about 3 hours ago
How Much Did Tommy Fleetwood Win at the 2025 DP World India Championship?
Fleetwood’s 22-under win at Delhi Golf Club paid $680,000 from a $4 million purse. Nakajima earned $440,000 as runner-up. Lowry, Fitzpatrick and Lawrence took $207,200 each (T3). Hovland shared T6 for $120,000; Kim and Hillier got $84,800 (T9). Every finisher earned at least $9,600, with McIlroy T26 collecting $38,000 in the inaugural event. T6 or better earned six-figure checks.
By Nischay Rathore
about 3 hours ago
Michael S. Kim Praises DP World India After T9 Finish
"I had a little trepidation before coming to India but I honestly had a great time," Kim wrote after a T9 in Delhi. He called the course "super unique," thanked DP World for "an awesome tournament," and lauded the Hotel Oberoi as top five for service. Food "was great" with spice, no "Delhi belly." "Everyone treated us great."
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about 3 hours ago
Tommy Fleetwood’s DP World India Winning Bag: No Driver, All Precision
Fleetwood benched driver at Delhi GC, slotting a TaylorMade P7TW 4-iron and gaming a 13.5° TaylorMade R7 Quad Mini (Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 6-X) off tight tees. He paired it with a Qi35 5-wood and Qi10 9-wood, then scored with P7TW irons and Hi-Toe/MG Proto wedges. Spider Tour Black putter and TP5x Pix sealed a two-shot win.
By Nischay Rathore
about 4 hours ago
Tommy Fleetwood’s Playing Partner Keita Nakajima Stuns Commentators With Etiquette Slip
On Delhi GC’s 2nd green, Nakajima walked to the next tee before Fleetwood finished putting, stunning Sky Sports. “I can’t believe that,” said Richard Boxall; David Howell called it “not the done thing.” Wayne Riley blamed adrenaline and pressure. The moment didn’t repeat, and Fleetwood settled, birdied late, and closed out the DP World India Championship Sunday.
By Nischay Rathore
about 4 hours ago
‘That’s Got To Be a Record’: Viktor Hovland Says Three-Bogey Week in India
Hovland finished T-6 at 17 under, five behind winner Fleetwood, but logged just three bogeys all week — “that’s got to be some record, for me at least.” With pins tucked, his irons found middles, leaving 15–25-foot looks and too few conversions. He said the fix is clear: sharper proximity and selective aggression into tucked sides when he returns.
By Nischay Rathore
about 4 hours ago
Tommy Fleetwood Says ‘I Putted Amazing’ After Winning DP World India Championship
Fleetwood closed with a seven-under 65 to reach 22-under and win by two over Keita Nakajima, with Lowry, Fitzpatrick and Lawrence T-3 at 18-under. After Saturday frustrations, he responded on the greens: “Everything is an opportunity to respond… I putted amazing today. I really, really did.” He cited momentum from an early six-footer, then poured in clutch mid-range putts.
By Nischay Rathore
about 5 hours ago
Tommy Fleetwood Fulfills Son Frankie’s Wish With India Win
“You’ve never won a tournament where I could run onto the 18th,” his son Frankie told him. Fleetwood kept it in his yardage book all week and delivered in Delhi, closing with 65 to finish 22-under (266), two clear of Kieta Nakajima, with Shane Lowry third. The $676,000 victory lifts Fleetwood to 25th in the Race to Dubai.
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about 23 hours ago
Kevin Kisner Admits US Had ‘No Hope’ Early, Says Europe ‘Out-Putted’ Them at Ryder Cup
Kisner, a vice-captain under Bradley, said the U.S. were "out-putted for two days" and had "not a ton of hope" down seven entering Sunday at Bethpage. He recalled momentum swinging—Thomas, Young, and Bryson making putts—as belief briefly surged, but conceded Europe "kicked our butts" early. Critics argue U.S. errors compounded it, but Kisner emphasized putting as decisive.
By Nischay Rathore
1 day ago
Why Are Shane Lowry and Luke Donald Wearing Black Ribbons at the India Championship?
