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Pre-Tournament Information – 2025 Memorial Tournament presented by Workday Scottie Scheffler World No. 1, reigning FedExCup champion and 15-time PGA TOUR winner in search of third victory of the season (THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson, PGA Championship). 2024 champion became the fourth winner of the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday to go on to win the FedExCup in the same season, including the third in the last four years (Viktor Hovland/2023, Patrick Cantlay/2021, Tiger Woods/2009) Making his ...

It was agony with a capital ‘A’ for Scotland’s Ewen Ferguson in letting slip a fourth DP World Tour victory in regulation play at the Soudal Open near Antwerp in Belgium. Ferguson had led the event for 71 holes before coming to the last but missing the green with a short wedge shot and then to see his par winning putt lip out on the host Rinkven International course.   Drama in Belgium! Ferguson lips out for the win. We have a playoff. Ferguson Reitan Van Driel#SoudalOpen ...

Scot Ewen Ferguson emerged from the third round rain, mist and fog still leading the Soudal Open near Antwerp. Belgium. After posting a new course record 64 on day two, Ferguson dug deep on golf’s traditional moving day in posting a two-under 69 to move to 13-under and two clear of Englad’s John Parry in the tough conditions on the host Rinkven International host course. Ferguson posted four birdies and dropped just two shots as he seeks to capture a fourth DP World Tour title and, if ...

Ewen Ferguson brushed aside his rivals in a quest for a fourth Tour success with an impressive second round 64 for a  superb three-shot halfway lead at the Soudal Open near Antwerp in Belgium.  The 28-year-old Scot posted seven birdies at Rinkven International GC as he completed a second successive bogey-free round for an 11-under-par total.   That was three shots clear of England’s Marco Penge, with Dutchman Darious Van Driel, American Troy Merritt and English trio John Parry, Brandon ...

They were the best of golf reporting times – Tiger Woods competing around around the globe. Woods was winning major championship titles but he was also travelling to far off destinations helping to promote golf and while he was being paid enormous sums, he would tee-up in far off desitations such as Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, China, Japan, Turkey, Dubai, The Bahamas and Spain attracting record-breaking crowds and all the time boosing participation on the ancient club-and-ball game. It ...

Proud Scot Ewen Ferguson felt right at home in early chilly conditions on the opening day of the Soudal Open in Belgium. Fergsuon grabbed four birdies, two on each nine in a bogey-free four-under 67 to be sharing fourth place​, two shots adrift of three players – Dutchman Joost Luiten, Aaron Cockerill and Spaniard Angel Ayora – ​sharing the lead on six-under on the host Rinkven International course in Antwerp. The three-time DP World Tour winner was out in the third group from the 10th hole ...

Richard Bland’s 2024 Kitchen Aid Senior PGA Championship triumph was one of the more popular victories of last year. The Englishman had endeared himself to the golf world three years earlier in May 2021, in his 478th start on the European Tour with Bland achieving his very first victory in highly emotional scenes at the Betfred British Masters at The Belry in England. At then age 48, he became the oldest first-time winner on the European Tour; only fellow Englishman Malcolm MacKenzie, with ...