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🚨❌⛳️ #BREAKING — 11-time DP World Tour winner, Graeme McDowell has announced that he is leaving the LIV Golf League. The Major winner says he is looking forward to ‘the next chapter’ of his career. McDowell, 47, was a member of the OKGC.
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🚨🏌️🏆 #MIXED BAG — Here’s WITB for Butterfield Bermuda Championship winner Austin Smotherman ⤵️
📰 @GolfWRX
golfwrx.com/788514/austin-sm…
Rahm Army retweeted
🚨🏌️🤖 #READ — New PGA Tour golfer built his golf clubs using ChatGPT, Google searches and used eBay to purchase his putter 🤯
Via: @GolfWRX
golfwrx.com/788226/building-…
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🚨🏌️🌬️ #UPDATE — The final round of the Bermuda Championship won’t happen today as wind gusts of 40+ mph hit the area. The next update is scheduled for no later than 5:00 PM local.
Leaderboard after 54 holes ⤵️
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🚨📄💰 #COURT DOCS — LIV Golf star Bryson DeChambeau expensed $250K to the league in 2026.
What do you think he was spending on?
(Via: @RDSBarath / @Skratch)
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🚨📄⛳️ #COURT DOCS — NEW LIV Golf bankruptcy docs revealed a plethora of information including
— A $6.3M retention payment to CEO Scott O’Neil in June 2026, just months before bankruptcy
— O’Neil appears to have been earning $214K a month ($107K bi weekly) in regular payroll earnings
— $9.4M (settlement + bonus) paid to Greg Norman in September 2025 almost a year after he had already left his role
— Listed under its assets & real property, LIV says they owned tons of website domains with anti-LIV descriptions
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🚨❌⛳️ #MAJOR BREAKING — 8-time DP World Tour winner Tyrrell Hatton has announced on IG that he is leaving LIV Golf. The high profile departure comes amidst a slew of other exits on Friday.
According to Polymarket, there is now a 41% chance that the league shuts down in 2026.
Hatton joins the following golfers who have publicly confirmed departures from the league as LIV 2.0 faces a Sunday commitment deadline.
Jon Rahm
Louis Oosthuizen
David Puig
Adrian Meronk
Charles Howell III
Thomas Pieters
Abraham Ancer
Ian Poulter
Lucas Herbert
Branden Grace
Do you think LIV will survive?
🤝 Paid partnership
This is it for LIV. Rahm got out ahead of it thankfully
🚨❌⛳️ #MAJOR BREAKING — 8-time DP World Tour winner Tyrrell Hatton has announced on IG that he is leaving LIV Golf. The high profile departure comes amidst a slew of other exits on Friday.
According to Polymarket, there is now a 41% chance that the league shuts down in 2026.
Hatton joins the following golfers who have publicly confirmed departures from the league as LIV 2.0 faces a Sunday commitment deadline.
Jon Rahm
Louis Oosthuizen
David Puig
Adrian Meronk
Charles Howell III
Thomas Pieters
Abraham Ancer
Ian Poulter
Lucas Herbert
Branden Grace
Do you think LIV will survive?
Rahm Army retweeted
🚨❌⛳️ JUST IN — 9-time DP World Tour winner Branden Grace announces that he is leaving LIV Golf to pursue a schedule on the European Circuit. Grace was a member of The Southern Guards, so this departure marks the 2nd player from the team to exit the league this week after Louis Oosthuizen did the same.
In statement, the South African wrote:
“Returning to the DP World Tour feels like coming home….
“Some of the proudest moments of my career have happened on this tour, from my four-time win breakthrough season in 2012 to winning the Investec South African Open in front of home fans….
“I am hungrier than ever to compete and write the next chapter of my career on the global stage.
My time on the LIV Tour was a memorable chapter, especially getting to travel the world and compete alongside some of my closest friends in the game.”
Do you think LIV 2.0 get off the ground?
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🚨👙🏌🏼♀️#LOOK — Charley Hull is having a time in Ibiza at the SI Swimsuit shoot @CharleyLegion
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🚨🏌🏻♂️🇺🇸 #WATCH — World #16 Jacob Bridgeman who made the winning putt to secure The Presidents Cup for team USA at Medinah has put his support behind President Trump in his home state of South Carolina.
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Never forget when Tiger Woods launched a 6-iron out of the bunker and over the water, sealing the win at the RBC Canadian Open in 2000 🔥
🗣️“Does it get any better than that guys?!”
Via: @Skratch
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🚨📈🇪🇸 #UPDATE — 4-time DP World Tour winner Eugenio Chacarra currently leads the Race to Dubai Rankings and will comfortably lock up his PGA Tour card for the 2027 season. He is now on the verge of achieving a life long goal: “I’ve dreamed about playing on the PGA TOUR since I was a little kid watching golf in Spain…”
After winning in India, Chacarra is now a favorite to win this week on the DPWT at The Genesis Championship in Korea.
Polymarket $25 ➡️ $190.05
The former #2 top ranked amateur left LIV Golf following the 2024 season, citing his desire to win on the PGA TOUR, and critiqued the league for being only about money.
Do you think he makes the Ryder Cup team?
🤝 Paid partnership
Rahm Army retweeted
Another LIV golfer gone.
Very sad for lifelong Southern Guards fans.
🚨❌🇿🇦 #BREAKING — In a surprising move, Major Champion and 11-time DP World Tour winner Louis Oosthuizen is leaving LIV Golf, with the Southern Guards Captain declaring that it’s time to make his exit from the league as he pursues a schedule on the DP World Tour.
“I loved LIV and the team aspect, but it’s time to move on” he told The South China Morning Post.
It was initially expected that the South African team was fully on board with LIV 2.0 because of the successful home event but this changes that.
“I feel I have a few more years of good, competitive golf left in me, and the only way to be really sharp and competitive is through a schedule I control…”
“Southern Guards is my team. It always has been and it always will be. That's what makes this so difficult…”
“This is probably the hardest decision I've had to make in my career, but I have to do what I believe is right for my golf. It doesn't change how I feel about the team or the guys.”
Oosthuizen’s announcement comes as LIV faces a Sunday deadline for players to commit to the future of the league.
Do you think LIV will survive?
Rahm Army retweeted
🚨❌🇿🇦 #BREAKING — In a surprising move, Major Champion and 11-time DP World Tour winner Louis Oosthuizen is leaving LIV Golf, with the Southern Guards Captain declaring that it’s time to make his exit from the league as he pursues a schedule on the DP World Tour.
“I loved LIV and the team aspect, but it’s time to move on” he told The South China Morning Post.
It was initially expected that the South African team was fully on board with LIV 2.0 because of the successful home event but this changes that.
“I feel I have a few more years of good, competitive golf left in me, and the only way to be really sharp and competitive is through a schedule I control…”
“Southern Guards is my team. It always has been and it always will be. That's what makes this so difficult…”
“This is probably the hardest decision I've had to make in my career, but I have to do what I believe is right for my golf. It doesn't change how I feel about the team or the guys.”
Oosthuizen’s announcement comes as LIV faces a Sunday deadline for players to commit to the future of the league.
Do you think LIV will survive?
Rahm Army retweeted
Tiger Woods ripping iron shots for 2 minutes 🔥
🎥 @Skratch