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On Day 2 of the Jaipur Open Golf 2025, held at Rambagh Golf Club, India’s Kushal Singh fired a remarkable seven‑under‑par 63 to seize the lead at 13‑under. Yuvraj Sandhu trails by one stroke, while Veer Ahlawat carded a tournament‑low eight‑under 62 to rise into a tie for third.
The Hero World Challenge officially tees off December 4 at Albany Golf Club, Bahamas. Hosted by Tiger Woods, the elite‑only invitational features 20 top players, including world number one Scottie Scheffler. It boasts a $5 million purse and marks a key late‑season showcase.
At the Hero World Challenge, PGA Tour officials Brian Rolapp and Tiger Woods pitched a sweeping schedule overhaul—suggesting a lean 20‑25 event calendar, focus on premium venues, relegation‑style structure, and a seasonal shift to February. Adoption could begin in 2027.
The inaugural World Champions Cup for PGA Tour Champions begins today at Feather Sound Country Club, Clearwater, Florida. Teams representing the U.S., Europe, and International regions compete in a unique stroke‑play and match‑format hybrid.
Ahead of the Hero World Challenge, Tiger Woods held an impromptu press conference that triggered heavy speculation he may captain Team USA for the 2027 Ryder Cup. Bookmakers have slashed odds on him assuming the role, despite his ongoing recovery.
Carlos Ortiz surged late in round one of the 2025 Australian Open at Royal Melbourne with a six‑under‑par 65 to tie with Elvis Smylie and Ryan Fox. Rory McIlroy, despite five birdies, struggled with putting and posted a one‑over 72 but remains optimistic heading into the next rounds.
At the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas, PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp and chair Tiger Woods pitched a significant schedule revamp—potentially effective as early as 2027—involving a reduced 20‑25‑event calendar, enhanced focus on premier venues, and even a Premier League‑style relegation system. Players had mixed reactions.
Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy headline the nominees for the 2025 PGA Tour Jack Nicklaus Player of the Year Award. Scheffler boasts six titles including two majors, while McIlroy secured his career Grand Slam with The Masters. Voting by PGA Tour members continues through December 12.
Rory McIlroy’s return to the Australian Open ignited “mania” at Royal Melbourne, as fans—some even pulling children from school—flocked to see the former champion. Organizers are optimistic the event could surpass the 100,000‑attendee record set in 2011.
David Carey took a major step toward reaching the Final Stage of PGA Tour Qualifying School after firing a scintillating second round (reported as “sizzling 64”), moving into strong position to advance further in the Q‑School pathway.
Insight into the prize money distribution at the 2025 Crown Australian Open, co‑sanctioned by the DP World Tour at Royal Melbourne, offering fans a look at payouts for each competitor after the first round.
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