Rory McIlroy knows a team is stronger when it plays to its strengths and it worked out of him on and off the course in the space of 24 hours.

Rory McIlroy suggested the rules might need to be changed but the current status quo allows LIV Golf’s Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton to qualify for the 2025 Ryder Cup in New York after all.

As the 2024 Masters approaches, all eyes are on the field list. As the most prestigious Major in the PGA, attention often turns to the tournament well ahead of time.

Golfers make up 10 of the world's top 100 best-paid athletes, with Masters champion Jon Rahm now the second biggest earner behind Cristiano Ronaldo.

Jon Rahm was gutted to bogey his final two holes and miss out on a chance to mark his move to LIV Golf with a playoff spot in the opening event in Mexico.

New LIV Golf signings Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton last night welcomed Rory McIlroy’s call for them to be allowed to play Ryder Cup and tour events on both sides of the pond.

Justin Thomas believes LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman has failed to back up his promise to sign more than a dozen stars this year and reckons the breakaway league will have little impact beyond Major weeks.

Shane Lowry might not have been surprised to see Jon Rahm take the LIV Golf cash but admits it’s hard for the ordinary golfer to listen to multi-millionaires say they made the move to “grow the game” and put food on the table for their families.

Tony Finau held off a final-round challenge from Jon Rahm to clinch his sixth career win and his fourth in the last 18 months in the Mexico Open at Vidanta.

Rory McIlroy admits the Horizon Irish Open is one of the outstanding DP World Tour events he'd love to see as part of a World Tour schedule.

Jon Rahm threw down the gauntlet to his Masters rivals when he finished eagle-birdie-birdie and carded a seven-under 65 with his B game to lead the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill.

Seamus Power has given himself a chance to capture more valuable FedEx Cup and Ryder Cup qualifying points after he fired a five-under 66 to move up to tied 20th in the WM Phoenix Open.

Rory McIlroy appears determined to hold on to his world number-one ranking at all costs after he blasted his way back up the leaderboard in last night's second round of the WM Phoenix Open.