16 days ago
Donald Trump Wants PGA Tour and LIV Golf Stars Reunited
Trump backed a full reunion between PGA Tour and LIV players, saying “the great golfers should be playing against each other.” He name-checked Rory McIlroy, Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm, and Scottie Scheffler, and argued fans want one field again. Trump also predicted LIV players “will all be back on tour,” adding the Masters proved how compelling that mix remains.
By Tanish Chachra
17 days ago
Donald Trump Congratulates Rory McIlroy at Royal Family State Dinner
“I had to interrupt my speech because I watched that man win a tournament,” Trump said while praising McIlroy at a state dinner with the Royal Family. “That was a tough one. Congratulations. Very proud of you.” The moment added another public layer to McIlroy’s recent Masters win, even as he skips Trump Doral this week.
By Nischay Rathore
22 days ago
Jim Furyk Confirmed as United States Ryder Cup Captain for 2027
Furyk has been confirmed as the United States Ryder Cup captain for next year’s contest at Adare Manor. Since making his debut in 1997, he has been involved in 14 straight Ryder Cups as a player, vice captain, or captain. Furyk now becomes the ninth person to lead multiple U.S. teams in the event.
By Tanish Chachra
about 1 month ago
Fox News' Bret Baier Says Saudi Funding Will End After LIV Golf’s 2026 Season
Baier intensified uncertainty around LIV Golf by saying two sources told him Saudi funding will continue only through the end of the 2026 season. He said current contracts, TV commitments and remaining tournament venues will still be covered, but added that decisions on winding down LIV or merging it with another tour could follow afterward.
By Nischay Rathore
about 1 month ago
Rory McIlroy Says Parents’ Superstition Was Finally Broken
McIlroy admitted he had to push thoughts of his parents aside during his second Masters win, catching himself thinking, “no, not yet, not yet.” His parents were adamant about staying away, believing their absence helped his 2025 win. After proving that superstition wrong, McIlroy said he was glad they came and can “keep coming as long as they want.”
By Nischay Rathore
about 1 month ago
Rory McIlroy Says Augusta Prep Made Masters Feel Familiar
McIlroy said weeks of Augusta prep made the 2026 Masters feel like his “home course.” He leaned on lessons from Jack Nicklaus, trying to simulate tournament conditions before arriving. “I felt prepared that wherever I hit it,” McIlroy said, “I sort of know what to do.” That routine, he said, should help in the next majors.
By Nischay Rathore
about 1 month ago
Jon Rahm Admits Prep Must Change After Masters Fade
Rahm closed with a 4-under final round but finished T38 at 1-over, admitting, “Definitely some things I’m going to change going forward. Preparation-wise and what to do.” After three rough days, Rahm said, “Today was much better,” but called the week “a lot of what not to do” as Augusta’s firmness exposed flaws off the tee and on the greens.
By Nischay Rathore
about 1 month ago
Justin Rose Leaves Augusta Encouraged Despite Near Miss
Rose finished T3 at 10-under, two shots behind Rory McIlroy, and left Augusta encouraged by his late-career surge. “I’ve really kind of re-kicked on and re-energized my career and myself,” the 45-year-old said after the tournament. He said majors still fuel him most: “These are the tournaments I focus on... that get me going that sort of extra mile.”
By Nischay Rathore
about 1 month ago
Shane Lowry Laughs Off Augusta Ace as Latest in String of Memorable Holes-in-One
After acing Augusta’s sixth, Lowry could only laugh at his growing collection of signature holes-in-one. “That’s wild, isn’t it?” he said, adding, “Maybe I’m just good. I don’t know.” Lowry said the moment felt “very special” with patrons packed around the hole, and called making an ace while “in the hunt of the Masters” “pretty cool.”
By Nischay Rathore
























