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Former LIV Golfer Henrik Stenson Applies To Make DP World Tour Return In 2026
The 2016 Open champion is planning a return to the circuit, three years after joining LIV Golf
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Rory McIlroy Believes The DP World Tour Is In 'A Very Strong Position'... But Is He Right?
After McIlroy stated the European circuit had found itself in a very strong position, we discussed whether the seven-time Race To Dubai winner was right...
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Which Players Earned The Most Money Through The DP World Tour In 2025?
If bonus money and Major finishes were left to the side, which 10 players earned the most cash via on-course achievements on the European circuit in 2025?
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Which Players Are Battling For LIV Golf Cards As International Series Reaches A Climax?
Two 'golden tickets' into LIV Golf are on offer for the top two on the International Series Rankings with just two events left of the elevated Asian Tour series
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The Open At Royal Portrush Boosts Northern Ireland Economy By $369m
Figures from research commissioned by The R&A and Tourism Northern Ireland show the huge economic benefits to Northern Ireland of the 2025 Open at Royal Portrush
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Three Different Ping Drivers And A 4-Wood Feature Among Adam Schenk, Linn Grant And Stewart Cink's Winning WITBs
Adam Schenk, Linn Grant and Stewart Cink all claimed victories on their respective circuits, with the trio using a range of different clubs to do so...
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LPGA Pro Wins Lamborghini From First-Ever Ace (But Here's Why She Won't Be Able To Keep It)
Brooke Matthews made the first hole-in-one of her career during the final round of The Annika on Sunday and received a very impressive prize as a result
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Marco Penge Didn’t Win The Race To Dubai, But Here’s What's Coming His Way Thanks To A Brilliant 2025
The Englishman came second to Rory McIlroy in the Race to Dubai standings, but despite that, it’s been a life-changing year for the star, with numerous opportunities ahead of him
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On His 243rd PGA Tour Start, Adam Schenk Saves Card After Maiden Win At Butterfield Bermuda Championship
Adam Schenk secured his maiden PGA Tour title and his card for the next two years with a one-shot win at Port Royal
