par 72 to remain at five-under and just outside the top-10 on the host Le Heritage La Réserve Golf Links at Heritage Bel Ombre on the southern tip of the stunning Indian Ocean isle. Jamieson had ended a bruising windy and sometimes ...

Scott Jamieson superbly muscled his way to a share of the lead, regrouping from a mid-round hiccup to post eight birdies in bright but testing, windy conditions on day one of the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open. Jamieson had teed-off from the 10th hole and quickly raced to four-under thanks to four birdies over his opening five holes. The Florida-based Scot stalled with a bogey at his sixth hole but regained that lost shot with a birdie at his ninth only to double the par-4 first hole that he was playing ...

The 2026 Road to Mallorca will feature 28 tournaments taking place in 19 countries on three continents, and boasting a prize fund of €9 million for the second successive year. It will also mark the second of a multi-year partnership with technology company HotelPlanner as Title Partner. The 28-tournament HotelPlanner Tour schedule returns to England for the first time since 2023, with the England Golf Challenge supported by HotelPlanner taking place at The Vale Golf Club in June, before The Caversham ...

Rory McIlroy revealed he paid a first visit to Augusta National since winning The Masters. After a disappointing showing at the Australian Open, McIlroy crossed the Pacific and rather than head straight to the family residence in Florida, he made a beeline to Augusta, Georgia. It was McIlroy’s first drive back down Magnolia Drive in some eight months since the emotion in being fitted with an Augusta National members green jacket. WHAT DID RORS FIND ON A FIRST RETURN VISIT #augustanational ...

Less than  two weeks shy of the real possibility in being Knighted and later today when common sense hopefully will prevail in him being voted BBC 2025 Sportsperson of the Year and Rory McIlroy has spoken of a ‘complication’ being Northern Irish born in Ireland. It was some three months ago when McIlroy arrived at the K. Club with his Masters winning green jacket among his possessions and then proceeded to endear himself to the whole of Ireland, winning a second Irish Open title in a ...

Rory McIlroy may find himself even in deeper troubled waters with members after an adjusted Royal Melbourne course ranking just weeks after his controversial ‘Royal Melbourne is not the best course in Australia’ comment. In McIlroy’s up-dated opinion of Australia’s top-ranked course he now ranks Royal Melbourne the third best in Melboure. McIlroy had been outspoken earlier this month and on the eve of the Crown Australian Open when declaring: “I don’t want the membership ...

Whether or not Rory McIlroy is voted as the BBCs 2025 Sportsman of the Year Award there’s no doubting on December, 31st he’ll have earned the approval of the King of the United Kingdom. Golf’s newest Grand Slam champion will almost certainly be afforded a Knighthood when in exactly two weeks King Charles 111 reveals his New Year’s ‘Honours List’. Top of the King’s ‘List’ will be those he has bestowed a Knighthood and Charles will not have required ...