The final round of the season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship will be played on Monday after Kevin Sutherland and Paul Broadhurst traded pars through six playoff holes in near darkness.
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World No. 8 Rory McIlroy believes that big changes could be on the way for professional golf. Appearing on the “No Laying Up” golf podcast, McIlroy said that “discussions have taken place” regarding a merger between the US-based PGA Tour and the England-based European Tour, the top two professional golf circuits in the world. Both tours hold weekly tournaments and are in a constant battle for ratings and marquee players. “To have all these tours competing against each other, and having to change dates, it’s counter-productive,” McIlroy said. “I think everyone has to come together.” Professional golfers are independent contractors, meaning they get to choose where and when they play. Most of the
After a tough opening round, defending champion Rickie Fowler made a move Friday by firing a 6-under 65 at TPC Scottsdale. He’ll have work to do this weekend.
Gary Woodland shot out of the U.S. Open woodwork with an error-free six-under 65 to steal the halfway lead from Justin Rose on Friday, while a fuming Tiger Woods insisted he was still in the ball game after a bogey-bogey finish. Out in the morning wave, overnight leader Rose set the target with a grinding one-under 70 and saw off all his early challengers on a chilly day on the Monterey peninsula. But as the sun sank into the Pacific Ocean, Woodland knocked him from his perch in style by rolling in a monster 50-foot birdie putt at the last to get to nine-under 133 and take a two-shot lead over the Englishman.
