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⛳ Your Golf News Round-up: 3 Nov 25

  • Writer: Spike Golf
    Spike Golf
  • 2 days ago
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Your Golf News Round-up: 3 Nov 25

  1. 🟢 Rory McIlroy Embraces India as Headliner


Rory’s taking his name global — he’s set to be a headline act at the DP World India Championship at Delhi Golf Club, joining names like Tommy Fleetwood in the field.

His ambitions are big: he’s eyeing yet another Race to Dubai push and wants that Order of Merit crown.



  1. 🔵 PGA Tour Launches “Straight Up” + Leadership Changes


The PGA Tour rolled out a new campaign called “Straight Up” to revamp its brand narrative before the updated FedExCup Playoffs. It signals a move toward simplicity, transparency, and fan-centric presentation.

Also, PGA Tour announced Rolapp as their incoming CEO, while Commissioner Monahan will stay through 2026.



  1. 🟣 Old Course at St Andrews to Be Upgraded


In classic golf architecture news, six holes at St Andrews’ Old Course will be lengthened in preparation for The 2027 Open Championship. The R&A is balancing modernization with heritage — adding distance while preserving the character.



  1. 🔄 Field & Format Shifts: Tour Moves Underway


The Tour’s no stranger to change, and this week it’s getting visible:


  • The Sentry won’t be contested in 2026.

  • Bradley opens up on Ryder Cup loss, reflecting on Europe’s narrow drama.

    These moves hint at strategic re-prioritization across tour scheduling and player programming.

    👉 Catch up via PGA Tour news



  1. 🏆 Spotlight on Major Stage: Rory’s Open Charge Revisited


Flashback moment: during The Open at Royal Portrush, Rory launched an electric 5-under 66 round to climb up the leaderboard and get the crowd buzzing — one of his more memorable rounds in recent major contention.

 
 
 

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