Friday 2 December 2022
Harrington is ten-under after the second round at Warwick Hills.
The 24-year-old released a powerful statement this afternoon.
Fred Funk leads the way on the Champions Tour.
Schauffele’s 63 brings him into contention.
‘Hopefully, at some point they will all choke on their words. And hopefully, they will be held to account as we were in the early days.’
There’s plenty of action across Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Dromoland Castle hosts the Irish Open as it returns to the European schedule for the first time in 10 years.
Scottie Scheffler continues to lead the way in the season-ending tournament.
The 18-hole contests, starting in January 2024, will take just two hours to complete.
‘It’s always great to make it to East Lake at the end of the year. It means you’ve had a very solid season.’
The top players have committed to playing against each other at least 20 times a year.
Zalatoris suffered a back injury hitting a tee shot last weekend.
Harrington claimed the Dick’s Sporting Goods Open on Sunday.
Rory McIlroy finished in a tie for eighth place on nine-under par, five behind Cantlay.
Lowry finishes 31st in the FedEx Cup standings, with only the top 30 players progressing to next week.
Shane Lowry is also in contention, one shot further back.
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There’s plenty of action across Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Keegan Bradley leads the tournament, while Rory McIlroy has also gotten off to a promising start.
Woods flew to Wilmington on Tuesday for a meeting of top players to discuss the threat of the Saudi-funded breakaway.
Woods and around 20 of the top players on the PGA Tour discussed strategies aimed at tackling LIV.
Maguire bounced back from a poor third round to finish inside the top 10 at Galgorm Castle.
The St Jude Championship concluded yesterday in Memphis.
The American defeated Austria’s Sepp Straka in three extra holes at TPC Southwind – despite not making a birdie. Download
After a disappointing 71 yesterday, following back-to-back 68s, the Offaly native at least finished on a positive note as play continued in Memphis.
Maja Stark breaks Galgorm Castle course record with a sensational 10-under par final round.
The Open champion, who shot 67 in his third round, is looking to become world number one for the first time.
He carded a three-under round of 71.
It was also a bad day for Waterford’s Seamus Power.
The Cavan golfer is on eight-under-par heading into the weekend.
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The European Championships get underway while there’s a host of soccer and rugby action.
Shane Lowry is six shots off the leader, Kim Si-Woo.
Maguire carded a five-under 68 at Galgorm Castle and sits tied for second place.
The world no.3 took a fortnight off after St Andrews but got over his Open disappointment after ‘three or four days.’
The Cavan woman leads the charge at this week’s ISPS HANDA World Invitational.
Fellow Australian Cameron Percy had indicated Smith was set to join the rebel tour.
A federal judge has denied the request of Matt Jones, Talor Gooch and Hudson Swafford.
