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‘Wrong’ - Jon Rahm On World Ranking and Majors’ LIV Golf Stance

Speaking in Dubai, the two-time Major winner claimed the lack of OWGR points for LIV Golf is wrong, with Rahm also setting his sights on the Ryder Cup later this year

Golf Monthly

Jon Rahm determined to play in Ryder Cup as he hopes for delay to appeal hearing

Rahm, Tyrrell Hatton and Adrian Meronk have all appealed against the monetary sanctions for playing in LIV events.

The Independent UK

How the first women’s tournament for golf was played on Musselburgh Links

THE Solheim Cup, the women’s equivalent of the Ryder Cup, is generally recognised as one of the most important golf tournaments in the world. It…

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Xander Schauffele Says U.S. Will ‘Take a Lot of Crap’ for Ryder Cup Payments

Xander Schauffele discussed the U.S. Ryder Cup pay-for-play topic, telling the AP it's "better for the Ryder Cup."

Sports Illustrated

In Memoriam: Golfing Greats We Lost In 2024

We remember some of the leading figures in golf who passed away this year

Golf Monthly

‘The Evil Word, Money’ - Colin Montgomerie Says Ryder Cup Payments Leave ‘Sour’ Taste In Mouth

Colin Montgomerie says Americans being paid to play in the Ryder Cup "leaves a sour taste" for him

Golf Monthly

PGA Of America Increases Ryder Cup Player Stipend

PGA of America introduces 0,000 compensation for Ryder Cup players and captains, with 0,000 designated for charity donations.

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U.S. Ryder Cup Players Will Be Paid $500,000 by PGA of America

While noting that “no players asked to be compensated,” the PGA of America announced an increased payment which includes a charitable donation plus a stipend.

Sports Illustrated

Americans now paid to play in Ryder Cup with $200K stipend and $300K to donate to charity

Americans will be getting paid to play in the Ryder Cup for the first time

The Independent UK

Former U.S. Ryder Cup Captains Take Stance on Paying Players in Letter to PGA of America

Sports Illustrated has learned that a dozen former captains sent a letter lobbying against reported plans to pay U.S. players $400,000 to play in the 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage.

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Ryder Cup Legend Ben Crenshaw Has a Bold Opinion on Whether U.S. Players Should Be Paid

The captain of the seminal 1999 U.S. team spoke to SI about Ryder Cup players being paid and did not hold back. Plus, notes on Scottie Scheffler's latest triumph from Bob Harig.

Sports Illustrated

Mixed US messages on Ryder Cup pay give Europe the moral high ground

Scheffler, Woods, Cantlay and others all talk of being happy to play for free while not objecting to payments, and the optics are terrible

The Guardian - UK

Patrick Cantlay Blames 'Media Narrative' For Role In Ryder Cup Pay Dispute

Patrick Cantlay says reports of all American players wanting to be paid to play in the Ryder Cup is just part of a "media narrative"

Golf Monthly

Scheffler Has No Problem With Ryder Cup Players Being Paid

Scottie Scheffler has no problem with players being paid to play in the Ryder Cup, but insists he and his fellow American team would happily pay themselves to take part

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Scottie Scheffler, Justin Thomas Understand the ‘Touchy Subject’ of Ryder Cup Money

The U.S. stars discussed the hot-button topic Wednesday, saying they'd play in Ryder Cups for free but also comparing it to the name, image and likeness issue in college sports.

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Keegan Bradley Says Report of U.S. Ryder Cup Players Being Paid Is ‘All Speculation’

The 2025 captain told SI that he was disappointed in “leaks” and that payments to U.S. Ryder Cup players is not a done deal.

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Tiger Woods on Ryder Cup pay: ‘I hope they would get $5 million each and donate it all to charity’

Woods’s sentiment has remained consistent over the years.

The Independent UK

Tiger Woods wants Ryder Cup team to get 5m dollars each and give it to charity

The biennial match will be held next at Bethpage Black, New York, in September 2025.

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Tiger Woods Wants U.S. Ryder Cup Players to Be Paid, Under One Condition

Speaking at his Hero World Challenge, Tiger Woods said he supports players getting increased stipends next year, but he has a stipulation for it.

Golf Monthly

'So Much More Than Getting Paid' - Patrick Reed Against Ryder Cup Player Payments

Captain America himself Patrick Reed is against players being paid to play in the Ryder Cup, saying they shouldn't need money to take part in the iconic event

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‘Mindsets Are a Little Different’: Ian Poulter Sounds Off On Ryder Cup Pay-for-Play Debate

The seven-time member of the European Ryder Cup team gave his opinion on U.S. players potentially being paid.

Sports Illustrated

Sergio Garcia Pays DP World Tour Fines, Reclaims Ryder Cup Eligibility

After paying his fines and planning to serve his suspension, Sergio Garcia may once again play in the Ryder Cup.

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Report: Sergio Garcia has reapplied for DP World Tour membership in hopes to make Ryder Cup team

Sergio could return to the Ryder Cup after all.

The Independent UK

Sergio Garcia rejoins DP World Tour and paves way for Ryder Cup spot

The Spaniard, who joined the breakaway LIV Golf in 2022, has had to settle the outstanding substantial fines and will also have to serve a suspension.

Sports Illustrated

Paying U.S. Ryder Cup Players Was Never Going to Be Popular

With the staggering amounts of money throughout pro golf and a 2025 Ryder Cup already being called greedy, Bob Harig writes that fallout from a proposal to pay players was inevitable.

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