The Golfing Gazette

2 days ago | thegolfinggazette.com | Mitchell Tapner

LIV Golf rolls into Dallas this week, and the Golfing Gazette has everything you need to know prior to tee-off. It has been just under three weeks since Joaquin Niemann won in Virginia, as the Chilean extended his lead at the top of the individual LIV Golf rankings. Behind him in second is Bryson DeChambeau, someone who will be looking for a successful homecoming in his hometown of Dallas.

5 days ago | thegolfinggazette.com | Jordan Harris

Wyndham Clark may have hoped that his golf would steal the headlines during the Travelers Championship, but it is safe to say that his tied 17th finish at TPC River Highlands did little to distract others from what happened at the US Open. Following the US Open at Oakmont, reports emerged on social media claiming that one player had smashed a couple of the lockers in frustration.

5 days ago | thegolfinggazette.com | Jordan Harris

The PGA of America are certainly well on their way to getting their wish if they truly did want Keegan Bradley to become the first playing captain of the USA Ryder Cup team since Arnold Palmer in 1962. The possibility of Keegan Bradley qualifying for his own Ryder Cup team has been discussed for a number of months, with the 39-year-old winning the BMW Championship just last year. It did appear that Bradley was incredibly reluctant to pick himself for his team.

5 days ago | thegolfinggazette.com | Jordan Harris

Keegan Bradley looks to be on course to give himself a real headache ahead of the Ryder Cup, with the US captain winning the Travelers Championship to put himself right in the mix to make the team at Bethpage. Of course, Keegan Bradley proved at the BMW Championship last year that he still has the ability to win events on the PGA Tour. But his form earlier in the year suggested that the 39-year-old may be content with the idea of not being in contention to play on his own Ryder Cup team.

6 days ago | thegolfinggazette.com | Jordan Harris

Regardless of who you were supporting on Sunday at the Travelers Championship, it was impossible not to feel for Tommy Fleetwood as the Englishman failed to get across the line at TPC River Highlands. Tommy Fleetwood will need no one to tell him that he had a golden opportunity to win on the PGA Tour for the first time at the Travelers Championship, with the 34-year-old beginning the final round with a three shot lead. At various stages, it appeared that Fleetwood had the tournament under control.