Players wore black ribbons at Delhi Golf Club to honor former DP World Tour caddie John 'Scotchy' Graham, who died this week. He worked with Lee Westwood—winning the 1998 Freeport-McDermott Classic—and caddied in Europe’s 2004 Ryder Cup win. Tributes poured in: “Rest in peace, Scotchy,” Westwood wrote; Billy Foster hailed “the best character.” Lowry, Donald, Couvra and Whitnell wore ribbons.
By Nischay Rathore
1 day ago
Tommy Fleetwood, Keita Nakajima in Final Pairing: DP World India Sunday Tee Times
Final round at Delhi Golf Club in New Delhi: Keita Nakajima leads; Tommy Fleetwood two back at 15 under. They go at 2:50 a.m. ET. Shane Lowry–Jens Dantorp 2:40; Alex Fitzpatrick–Daniel Hillier 2:30; Viktor Hovland–Brian Harman 2:20; Rory McIlroy–Bernd Wiesberger 1:25. Watch Golf Channel 3–7 a.m. ET, early stream 2–3 a.m. ET on NBCSports.com/app. All times ET.
By Nischay Rathore
1 day ago
Tommy Fleetwood Calls Son Frankie His 'Biggest Supporter'
"Biased towards his dad,” Fleetwood said of son Frankie. “It’s amazing watching him grow up into golf these days.” He added. There are many players Frankie likes, “but he’s biased towards his dad, so I’m very pleased with that.” Frankie grabbed eyeballs during Fleetwood's Ryder Cup heroics at Bethpage Black. He joked Frankie was stealing the spotlight.
By Tanish Chachra
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1 day ago
Tommy Fleetwood Gets Jungle Ricochet To Stay Two Back in India
Fleetwood’s pulled long-iron at Delhi GC’s 18th caromed off trees, kicking into fairway and setting up birdie after a three-putt bogey at 17. He sits 15 under, second, two behind Nakajima, who shot a bogey-free 65. “Two behind is close enough… still in control,” he said. Lowry trails at 14 under; Harman heads a quartet at 13.
By Nischay Rathore
2 days ago
DP World India Championship Round 3 Tee Times And Pairings
Round 3 at Delhi Golf Club, New Delhi, starts early Saturday. Leader Tommy Fleetwood (-12) goes with Brian Harman at 3:20 a.m. ET, one clear of Shane Lowry and Harman. Keita Nakajima tees with Lowry at 3:10 a.m. Rory McIlroy (-6) goes with Jayden Schaper at 1:35 a.m. Watch Golf Channel 3–7:30 a.m. ET; stream 2:30–3 a.m. ET.
By Nischay Rathore
2 days ago
Rory McIlroy Rules Out Driver Despite Six-Shot Gap in India
Six back of leader Tommy Fleetwood after twin 69s, McIlroy won’t add driver at Delhi Golf Club. “If I’m struggling to hit fairways with 2-iron, I’m not going to hit it with my driver,” he said. He’ll keep the conservative plan, aim “more specific” off tees, tighten approaches, and clean up putts to “claw” closer over the weekend.
By Nischay Rathore
2 days ago
Luke Donald Finds Form in India; Keegan Bradley Sets Skins Game Return
At Delhi Golf Club, Donald followed 68 with 71 to reach five under and make his first cut since the PGA Championship in May, seven behind leader Fleetwood. The tight, accuracy-first test suits his game. Meanwhile, Bradley returns on November 28 in the revived Skins Game with Schauffele, Thomas, and Fleetwood—each starting with $1 million over 18 holes.
By Nischay Rathore
2 days ago
Tommy Fleetwood Says He, Shane Lowry and Luke Donald Kept Talking About ‘Unique Challenge’
Playing Delhi Golf Club’s tight, jungle-lined layout, Fleetwood said the trio discussed its “unique challenge.” “I haven’t hit more than a 5-wood… it’s a waiting game, you’ve got to be patient.” Lowry led Day 1; Fleetwood shot 64 to reach 12 under and lead Friday. Donald, five under through two rounds, made his first cut since the PGA.
By Nischay Rathore
3 days ago
Caitlin Clark Returning to Action, But on the Golf Course
Clark will play in the pro-am at The Annika on Nov. 12 at Pelican Golf Club after injuries cut her second WNBA season short. “I had an amazing time last year playing alongside Nelly Korda and Annika Sorenstam,” she said. The Indiana guard, sidelined since Sept. 4 with a groin injury, returns as a Gainbridge ambassador.
