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Eight matches, eight points shared. The Solheim Cup closes its first day in the Netherlands exactly where it started, and no edition has ever opened this way.

McIlroy expects a wave of departures LIV Golf is insolvent, the contracts are torn up, and roughly four dozen of the best-paid players in the sport are suddenly free agents. Rory McIlroy was asked about it on Wednesday at Doonbeg, a day out from defending his Irish Open title. “I’m not in their shoes, but…

Rory McIlroy believes LIV Golf’s bankruptcy filing has freed its players, and he expects some of them to walk. The DP World Tour, he says, is ready to take them.

Four years of Saudi money, and a New Jersey courtroom Jon Rahm is owed $7.5 million. That figure sits on a creditor list filed Tuesday in a New Jersey bankruptcy court, and it belongs to the league that once handed him a reported nine-figure signing deal. LIV Golf has filed for Chapter 11 protection, less…

LIV Golf walked into a New Jersey courtroom on Tuesday and filed for Chapter 11. The creditor list reads like a leaderboard, with Jon Rahm owed $7.5 million.

Two tournaments, then no clarity Jon Rahm is in action this week at the Irish Open at Trump International Golf Links. He follows that next week with the BMW PGA Championship. After that, nothing is certain. The Spaniard admitted as much at a press conference on Tuesday: his schedule depends on factors he cannot control.…

A 71 to finish eighth Charlie Woods posted a 71, one under par, on Sunday at TPC Sawgrass. Tiger Woods’ son finished tied for eighth in the Junior Players Championship in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. Over the three days, he finished on 215, one under par, seven shots behind the winner. Last year, on the…

A bunker, three feet, and the trophy Josh Hill holed out from the bunker to three feet at the 18th and then knocked in the birdie. Great Britain and Ireland won the Walker Cup on Sunday at Lahinch Golf Club in Ireland. The 22-year-old Englishman beat Tyler Watts, the world amateur No. 2, 1 up.…

Four holes of sudden death at Crans-sur-Sierre A birdie on the par-4 18th. Fourth time of asking. That is what it took Thriston Lawrence to see off Paul Casey on Sunday and keep hold of his Omega European Masters crown. The pair had finished the 72 holes tied at 18 under par on 262. Lawrence…