La terza edizione del FM Championship, dove saranno sul tee di partenza anche le azzurre Benedetta Moresco e Carolina Melgrati, propone un field con quasi tutte le migliori giocatrici del circuito di cui 23 delle prime 25 classificate nel Rolex Rankings, prime dieci comprese.
Sul percorso del TPC Boston, a Norton nel Massachusetts, dal 27 al 30 agosto si preannuncia un nuovo duello tra Nelly Korda, 28enne di Bradenton (Florida
L’Husqvarna British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo, uno degli eventi più attesi nel calendario del DP World Tour, giunto alla 74ª edizione, si disputa dal 27 al 30 agosto e offre come sempre spunti molto interessanti. Apre la serie delle “Back 9”, nove gare che termineranno con il Genesis Championship (22-25 ottobre) dopo il quale saranno assegnate le ‘carte’ per il circuito 2027 ai primi 100 della Race to Dubai (ordine di merito). I migliori 70 verranno ammessi al primo dei due PlayOffs conclusivi (Abu Dhabi Championship, 5-8 novembre), poi si ridurranno a 50 in quello finale (DP World Tour Championship, Dubai 12-15 novembre).
Il quartetto azzurro composto da Alessandra Fanali, Roberta Liti, Alessia Nobilio e Anna Zanusso partecipa al KPMG Women’s Irish Open, evento dl Ladies European Tour in programma dal 27 al 30 agosto a Straffan, in Irlanda, al The Kildare Hotel & Golf Club, più noto come The K Club, con due campi disegnati dal compianto campione Arnold Palmer, North e South e dove si giocherà sul secondo.
lisabeth Troubetzkoy, enseignante au Victoria Golf Club de Valbonne et malentendante de naissance, porte depuis un an une aide auditive adaptée grâce à GN Hearing. Une nouvelle technologie qui a changé son quotidien, dans son métier comme en dehors.
Tiger Christensen posted a third round nine under par 63 to take a two-stroke lead into the final round of the Vierumäki Finnish Challenge supported by Finnish Golf Union.
Episode five of the Ladies European Tour’s new podcast series, LET Unfiltered, is now available featuring Sweden’s Kajsa Arwefjall.
Launched earlier this year, the show uncovers anecdotes, reveals revelations and shines a light on our players’ true personalities.
Justin Rose, Bryson DeChambeau, defending champion Kristoffer Reitan, Casey Jarvis and Marco Penge have been announced as the first five players in a star-studded field for the 2026 Nedbank Golf Challenge in honour of Gary Player.
The first five stars of this iconic DP World Tour event, to be played from 3-6 December 2026 at the Gary Player Country Club, and the most significant course changes in the tournament’s history were announced at Sun City today.
England’s Rose, the highest ranked at 12 in the world, returns to a tournament where he finished second in 2007 and amidst a year in which he won on the PGA TOUR, challenged for The Masters and finished in the top 11 in three of the four Majors.
“I’m pleased to be able to add the Nedbank Golf Challenge to my schedule this year. I’m excited to get back to South Africa – where I have so many family and friends – for what is always a fantastic event in a stunning location.”
Vittoria a sorpresa dello scozzese Scott Jamieson con 277 (70 71 69 67, -11) colpi nel Nexo Championship, evento del DP World Tour, giunto alla terza edizione e disputato sul percorso del Trump International Golf Links (par 72), a Balmedie nei pressi di Aberdeen in Scozia.
