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Caddie changes hit the PGA Tour (and DP World Tour) this week - AOL (opens the original)
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Two significant caddie changes headline the latest moves this week for the caddie carousel on the PGA Tour. The first will have more immediate ramifications on the DP World Tour. Justin Rose’s veteran caddie Mark Fulcher is sidelined with an injury and unable to work this week’s BMW PGA Championship on the DP World Tour and announced he’s out for the remainder of the year, which likely will include a start or two for Rose in the Race to Dubai. “Sadly going to have to skip the rest of the season,
Ryan Fox birdies the 18th hole to win The Open 2026 by 1 shot over Cameron Young - AOL (opens the original)
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SOUTHPORT, England – On Saturday night, Ryan Fox enjoyed a celebratory meal with his caddie, coach and manager after shooting 62, equaling the lowest score in men’s major championship history. At one point, Fox shifted into a reflective mood and told his team that if he’d been given his career since turning pro at age 18, he’d have taken it and run. That’s when Team Fox delivered an important message: Let’s dream about winning the 154th Open Championship. This could really happen. On Sunday, Fox
Rory McIlroy rips Bryson DeChambeau for being 'performative,' 'seeking attention' - AOL (opens the original)
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SOUTHPORT, England – Rory McIlroy watched the 154th British Open live from the players lounge with several other players after he completed his round on Friday morning and he had plenty to say about Bryson DeChambeau being penalized two strokes. “As soon as he made the step into the ball, we all sort of looked at each other, and we were like, that didn't seem right,” McIlroy said on Saturday after shooting a 1-under 69. “Then when I heard that he was called in by the rules officials, I think we
A slew of big names missed the cut at The Open 2026 at Royal Birkdale - AOL (opens the original)
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SOUTHPORT, England — Well, that didn't last long. With Scottie Scheffler missing the cut last week at the Genesis Scottish Open, snapping his streak of 78 straight made cuts, Matt Fitzpatrick became the holder of the longest streak of consecutive made cuts. He last missed a cut at the 2025 Zurich Classic of New Orleans. The Englishman, one of the favorites this week at the 154th British Open, picked a bad week for his game to cool off. Fitzpatrick, the world No. 3, shot a pair of 72s, ending his
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