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In response to LIV Golf, the new Tour schedule will have elevated tournaments with bigger purses, which could leave non-elevated events struggling.
Associated Press|
The new game features a variety of courses and several players and celebrities to tackle them with—including of course Tiger Woods.
Nick Menta|
Two years ago he was the talk of the game, but Bryson has lost his platform and maybe his edge.
John Hawkins|
Most courses are operational again, though many employees’ lives are still upended and tee sheets will also be long in recovering.
Dave Seanor|
It wasn’t an average week in golf news, as Gary Van Sickle explains.
Gary Van Sickle|
The 38-year-old American secured the title in Bangkok with one individual tournament remaining on the schedule.
Bob Harig|
LIV Golf's new partnership with the MENA Tour should help its case with the Official World Golf Ranking, but nothing is certain. Plus, Tom Kim shines again and a closer look at the 2023 schedule.
Bob Harig|
Tom Kim became the first player since Tiger Woods in 1996 to win twice before turning 21 after Patrick Cantlay triple-bogeyed the 72nd hole.
Associated Press|
Tom Kim banks $1.44 from an $8 million total purse after winning Shriners on final hole.
SI Golf staff|
Final thoughts from Bangkok, where Eugenio Chacarra cashed in, Branden Grace got injured and the weather finally stopped cooperating.
Bob Harig|
Eugenio Chacarra is LIV's latest $4 million winner. Here's the full breakdown of prize money from LIV's Thailand event.
SI Golf staff|
Chacarra, 22, skipped his senior year of college to join LIV Golf, winning in his fifth professional start to cash a large check much faster than he would've by competing in the PGA Tour's Qualifying School.
Bob Harig|
Grace pulled out of the LIV Golf Thailand event in the middle of his third round with a rib issue.
Bob Harig|
Chacarra, a 22-year-old Spaniard, says he's living a dream while playing on Sergio Garcia's team and seizing a five-shot lead in Thailand.
Bob Harig|
Pereira played mostly mistake free to reach 12-under.
Associated Press|
David Drysdale, 47, earned his tour card in 2002 and has never won on the DP World Tour. But he's one shot back in Madrid heading into the weekend.
Alex Miceli|
MENA Tour’s involvement is the latest bizarre twist in this saga, which isn’t doing either tour—or the game of golf—any favors.
Alex Miceli|
After losing her left lower leg in an accident, the Floridian found clubs at her fire station. She's now an ambassador for adaptive golf.
Bob Harig|
There are ways to navigate the many options and price points for used clubs.
Mike Purkey|
The Englishman opened with 65 alongside Eugenio Chacarra and Branden Grace, who is bidding to become LIV's first two-time winner.
Bob Harig|
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