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Jon Rahm's self-criticism before the PGA Tour

16 hours ago | tennisworldusa.org | Andrea Gussoni

Jon Rahm has two Grand Slam titles under his belt (2021 US Open, 2023 Masters) and has also enjoyed success at the British Open, with three top-seven finishes in the last four years, third in 2021, second in 2023, and seventh in 2024. This is his only top-10 finish in the majors since leaving the PGA Championship in December 2023 for LIV Golf, the multi-million dollar and controversial Saudi Super League that long ago turned the golf world upside down.
From Scheffler to McIlroy, the show challenge

1 day ago | tennisworldusa.org | Andrea Gussoni

Everything is ready in Charlotte for the 107th edition of the PGA Championship. The second of the four men's Majors, it will be played from May 15 to 18 in North Carolina. The tournament, for the first time since 2017, will return to the course of the Quail Hollow Club, the venue of the Presidents Cup in 2022. All the big names in world golf will be on the field, including 49 of the best 50 in the world (the only absentee is Billy Horschel who recently underwent hip surgery).
Keegan Bradley dreams the 2025 Ryder Cup

1 day ago | tennisworldusa.org | Andrea Gussoni

"U-S-A! U-S-A!” It’s the chant that accompanies Keegan Bradley every time he steps onto a fairway for several months now. Since being named captain of Team USA for the 2025 Ryder Cup, the patriotic charge that he carries with him grows with each passing day. But for the 38-year-old pro from Vermont, the real surprise is the warmth of the crowd off the course. “People are offering me dinner, dessert, drinks… I didn’t expect that. It’s a nice bonus,” he says, thinking about Bethpage 2025.
Martin Couvra wins the Turkish Airlines Open

2 days ago | tennisworldusa.org | Andrea Gussoni

French double in the two European golf circuits. In fact, Martin Couvra won the Turkish Airlines Open on the DP World Tour and Clement Charmasson won the Challenge de España on the HotelPlanner Tour. Couvra, on the Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort course (par 71), in Antalya, Turkey, finished with 267 (65 66 72 64, -17) shots and overtook the Spaniard Jorge Campillo and the Chinese Haotong Li, second with 269 (-15).
LET: Hyo Joo Kim, second consecutive victory

2 days ago | tennisworldusa.org | Andrea Gussoni

She was the favorite and maintained her role with full merit. The Korean Hyo Joo Kim made 209 (70 70 69, -7) strokes and won for the second consecutive year the Aramco Korea Championship, a tournament of the Ladies European Tour played on the course of the New Korea Country Club (par 72), in Seoul in South Korea. She overtook the Swiss Chiara Tamburlini, behind her with 211 (-5), last year number one on the circuit with three victories.
HotelPlanner Tour, first title for Charmasson

3 days ago | tennisworldusa.org | Andrea Gussoni

Frenchman Clement Charmasson won his first title on the HotelPlanner Tour in just his fifth event. He won with 267 (65 67 66 69, -17) shots in the Challenge de España, on the Fontanals Golf Club course (par 71), in Girona, Spain, where he narrowly beat Danish Victor Sidal Svendsen, second with 268 (-16).
Asian Tour 2025, first title for Lucas Herbert

3 days ago | tennisworldusa.org | Andrea Gussoni

Australian Lucas Herbert, a member of LIV Golf, with a great final round of 64 (-7), the best partial of the round, won with 264 (62 69 69 64, -20) shots the International Series Japan presented by Moutai (Asian Tour) at the Caledonian Golf Club (par 71) in Chiba, Japan. Asian Tour, results With an eagle, seven birdies and two bogeys he left Korean Younghan Song and Japanese Yuta Sugiura, second with 269 (-15), with whom he shared the lead after the third round, five shots behind.
Jannik Sinner grateful for Rome reception - From absence to applause

4 days ago | tennisworldusa.org | Jovica Ilic

Jannik Sinner made a winning comeback from a three-month suspension! World no. 1 played his first match in over three months in the second round of the home Rome Masters and defeated Mariano Navone 6-3, 6-4 in an hour and 38 minutes. The Italian fought well considering a long break. He secured one break in the opening set and two in the second to emerge at the top and extend his winning streak. Jannik enjoyed every moment of his comeback, receiving massive support from the partisan crowd.
Danielle Collins shares secret to crushing Iga Swiatek in Rome

4 days ago | tennisworldusa.org | Dzevad Mesic

Danielle Collins says she used all of her past experience against Iga Swiatek to figure out the best way to play against the five-time Grand Slam champion and it worked out perfectly for her in Rome. In the third round at Foro Italico, the 35th-ranked American dismantled the defending Rome champion 6-1 7-5. Right out of the gate, Collins was all over Swiatek and won the opening five games of the match.
Iga Swiatek leaves top-2 after three years and makes brutally honest confession

4 days ago | tennisworldusa.org | Dzevad Mesic

Iga Swiatek's early Rome Open loss means that the Polish tennis star will exit the top-2 for the first time in over three years. On Saturday, the Pole - who was the defending champion at Foro Italico this year - picked up another shock loss in 2025 after Danielle Collins routed her 6-1 7-5 in the third round. By losing so early in Rome, Swiatek will drop down two places in the rankings and be ranked at No. 4.