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South Australia Invests in LIV Golf Course Redesign, Top Players Withdraw from Open Qualifying
South Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas is facing criticism following the decision to redevelop a city golf course to host LIV Golf events. The redesign aims to meet the standards required for LIV Golf, with costs expected to range between $150 and $200 per square foot for the upgrades, aligning the course with PGA standards.
In other developments, the world of professional golf is witnessing significant movement ahead of The Open. A notable LIV Golf player experienced a setback after being disqualified from The Open qualifying round due to a subpar performance over nine holes. Consequently, the golfer will now participate in the John Deere Classic on the PGA Tour, starting this Thursday.
Meanwhile, efforts to qualify for The Open faced further adjustments as several prominent golfers made the decision to withdraw. Among them was a Masters champion and three LIV Golf stars, who opted out of the qualifiers. The R&A confirmed that three-time PGA Tour winner Paul Casey was one of the players withdrawing before the 36-hole qualifier commenced.
These developments highlight the dynamic and sometimes challenging landscape of professional golf as players navigate between major tours and prestigious tournaments.
In other developments, the world of professional golf is witnessing significant movement ahead of The Open. A notable LIV Golf player experienced a setback after being disqualified from The Open qualifying round due to a subpar performance over nine holes. Consequently, the golfer will now participate in the John Deere Classic on the PGA Tour, starting this Thursday.
Meanwhile, efforts to qualify for The Open faced further adjustments as several prominent golfers made the decision to withdraw. Among them was a Masters champion and three LIV Golf stars, who opted out of the qualifiers. The R&A confirmed that three-time PGA Tour winner Paul Casey was one of the players withdrawing before the 36-hole qualifier commenced.
These developments highlight the dynamic and sometimes challenging landscape of professional golf as players navigate between major tours and prestigious tournaments.
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By Quiet. PleaseSouth Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas is facing criticism following the decision to redevelop a city golf course to host LIV Golf events. The redesign aims to meet the standards required for LIV Golf, with costs expected to range between $150 and $200 per square foot for the upgrades, aligning the course with PGA standards.
In other developments, the world of professional golf is witnessing significant movement ahead of The Open. A notable LIV Golf player experienced a setback after being disqualified from The Open qualifying round due to a subpar performance over nine holes. Consequently, the golfer will now participate in the John Deere Classic on the PGA Tour, starting this Thursday.
Meanwhile, efforts to qualify for The Open faced further adjustments as several prominent golfers made the decision to withdraw. Among them was a Masters champion and three LIV Golf stars, who opted out of the qualifiers. The R&A confirmed that three-time PGA Tour winner Paul Casey was one of the players withdrawing before the 36-hole qualifier commenced.
These developments highlight the dynamic and sometimes challenging landscape of professional golf as players navigate between major tours and prestigious tournaments.
In other developments, the world of professional golf is witnessing significant movement ahead of The Open. A notable LIV Golf player experienced a setback after being disqualified from The Open qualifying round due to a subpar performance over nine holes. Consequently, the golfer will now participate in the John Deere Classic on the PGA Tour, starting this Thursday.
Meanwhile, efforts to qualify for The Open faced further adjustments as several prominent golfers made the decision to withdraw. Among them was a Masters champion and three LIV Golf stars, who opted out of the qualifiers. The R&A confirmed that three-time PGA Tour winner Paul Casey was one of the players withdrawing before the 36-hole qualifier commenced.
These developments highlight the dynamic and sometimes challenging landscape of professional golf as players navigate between major tours and prestigious tournaments.