The Trump-backing golfer reportedly wanted to get the president on the phone during a debate over a ruling that knocked him down the leaderboard.

LIV Golf’s challenges are no longer confined to the golf course. The Saudi-backed league has been sued by Canadian technology company Mobii Systems Group, which alleges LIV Golf failed to pay more than $925,000 in licensing and usage fees for its “Any Shot, Any Time” broadcast technology. The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in…

Wayne Riley has insisted that Bryson DeChambeau has to change his attitude if he ever wants to be accepted back onto the PGA Tour following a dramatic week for the LIV Golf star at The Open Championship. Ryan Fox’s victory at Royal Birkdale was a universally popular conclusion to a brilliant championship.

So Yeon Ryu and husband Matthew Jung welcomed a son earlier this month.

LIV Golf’s latest business decision has found its way into court. Months after the league shut down its “Any Shot, Any Time” streaming feature, the technology company behind the platform has accused the Saudi-backed circuit of breaching its contract.

Bryson DeChambeau reportedly wanted to get some help from his friend, President Donald Trump, amid his Open Championship penalty saga. The post Report: Bryson DeChambeau Tried to Get Donald Trump Involved After Open Penalty appeared first on HEAVY.

Smylie Kaufman has urged Robert MacIntyre to improve how he acts on the golf course, insisting that the Scot has one of the worst attitudes on the PGA Tour when it comes to controlling his temper while playing. MacIntyre largely had a major championship season to forget.

First, Robert MacIntyre was unapologetic about his behaviour on the final round, saying it’s “a part of my DNA”, and now Bryson DeChambeau is for the way his Open Championship went. He entered Royal Birkdale last week under pressure after missing the cut in the previous three majors.

With three weeks left, stars like Jason Day and Brooks Koepka are fighting to qualify for the FedEx Cup playoffs.

The Bryson DeChambeau fiasco at The Open Championship on Friday has certainly divided opinion. DeChambeau caused serious uproar at The Open last week when he was penalized two strokes for breaking the rules and subsequently threatened to withdraw from the championship.