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3 days ago
Michael Kim Opens 4-Under T7 at DP World India Championship
After visa delays left him arriving 14 hours before tee time, Kim said he was “playing blind.” He didn’t hit driver once, leaned on 7-wood “12–14 times,” and compared the layout to “Mayakoba with a dash of Hilton Head.” Caddie Danny guided lines, but Bermuda speeds and rough shots tested him. He’ll stick with conservative lines in Round 2.
By Nischay Rathore
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3 days ago
Michael Kim Lands in Delhi 14 Hours Before Tee Time for DP World India After Visa Snag
After visa delays in Japan, Kim landed in Delhi around 5 p.m. Wednesday, then faced a 7:45 a.m. tee time at Delhi Golf Club. With no practice, he leaned on social media, asking which course he’d play as fans urged him to “hit it straight” on the notoriously narrow layout. Fresh off a T-56 in Japan, he finished 4-under on Thursday to take T7.
By Nischay Rathore
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3 days ago
Caitlin Clark Returns to LPGA’s The Annika Pro-Am in Florida
Clark will play the Nov. 12 pro-am at Pelican Golf Club; tickets are $25. “I had an amazing time… honored to be an ambassador… can’t wait to return,” she said. Sorenstam praised her “great dynamic.” The Annika runs Nov. 13–16 with a $3.25 million purse. Korda plans to defend. The Fever ruled Clark out for 2025 after mid-July injuries.
By Nischay Rathore
3 days ago
Rory McIlroy, Viktor Hovland, Ben Griffin Headline DP World India Round 2 Tee Times
Round 2 begins Friday at Delhi Golf Club, New Delhi, India. Featured groups (ET): Lowry–Fleetwood–Donald at 10:05 p.m. off 10; McIlroy–Hovland–Griffin at 2:40 a.m. off 1; Nakajima–Lahiri–Veerman at 2:50 a.m. off 1; Harman–Parry–Lawrence at 9:55 p.m. off 10. Lowry leads at eight under. Watch Golf Channel 3–7:30 a.m. ET; stream 2:30–3 a.m. on NBCSports.com/app. All times ET.
By Nischay Rathore
3 days ago
Rory McIlroy Cautions PGA Tour: ‘Golf Doesn’t Need To Be the NFL’
Speaking in India, McIlroy backed growth but warned against copying football. "Golf doesn’t need to be the NFL… golf is golf," he said, citing respect for "traditions and values." After a raucous Ryder Cup at Bethpage, he urged "balance" as new CEO Brian Rolapp, an NFL veteran, promises "significant change." The message: innovate, don’t erase identity in golf.
By Nischay Rathore
3 days ago
Ben Griffin ‘Locks In’ During Tournament Rounds, Shoots 68 at DP World India Championship
Griffin started fast at Delhi Golf Club—five birdies, an eagle, three bogeys—and leaned into aggression. “I lock in in tournaments,” he said, admitting he’s “the worst golfer” in practice rounds. While McIlroy laid back, Griffin hit three-wood on No. 9, set up a short iron, and birdied. He called the layout “very challenging,” but the plan stands.
By Nischay Rathore
3 days ago
Rory McIlroy Adjusts to Delhi Golf Club After Opening 69 at DP World India
McIlroy sits T17, five behind leader Shane Lowry after Thursday at Delhi Golf Club. “It’s pretty tricky—be conservative off the tee and pick off the par-5s,” he said. He flagged “tucked” pins, “unpredictable” rough and grainy greens: “Leave it below the hole.” Strategy for Friday stays similar: fairways first, less aggressive into pins at the DP World India Championship.
By Nischay Rathore
4 days ago
Steph Curry Outdrives Bryson DeChambeau on ‘Break 50’
On Bryson’s show, Curry nuked one past the two-time major champ. “You might have hit it farther than me… I think you did,” DeChambeau admitted. Steph grinned, “My golf life is complete.” After crossing him up on the court, Curry now wins a tee-box flex too proving his two-sport talent. Curry's episode was heavily requested by fans, revealed DeChambeau.
By Tanish Chachra
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