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6 days ago | todays-golfer.com | Rob Mcgarr

LIV Golf's TV ratings are being crushed by the PGA Tour — and sometimes by replays, pickleball, and puppies. We dig into the numbers to see if the disruptor league can survive. LIV Golf was supposed to be the big disruptor. The challenger to the established order. The threat to the very existence of the PGA Tour and DP World Tour. The crazy money and team-based glitz that would lure away the world’s best players and, with them, the fans.

2 weeks ago | todays-golfer.com | Alex Perry |Rob Mcgarr

Standing water in a bunker is one of the Rules of Golf we always get wrong! It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The sun is shining and the season is underway. The only drag is we need to brush up on the Rules of Golf. So before you make a fool of yourself in your club’s net competition, here are five situations that happen in almost every round and how to navigate them within the laws of our beautiful game.

2 weeks ago | todays-golfer.com | Rob Mcgarr

Rory McIlroy has a chance to make history in 2025. Rory McIlroy’s Masters triumph made him just the sixth man in history to complete the career Grand Slam – but it also opened the door to something even bigger: the chance to do what no one has ever done before and win all four majors in the same calendar year. Tiger Woods came closest, famously completing the ‘Tiger Slam’ by holding all four major titles at once.

2 weeks ago | todays-golfer.com | Alex Perry |Rob Jerram

The box includes:13 special-edition 2025 Honorary Starter Collection Tour Velvet grips. One special-edition 2025 Honorary Starter Collection Reverse Taper putter grip. Limited-edition peach tees. A limited-edition Honorary Starter Collection accessories bag. A Georgia peach, jasmine and vanilla candle. A bag of Haribo Peaches.

3 weeks ago | todays-golfer.com | Rob Mcgarr

When The Open returned to Royal Portrush in 2019 for the first time in nearly 70 years, it was universally hailed as a triumph. Shane Lowry’s emotional win on home soil, the electric atmosphere, the jaw-dropping views along the rugged Antrim coast – it had everything, including a record number of fans. Fast forward to 2025, and the Claret Jug is coming back to Northern Ireland. Only this time, it’s going to be even bigger.