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Why McIlroy decided to skip PGA event in favour…

Rory McIlroy, anxious to indulge in the benefits of life as an elite golfer, changed his competition schedule before this week's PGA Championship at Newtown Square, Pennsylvania on Tuesday He attended a Black Tie dinner with U.S. President Donald Trump and Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla The decision was made after he had filed mandatory entry papers for the event which is part of golf's tourney circuit The six-times major winner had been scheduled to play at the PGA Tour's Signature Event

Fitzpatrick’s lead grows as Scheffler makes a move at…

In a thrilling third round of the 2026 RBC Heritage at Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, Matt Fitzpatrick kept his lead and went into the final day with a three-shot lead. Scottie Scheffler, the world's best golfer, made a spectacular charge up the leaderboard, setting the stage for an exciting end to the tournament. Fitzpatrick, who started the day with a small lead, was able to keep the competition at bay, even though he faced some problems early

PGA Tour will allow players to compete at Saudi…

The PGA Tour has granted permission to its members to miss one of its own events and instead compete at February's Saudi International, Golfweek reported on Monday, citing a memo to players. Thirty players including Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson and Bryson DeChambeau were granted waivers to miss the PGA Tour's AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, which is taking place over the same Feb. 3-6 weekend. Players that compete at the Saudi International had to commit to playing the event in the future as a

PGA Tour will test for COVID-19 for ‘foreseeable future’…

The PGA Tour will continue testing players for COVID-19 for the "foreseeable future" and until a high percentage of competitors are vaccinated, Commissioner Jay Monahan said on Tuesday. Speaking at a news conference ahead of this week's Players Championship in Florida, Monahan felt there was light at the end of the tunnel regarding pandemic-related protocols but the PGA Tour was not about to let its guard down. "We will continue to provide testing for the foreseeable future and, hopefully, as we get to a high percentage of