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Phil Mickelson responded positively after being excluded from the 2025 Ryder Cup by Keegan Bradley, the newly appointed captain of Team USA. The PGA of America selected Bradley to lead the American team on home soil at Bethpage Black next September. Shortly after his appointment, the 38-year-old Bradley addressed the media in New York, discussing…

Robert MacIntyre is thrilled to be “back home” as he sets his sights on winning the Scottish Open after an already successful year. The golfer secured the Canadian Open title last month and is now focused on triumphing at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick. Having missed victory by just one shot to Rory McIlroy…

Keegan Bradley has been named the captain of the USA team for the 2025 Ryder Cup, following Tiger Woods’ decision to decline the role due to his commitments as PGA Tour player director. Bradley, a surprising choice by the PGA of America, brings experience from his two Ryder Cup appearances in 2012 and 2014. He…

Rory McIlroy has staunchly defended his caddie and friend, Harry Diamond, against recent criticisms. Diamond has been caddying for McIlroy since 2017, though their friendship dates back to childhood, and Diamond was even McIlroy’s best man in 2018. Their partnership has seen significant success, with McIlroy often praising Diamond for fostering a comfortable working environment….

Rory McIlroy did not mince words in response to criticism from Hank Haney, Tiger Woods’ former coach, following the recent US Open. McIlroy, who has four major championships to his name, addressed Haney’s remarks during a press conference at the Scottish Open. McIlroy narrowly missed out on his first major victory in a decade at…

Renowned professional golfer Scottie Scheffler, known not only for his prowess on the green but also for his humility and faith, recently shared a heartfelt blessing with his fans and friends during his vacation. The gesture, imbued with spiritual significance, reflects Scheffler’s grounding in his faith and his genuine care for those who support him….

Rory McIlroy believes he will learn a lot from his heartbreaking loss at the US Open at Pinehurst and is confident he will bounce back quickly. Reflecting on the tournament, McIlroy said, “I did things on that Sunday that I haven’t been able to do the last couple of years—took control of the golf tournament,…

Rory McIlroy recently addressed the media for the first time since his disappointing performance at the US Open at Pinehurst No.2. The Northern Irishman, who left abruptly after his defeat, has taken some time away from the public eye as he prepares to compete for his fifth Major title next week at Royal Troon. In…