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LIV Golf’s Sergio Garcia Misses British Open Spot in Agonizing Fashion

Patrick Reed, Carlos Ortiz and Jason Kokrak qualified for the British Open but Sergio Garcia failed to by missing a short putt. Garcia, though, still has time to punch his ticket to Royal Portrush.

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Australia’s Super Rugby revival helping to prime Wallabies for Lions challenge

A flying start to the season featuring expansive rugby being played at breakneck speed has lifted spirits ahead of the Lions’ arrival on Australian soil

The Guardian - AU

Kiss content as Rugby Australia continue interviews

Ahead of their Highlanders clash, Reds coach Les Kiss remains in the running to be the new Wallabies coach having completed two interviews with Rugby Australia.

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Royal Academy of Arts staff to stage protest over redundancies

Rising costs and shifting visitor behaviours have placed financial strain on the Academy, the charity stated

Evening Standard

Charley Hull and Gareth Bale Among Star Names At Sunningdale Foursomes

Some big names are set to appear in the historic foursomes event for 2025, which has seen the likes of Luke Donald and Sam Torrance win previously

Golf Monthly

Lucas Glover Criticizes 'Stupid And Reactive' Golf Ball Rollback Plan

The 2009 US Open champion has told Golfweek why he is not in favor of the plan, which would see elite golfers use a different ball from 2028, with recreational players following two years later

Golf Monthly

Should A Four-Ball Let A Two-Ball Through If The Golf Course Ahead Is Clearly Full?

Is it the correct thing for a four-ball to always let a two-ball pass? Etiquette might well say yes, but is it the most practical option?

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The Harry Colt Legacy: Is He Golf’s Most Influential Course Designer?

After 45 years of seeking out and revelling in the golf courses of Harry Colt, Rob Smith reflects on his architectural hero

Golf Monthly

PGA National Has Become Easier, But That May Not Be Ideal for the Tour

The South Florida event had failed to draw top players due to a variety of factors including the difficulty of the course, Bob Harig writes, but making it easier may be a double-edged sword.

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Jack Vettriano: ‘His paintings are like a double cheeseburger in a greasy wrapper’

The Scot painted singing butlers, ‘broads’ in bras and tough guys in suits, in works critics found lurid, chintzy, devoid of irony and often sexist. But they were also hugely popular – showing the power of ‘I get it’ art

The Guardian - UK

‘Stripped to our bare bones’: three years on from the floods, Lismore’s housing crisis is worse than ever

After the 2022 inundation more than 4,000 homes were deemed uninhabitable. Now, with few other options available, some have begun to occupy them

The Guardian - AU

R&A Says British Open Won't Return to Turnberry Despite Pressure From Donald Trump

Trump recently lauded Turnberry to the British prime minister, but the R&A said that ultimately the course has failed to meet revenue goals.

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Royal Academy could cut 60 jobs amid ‘serious financial challenge’

Institution blames ‘increasing costs and changing visitor behaviours’ as numbers have failed to recover since Covid

The Guardian - UK

The 10 Oldest Golf Tournaments In The World

Several national open championships and a handful of amateur events on both the men's and women's side make up the list of longest-running tournaments

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‘This is not a problem of the past’: Jaysley Beck’s death shows toxic misogyny persists in the armed forces

Failings in handling of 19-year-old’s sexual assault complaints have left family hoping her inquest can finally effect real change

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Dan McKellar not publicly lobbying for Wallabies job

NSW Waratahs mentor and former Wallabies assistant Dan McKellar says he doesn't expect to be offered the Australian team coaching job to replace Joe Schmidt.

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Don't mention the Wallabies: Kiss focused on Reds only

Queensland Reds head coach Les Kiss has deflected questions on his Wallabies coaching aspirations ahead of the Super Rugby clash with Moana Pasifika.

Golf Monthly

Open Qualifying Series 2025: Full Schedule Ahead Of Royal Portrush

The R&A has confirmed the 13 different opportunities which will give golfers their chance to book a spot at the 153rd Open Championship later this year

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British Open Announces Spot for a LIV Golfer Starting This Year

Last week the USGA announced a pathway into the U.S. Open for a LIV player via the league’s points standings and the R&A followed suit.

The Independent UK

LIV Golf players handed Open exemption in major boost for breakaway series

The Open will welcome an extra representative from the Saudi-backed rebel tour at Royal Portrush this July

Golf Monthly

LIV Golf Receives Pathway Into The Open

The R&A has announced a pathway for LIV Golfers to reach The Open in a move that follows the USGA's decision to create one for the US Open

The Guardian - AU

Wallabies on hunt for new coach once again as Super Rugby turns into casting call

As a familiar flux returns to Australian rugby, the preference will be for a local coach to succeed Joe Schmidt with a home World Cup so close

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Wallabies mentor Schmidt to step down in World Cup blow

Joe Schmidt has confirmed he won't steer the Wallabies through to the 2027 Rugby World Cup at home in a major disappointment for Australian rugby.

Sports Illustrated

With Rory McIlroy’s Win at Pebble Beach, the PGA Tour Delivered What Fans Crave

Pro golf’s shortcomings took a backseat for one weekend as a storied venue and a popular champion starred, Bob Harig writes, plus LIV Golf’s major access and solutions for slow play.

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Wallabies lock in Tokyo grudge match with Jones' Japan

The Wallabies will play Japan in October in their first meeting with former coach Eddie Jones, should he still be in charge of the Brave Blossoms by then.

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