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It’s an unusually quiet week for the professional game with just three internationally significant events on the calendar. The PGA Tour heads to Illinois for the John Deere Classic, in Europe it is Germany playing host for the BMW International Open while the Asian Tour are in Morocco for the third of their 2024 International Series events.
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The global golf circus marches on with team golf on the LPGA in Michigan at the Dow Championship, the PGA Tour in Detroit for the Rocket Mortgage Classic and the DP World Tour getting a taste of history at the Italian Open. Meanwhile the over-50s head to one of America’s great courses in Newport Country Club for the U.S Senior Open.
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A packed week to follow a gripping U.S Open with the world’s best women taking centre stage for the third major of the season, the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, at Sahalee this week. Meanwhile the PGA Tour plays the last of their eight Signature Events for 2024 at The Travelers, the DP World Tour heads to The Netherlands for the KLM Open and the Asian Tour hosts the Kolon Korean Open. LIV also tees up this week with newly minted U.S Open champion Bryson DeChambeau likely to be the star of the show in Nashville.
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The majors just keep coming and this week’s 124th U.S Open promises to be a memorable one as the USGA returns to Pinehurst No.2, one of the most revered golf courses in the U.S where Scottie Scheffler will be a prohibitive favourite. Meanwhile, the LPGA heads to Michigan for the Meijer LPGA Classic for Simply Give where Leona Maguire defends.
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After a memorable week of golf in both Pennsylvania and Canada it’s back to regular programming this week with the PGA Tour in Ohio for Jack’s tournament, the Memorial. Meanwhile, LIV Golf visits Texas and the LPGA heads to one of the most interesting courses on the schedule at Seaview Bay in New Jersey. Plus, the best men and women in Europe play a mixed event in Sweden at the Volvo Car Scandinavian Mixed.
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The world’s best women take centre stage this week with the U.S. Women’s Open being played at Lancaster Country Club in Pennsylvania. Nelly Korda is the heavy favourite but there are a couple of Australians in with a legitimate chance in what is shaping to be a brilliant week of golf. Elsewhere, the PGA Tour heads from Texas to Ontario for the Canadian Open and the DP World Tour is in Germany for the European Open.
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A rare chance for golf fans to catch their breath this week with just two events to preview in depth and a third worthy of a mention. The PGA Tour heads to Texas for the Charles Schwab Challenge at the iconic Colonial Country Club, while the DP World Tour is in Belgium for the Soudal Open and the over-50s play for PGA Tour Champions major at the KitchenAid Senior PGA in Michigan.
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It’s major time again in the men’s game with the PGA Championship teeing off in Kentucky this week. There are intriguing storylines aplenty, but few will capture the imagination like the potential showdown between Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler and Brooks Koepka. Meanwhile, the LPGA heads to New Jersey and Liberty National for the Mizuho Americas Open where Rose Zhang defends the title she won in historic fashion last year in her first career start as a professional.
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Things wind down a bit in the golf world this week with just two Tours in action around the world. The PGA Tour has both its signature event at Quail Hollow plus a new, opposite field tournament in the Myrtle Beach Classic. Meanwhile, the LPGA pays tribute to its founders with what has become a quasi-major, the Cognizant Founders Cup, in New Jersey.
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This week sees professional golf continue its run in Asia with the DP World Tour (Volvo China Open), LIV Golf (Singapore) and the Asian Tour (GS Caltex Maekyung Open) all teeing up in the region. The LPGA has a week off, while the PGA Tour heads to Texas for an old event with a new sponsor, The CJ CUP Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch.
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