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🚨🔫⛳️#SHOTS FIRED – Ahead of this week’s Abu Dhabi Championship, Rory McIlroy has taken yet another swing at the LIV Golf League, echoing recent comments made by DPWT CEO Guy Kinnings. McIlroy enters the week 3rd in the Race to Dubai Rankings and is seeking his first win in Abu Dhabi. “They took players, they took sponsors. They turned professional golf into an arms race. They were going around Augusta saying they wanted to destroy The European Tour.…” Polymarket $100 ➡️ $642.17 “…It's ironic that a week later, now they are talking about completing and not competing and all that. That's different from what they were saying at the start of the year. I think everything that's transpired… a lot of the guys wanted to come back and play the DP World Tour.” “Again, this was always going to be the case. It was always going to be good for a few years until something like this happened, or they realised they weren't going to get any return on investment, or they were going to leave the golf space and go invest in something else and invest in something that would actually make them money...” “I think for long-term sustainability for men's professional golf, I think we are in a much better spot.” Do you agree with Rory?

🚨🇲🇽⛳️ JUST IN — Wyndham Clark says he will have his brother Brendan on the bag this week at the Mexico Open and wants to play well so he can help him pay for his upcoming wedding & honeymoon. Polymarket $100 ➡️ $1401.60 Wyndham says his regular caddie is in Italy attending a different wedding this week. “My brother jumped on it and he said, I'm caddying for you, otherwise you're not coming to the wedding. Of course I wanted my brother, too. It's kind of fun for us... this will be a fun, special week.” “I would love for my brother with his wedding coming up.. a great week so I can give him a nice check to help pay for the wedding and honeymoon.” Clark has now ascended to #5 in the world after winning 3 times, including a major W in 2026. Are you rooting for Wyndham this week?

🚨❌⛳️ #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?

🚨📈🇪🇸 #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?

🚨🍳🧀 JUST IN — Polymarket is currently FEEDING families outside of MSG. 5,000 Brunson Egg & Cheeses 🤯

🚨📈⛳️ #UPDATE — There is currently a 47% chance that the LIV Golf League shuts down and ceases operations in 2026, according to Polymarket. LIV lawyers said a decision will be made by the end of the month on whether the league moves forward. And this week, we continued to learn more about which players are in or out of a potential LIV 2.0. ❌ OUT: Jon Rahm, David Puig, Abraham Ancer, Charles Howell III, Adrian Meronk, Thomas Pieters ✅ IN: Richard Bland, Cameron Tringale, Ben Campbell Do you think LIV Golf 2.0 will happen?

🚨🗣️🇪🇺 #UPDATE — Speaking ahead of this week’s DP World India Championship, 21-time European Tour winner Rory McIlroy said he agrees w/ the move to ban LIV 2.0 golfers from membership in Europe while also saying he would vote to welcome them back to the PGA Tour for business purposes. Polymarket $100 ➡️ $790.65 “I think the DP World Tour have made a good decision… it's now got to the point where guys are going to have to make a decision and what's important to them and what they really want to do.” “…The DPWT are well within their rights to change the rules and regulations. This is the way to protect their business and to make the tour as strong as possible.” At the Bloomberg conference yesterday, McIlroy added that he supports the return of departing LIV golfers to the PGA Tour, saying he would vote for it: “I think a rising tide lifts all boats. And I think having some of these players back is beneficial for the business of the tours, absolutely.” Do you agree with Rory on this?

🚨👀🇯🇵 #UPDATE — 13-time PGA Tour winner Jordan Spieth sounded confident and optimistic about his future as he prepares to tee it up alongside a loaded field this week at The Baycurrent Classic in Japan. Polymarket $100 ➡️ $3874.60 “I’m really excited about what the next bunch of years can produce going forward. I feel as healthy and strong as ever…” “I was pretty excited for this offseason. I didn't feel like I have to work on a ton of things, I just need to be playing more and practicing knocking in more putts, so that's what I've been doing…” Will Jordan Spieth ever win again?

🇺🇸🏆🇪🇺 #UPDATE — The 2027 Ryder Cup is now less than a year away and the U.S. will take on Europe at Adare Manor in Ireland. The U.S. has not won an away Ryder Cup since 1993. According to Polymarket, they currently have a 36% chance of pulling off the upset. 2026 U.S. Presidents Cup Captain Brandt Snedeker sounded confident: “This team is going to be a problem in Ireland. It's going to be a problem…” Does the U.S. have any chance?

🚨🌵🔥 #UPDATE — After being the only American golfer to go undefeated in the Presidents Cup at Medinah last week, 21-year old Jackson Koivun is right back in action at the Bank of Utah Championship. Polymarket $100 ➡️ $2466.60 Will Koivun get his 2nd Tour win this week?