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Lydia Ko from New Zealand emerged as the winner of the Women’s Open at the Old Course at St Andrews after a final round of 69. This victory marks her third major championship win, following her previous triumphs at the 2015 Evian Championship and the 2016 Chevron Championship. Ko’s win also makes her the first New Zealander to ever win the Women’s Open, adding to her already successful month after securing a gold medal at the Paris Olympic Games and earning enough points to be inducted into the LPGA Hall of Fame. Reflecting on her achievements, Ko expressed her disbelief…
The 2024 BMW Championship has ended, and the field for the Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup Playoffs finale has been determined. Keegan Bradley emerged as the biggest winner, moving up from No. 50 to No. 4 with his victory. On the other hand, some players experienced significant drops, with the “bubble boy” failing to hold onto his spot in the top 30. Justin Thomas narrowly managed to secure his place in the Tour Championship, climbing to No. 22 after a final-round 68. While some players like Keegan Bradley, Adam Scott, Tommy Fleetwood, and Chris Kirk managed to play their…
Adam Scott and Keegan Bradley both secured their spots in the upcoming Tour Championship by delivering strong performances at the BMW Championship. Bradley, who was on the verge of elimination at 50th in the FedEx Cup standings, managed to win the tournament and climb to fourth in the rankings, while Scott finished tied for second and moved up to 14th. The top 30 players in the FedEx Cup standings will advance to the Tour Championship, where access to the lucrative FedEx Cup bonus pool awaits. The focus on money will be significant in the following weeks, with each of the…
The BMW Championship concluded with Keegan Bradley emerging as the winner after shooting a final-round even-par 72 to secure his seventh PGA Tour title. Bradley’s victory was hard-fought, with Sam Burns finishing second after a stellar 7-under 65 round on the last day, tied with Ludvig Aberg and Adam Scott one stroke behind. Despite the pressure, Bradley remained composed and expressed his gratitude for being able to compete in the tournament. He credited his sense of calm for his success throughout the week. Bradley recalled the tough final round of the FedEx St. Jude Championship, which allowed him to sneak…
Professional golfer Matt Fitzpatrick faced a challenging situation during the final round of the BMW Championship at Castle Pines in Colorado. Starting the day strong with birdies on the first three holes, Fitzpatrick encountered an issue on the eighth hole when he noticed a crack on the face of his driver. Seeking a ruling from the PGA Tour rules official, it was determined that the crack did not meet the standard of being “significantly damaged,” preventing him from replacing it under USGA Model Local Rule G-9. Frustrated by the decision, Fitzpatrick expressed his discontent with the ruling, stating that the…
Rory McIlroy has had a turbulent time at the FedEx Cup Playoffs, with driver issues plaguing him at multiple events. At the FedEx St Jude Championship, he finished near the bottom of the leaderboard, and at the BMW Championship, he threw his club into the water in frustration after a poor drive. Most recently, during the final round at the Castle Pines Golf Club event, McIlroy experienced a freak accident when his driver shaft snapped after a wayward tee shot on the ninth hole. Despite these setbacks, McIlroy is currently sixth in the FedEx Cup standings and is guaranteed a…
Nelly Korda’s impressive performance at the 2024 AIG Women’s Open not only earned her a T-2 finish, but also secured her victory in the prestigious 2024 Rolex ANNIKA Major Award. This award, established in 2014, recognizes the player with the most outstanding record in all five major championships during the LPGA season. Korda, who is currently ranked as the No. 1 player in the world, claimed her second career major championship victory earlier in the season at the 2024 Chevron Championship, following her win at the 2021 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. With this win, Korda continued a historic start to…
Rory McIlroy’s frustration on the golf course was evident as he snapped his driver on the 9th hole during the BMW Championship. This was not the first time he had let his emotions get the better of him, as he had previously tossed his 3-wood into the water on a different hole. The World No. 3 found himself in a difficult situation as he had to continue play without his driver after breaking it out of anger. According to the rules of golf, players are allowed to repair or replace a club that is damaged during a round, except in…