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If Tiger Woods Returns in 2026, There’s Another Tour He Could Play

After a quiet 2025, one of Tiger Woods’s peers encouraged joining the 50-and-over Tour, Bob Harig writes. Also: Bryson and the Ryder Cup, and two top golf executives meet.

Sports Illustrated

This robot mower prepared an entire championship golf course – here’s what the team behind it had to say

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If I Were In Charge Of The Rules Of Golf, I’d Make These 5 Changes

The Rules of Golf are designed to be as fair and straightforward as possible. But there are some that Fergus Bisset would change...

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The Masters Has Made a Big Change to Its Qualifying Criteria

The 2026 Masters will include winners from several national opens, while winners from a slate of PGA Tour events will no longer receive an automatic invitation.

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Augusta National And The R&A Announce New Masters And Open Championship Qualifying Criteria

Augusta National and The R&A have jointly announced that those hoping to qualify for The Masters and Open Championship will have the chance to via select national opens

Golf Monthly

U.S. Ryder Cup Team Plans to Play Fall PGA Tour Event and Leave One Teammate Behind

Keegan Bradley wants his Ryder Cup team to play the Procore Championship two weeks before Bethpage. But the PGA Tour may block one member from competing.

Sports Illustrated

Is This The Busiest Man In Golf?

In 2025, Dumbarnie Links’ General Manager David Scott is captain of The PGA of GB&I and has been named honorary professional for the Royal and Ancient Golf Club.

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New Issue Out Now! The 100 Greatest Golf Tips, Brad Faxon's Putting Masterclass, Mimi Rhodes, New Titleist Irons & Much More...

Get your hands on the latest issue of Golf Monthly magazine – available in print or on iPad and iPhone – from Thursday, August 7

Golf Monthly

Nick Rodger: Trump strengthens tour foothold as Nexo Championship comes to town

The National (Scotland)

'Exceeds expectations': Lions a win for Rugby Australia

While the Wallabies suffered a narrow series loss to the British and Irish Lions, Rugby Australia are cheering the tour's success on and off the field.

AAP

Culture Digest: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week

Netflix's favourite goth returns for Season 2 of Wednesday, Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan face more body-swapping hijinks in Freakier Friday, and Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos premieres his new photography exhibition at Italy's PhEST. Here's what to look out for this week.

Euronews

‘A huge statement’: Wallaroos to be flown business class to Rugby World Cup

Australia’s 32-player squad will travel to the tournament in England in comfort after World Rugby footed the bill for the upgrade from economy class

The Guardian - AU

‘Dodgy looking’ clip of Trump playing golf in Scotland sparks cheating debate

Video appears to show aide dropping ball in favourable position, as golf fans say it is a bad look for the sport

The Guardian - UK

Lottie Woad off the pace at Women’s Open but second round too early for TV

Lottie Woad, Nelly Korda and Lydia Ko will play majority of their second rounds without live TV coverage at the Women’s Open

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Golf Monthly

How To Watch The Women’s Open 2025: Live streams, TV Coverage, Schedule

We have all the broadcast information for the final golf Major of 2025, including free worldwide options, so you can watch The Women's Open from anywhere.

The Guardian - UK

Golf’s elite hail Lottie Woad as ‘breath of fresh air’ before Open challenge

Nelly Korda and Charley Hull praise potential phenom after Woad’s win at the Scottish Open on her first professional start

Golf Monthly

Why Robots Are Making History At The AIG Women’s Open

For the first time ever, robots will be used in the maintenance of the golf course during a UK Major week, with 15 robotic mowers being introduced at Royal Porthcawl

Sports Illustrated

Scottie Scheffler Doesn’t Have a Grand Slam (Yet?) but Joined an Elite Club

With his British Open win, the world No. 1 is now one of 12 with three different major titles and Bob Harig looks at the group. Plus: LIV Golf and DP World Tour fines and FedEx Cup payouts.

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The National (Scotland)

OPINION: R&A must choose legacy over divisiveness for the 2028 Open Championship

As Donald Trump arrives in Scotland today to visit his golf courses, more than 30,000 people across the UK are sending the organisers of the The…

The National (Scotland)

Petition against The Open at Trump Turnberry hits major milestone

MORE than 50,000 people have signed a petition against The Open being held at Trump Turnberry

Golf Monthly

'The Problem Isn’t Tradition. It’s That Tradition Hasn’t Evolved' - The Uncomfortable Truth About 'Ladies Day' In Golf Clubs

Scratch golfer Becky Gee highlights how gatekeeping at golf clubs is not helping to grow the women's game

Evening Standard

Tourism chiefs in NI confident of another swift return of the Open

Last week’s Open Championship at Royal Portrush Golf Club was the second-best attended in the tournament’s history.

Golf Monthly

Chris Gotterup Didn't Win The 2025 Open, But Here's Everything He Gets After A Brilliant Week At Royal Portrush

The American was powerless to prevent Scottie Scheffler from running away with the Claret Jug, but he has earned several perks after a great week

Sports Illustrated

Rory McIlroy Takes One Final Bow at British Open to Complete Historic Major Season

McIlroy capped the Grand Slam in April, and called this “an awesome week" after tying for seventh place at Portrush.

The Guardian - UK

This Open belonged to Rory McIlroy, even if he wasn’t the winner this time

Scottie Scheffler won the title but it was the Northern Irishman who had the unequivocal backing of the crowd at Royal Portrush

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