Sam Frost

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Phil Mickelson seems to be playing his final U.S. Open next week, but both he and fellow LIV Golf star Bryson DeChambeau are excited for an ideal week of preparation at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club Phil Mickelson has acknowledged that the upcoming U.S. Open may be his swan song, yet he's hopeful that this week's LIV Golf event will serve as prime prep for Oakmont.

1 day ago | themirror.com | Sam Frost

Rory McIlroy endured a frustrating opening round at the Canadian Open, but he made clear to reporters that he is happy with how his game is trending at TPC Toronto Rory McIlroy addressed reporters after a one-over-par opening round at the Canadian Open on Thursday as the Masters champion moves on from his snub of the media at the PGA Championship. McIlroy made the unprecedented move of declining to speak to the media after all four rounds at Quail Hollow last month.

2 days ago | themirror.com | Sam Frost

Former world No. 1 amateur Luke Clanton made his professional debut on the PGA Tour on Thursday, and he did plenty to impress playing partners Rory McIlroy and Ludvig Aberg at TPC Toronto Luke Clanton made his professional debut on the PGA Tour on Thursday, and the fact that he was placed in the marquee group alongside Rory McIlroy and Ludvig Aberg at the Canadian Open sums up how highly rated he is.

2 days ago | themirror.com | Sam Frost

LIV Golf continues to lay foundations for the long term, announcing the appointment of former Philadelphia 76ers and Aston Villa executive Chris Heck in a newly-created role LIV Golf continues to indicate it is sticking around for the long haul, announcing the appointment of veteran sports executive Chris Heck as its new president of business operations. Heck spent nine years as president of the Philadelphia 76ers until 2023.

2 days ago | irishstar.com | Sam Frost

Notre Dame kicks off the new college football season with a blockbuster Week 1 showdown against old rivals Miami, but Marcus Freeman has no intentions of veering from his trusted methods Marcus Freeman insists Notre Dame will not change its preparation despite facing fierce rival Miami in the opening game of the college football season.