First Playoff title for Clark following a wire-to-wire victory at Bellerive Country Club +++ Golf fans enjoy a thrilling anniversary tournament +++ All proceeds from the tournament benefit the Evans Scholars Foundation +++ 21st BMW Championship to be held at Liberty National Golf Club in 2027 +++
Ultime News Categorie Wyndham Clark pulls away for five-shot lead at BMW Championship over Rory McIlroy, Patrick Cantlay NEWS NEL MONDO..GOLF , Bellerive Country Club, making five birdies and an eagle in an eight-hole stretch and finishing with a 5-under 65 to build a five-shot lead in the BMW Championship. By@Pierbattista Patrizia By@Mirella Pierbattista BY@Elisa Nardocci Avv. By@EXIBI By@Redazione ST. LOUIS (AP) – Wyndham Clark lost the lead with a double bogey on the first hole and then left everyone in his wake Saturday at Bellerive Country Club, making five birdies and an eagle in an eight-hole stretch and finishing with a 5-under 65 to build a five-shot lead in the BMW Championship. It was the second time this year Clark has led by at least five shots going into the final round. He had a six-shot advantage at the U.S. Open and held on to win by one for his second major. Rory McIlroy ran off three straight birdies late in the round and saved par from a bunker on the 18th for a 65. Patrick Cantlay birdied the 18th for a 66. They were tied for second, a position far more relevant to Cantlay. He is at No. 43 in the FedExCup and needs a high finish to be among the top 30 who advance to the FedExCup finale next week in Atlanta. “That’s a lot to make up,” McIlroy said of his deficit. “But if I focus on myself, try to shoot a good score – I shot a 64 and a 65 this week – shoot something similar tomorrow, you never know.” Gary Woodland, trying to cap off his remarkable year with a return to the TOUR Championship, only managed two birdies in a round of 70. He was six shots behind, perhaps too far back to challenge Clark, but high enough to extend his season another week. He is tied with Chris Gotterup (68) at 11 under. Clark was bogey-free through 36 holes and only once was under serious stress of making a par. But he pulled his tee shot into gnarly rough on the opening hole, hit the next one into the right rough, came up short of the green and missed a 7-foot putt to take double bogey. Just like that, he was one shot behind Woodland. They were tied when the crowd erupted for Woodland’s 15-foot birdie putt on the par-4 seventh. Clark followed with a 10-foot birdie, and that was the start of one of those hot streaks where Clark looks like he can’t miss. Search Menu SearchClose R3 Official BMW ChampionshipRight Arrow 1 W. Clark Tot -17 Thru F T2 R. McIlroy Tot -12 Thru F T2 P. Cantlay Tot -12 Thru F T4 C. Gotterup Tot -11 Thru F T4 G. Woodland Tot -11 Thru F 6 C. Morikawa Tot -10 Thru F 7 S. Im Tot -9 Thru F T8 E. Cole Tot -8 Thru F T8 R. Hisatsune Tot -8 Thru F T8 M. McNealy Tot -8 Thru F T8 J.J. Spaun Tot -8 Thru F T12 M. Brennan Tot -7 Thru F T12 R. Henley Tot -7 Thru F 14 J. Bridgeman Tot -6 Thru F T15 A. Noren Tot -5 Thru F 10H AGO Wyndham Clark pulls away for five-shot lead at BMW Championship over Rory McIlroy, Patrick Cantlay 3 Min Read Daily Wrap Up Play Unmute Current Time 0:02 / Duration 8:22 Captions ShareFullscreen Wyndham Clark Round 3 highlights from BMW Championship Players in Article Information Favorite W. Clark Favorite R. McIlroy Favorite C. Gotterup Favorite G. Woodland Favorite S. Scheffler ST. LOUIS (AP) – Wyndham Clark lost the lead with a double bogey on the first hole and then left everyone in his wake Saturday at Bellerive Country Club, making five birdies and an eagle in an eight-hole stretch and finishing with a 5-under 65 to build a five-shot lead in the BMW Championship. It was the second time this year Clark has led by at least five shots going into the final round. He had a six-shot advantage at the U.S. Open and held on to win by one for his second major. Rory McIlroy ran off three straight birdies late in the round and saved par from a bunker on the 18th for a 65. Patrick Cantlay birdied the 18th for a 66. They were tied for second, a position far more relevant to Cantlay. He is at No. 43 in the FedExCup and needs a high finish to be among the top 30 who advance to the FedExCup finale next week in Atlanta. “That’s a lot to make up,” McIlroy said of his deficit. “But if I focus on myself, try to shoot a good score – I shot a 64 and a 65 this week – shoot something similar tomorrow, you never know.” Gary Woodland, trying to cap off his remarkable year with a return to the TOUR Championship, only managed two birdies in a round of 70. He was six shots behind, perhaps too far back to challenge Clark, but high enough to extend his season another week. He is tied with Chris Gotterup (68) at 11 under. 0:26 Gary Woodland gets up-and-down from 86 yards for birdie on No. 14 at BMW Championship Clark was bogey-free through 36 holes and only once was under serious stress of making a par. But he pulled his
