In an interview with LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman, he discusses the future plans of LIV Golf, including the potential acquisition of golf courses and the expansion of the brand into different regions. Norman also addresses the perception of LIV Golf and its viewership, emphasizing the importance of adapting to the changing entertainment landscape.

USGA boss Mike Whan welcomes LIV Golf players to the US Open "with open arms" if they qualify, highlighting the availability of qualifying spots as a distinguishing feature of the tournament. Around half of the field is filled through qualifiers, including nine exempt LIV Golf players and 35 others attempting to qualify. Whan emphasizes that the US Open is the most open of all the Majors, with spots not held and filled by qualifying players. Former champions and major winners hold exemptions, but Whan assures that anyone good enough to qualify will be welcomed.

Adrian Meronk, a Polish golfer, shares his experience on LIV Golf, describing it as an "elevated college experience" and expressing his enjoyment of playing on the circuit. He mentions the team dynamic, playing rounds and having dinner with teammates. Meronk also discusses his time on other tours and his excitement about joining LIV Golf. He has had decent performances on the circuit, including a tie for eighth place at the LIV Golf Singapore event. Overall, Meronk has competed in six tournaments with four top-20 finishes.

The PGA Tour has announced that all eligible players, except Scottie Scheffler, have committed to the Wells Fargo Championship. Scheffler, currently ranked world No. 1, is expecting the birth of his first child and will not be participating. He has recently won four out of his last five starts on Tour, including two signature events.

Jake Knapp leads the 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson after back-to-back 64s, with Matt Wallace and Troy Merritt close behind. The biggest story is 16-year-old amateur Kris Kim making the cut, becoming the youngest player to do so at a PGA Tour event since 2013. Jordan Spieth missed the cut.

Jordan Spieth, Kevin Kisner, Matt Kuchar, Justin Suh, Stewart Cink, and Wesley Bryan were among the notable players who missed the cut at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson. Spieth's missed cut at his hometown event was his second in 12 appearances, while Kisner has now missed the cut for the eighth time in 10 starts this season. Kuchar, who has been consistent in Dallas, missed the cut for just the second time in 15 appearances. Suh continued his disappointing season with his fourth straight missed cut, and Cink missed the cut for the first time since 2000. Bryan, who finished runner-up in his last start, also missed the cut.

Jason Day's $2.6m Byron Nelson tournament title defense was saved by a 35-foot miracle putt on the final hole, allowing him to make the cut. Day had a rollercoaster hole, hitting his second shot into the water and needing a penalty drop, but he managed to sink the putt and stay in the tournament. Meanwhile, Jake Knapp took the lead after the second round with a seven-under par 64, followed by Matt Wallace and Troy Merritt tied for second.

Golf pros Matt Wallace and Jason Day both experienced challenging moments during their games. Wallace topped his ball into a penalty area but managed to recover and stay in contention. Day, the defending champion, hit into the water but made a 34-foot putt for par, keeping his chances of defending his title alive. These incidents highlight the unpredictable and human aspects of golf, as well as the importance of resilience and moving on to the next shot.

Sebastian Munoz leads the crowded leaderboard at LIV Golf Singapore after shooting a 6-under 65 in the first round. Brooks Koepka is one shot behind in second place, along with Thomas Pieters, Cameron Tringale, Abraham Ancer, Martin Kaymer, and Kevin Na. Joaquin Niemann and Dustin Johnson are two shots back. Anthony Kim also had a strong round with a 2-under 69.

Phil Mickelson, at 53 years old, impressively hits a 300-yard driver off the deck at LIV Singapore, showcasing his skill and longevity in the game of golf.

Anthony Kim showed promising form in the LIV Golf Singapore event, posting his best score of the year with a 2-under 69. Despite being four shots off the leader, Kim expressed confidence in his ball-striking and gratitude for his supporters. This marks a positive turn for Kim, who has struggled since his return to golf.

Greg Norman's LIV Golf faced criticism and became a laughing stock in the golf world after a video from their Singapore event went viral. The cultural performances and unrelated entertainment activities organized by LIV Golf were seen as detracting from the traditional and serious nature of the sport, leading to backlash from fans.

The opening round of the Insperity Invitational, a PGA Tour Champions tournament, has been canceled due to weather conditions in The Woodlands, Texas. Round 1 will now begin on Saturday, May 4, with the expectation of playing 36 holes. This is the third time this season that weather has affected play in a tournament.

Bernhard Langer, the 66-year-old golfer, is making his return to the PGA TOUR Champions at the Insperity Invitational. Langer tore his left Achilles tendon three months ago and still experiences swelling and discomfort. He will be wearing mismatched shoes due to the swelling. Langer plans to play a full schedule on the PGA TOUR Champions and will use a cart for accommodation. He will miss the U.S. Open at Pinehurst and anticipates needing a cart for three other tournaments. Langer is determined to ease back into the game after his injury.

Sebastian Söderberg holds a three-shot lead at the halfway stage of the Volvo China Open, following strong performances in previous tournaments. He aims to make his US PGA Championship debut and remains confident in his game. Paul Waring is currently three shots behind Söderberg, while Guido Migliozzi and Joel Girrbach are also in contention.

Li Haotong hopes that China will produce a new generation of golf superstars within the next decade. He believes that the growing acceptance and popularity of golf in China, along with the improvement in practice facilities, courses, and coaching, will lead to the emergence of great players in the world. Li himself has been a successful Chinese golfer, winning multiple titles on the DP World Tour and making a significant impact on the sport in his homeland.

PGA Tour winner Jordan Spieth uses a variety of Titleist clubs, including the TSR2 driver, TSR3 three-wood, TSi2 hybrid, and 2021 T200 and T100 irons. He also uses Titleist Vokey Design Raw SM10 wedges, a Titleist Scottie Cameron Circle T 009 putter, and Titleist Pro V1x balls. His apparel and shoes are from Under Armour, including the HOVR Drive 2 golf shoes and items from the Jordan Spieth Collection.

Zach Johnson celebrates his 500th PGA Tour start at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson. Reflecting on his career, Johnson acknowledges the milestone and the challenges of competing consistently on the tour.

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Reggie Bush has launched a new 'golf-leisure' line in collaboration with TravisMathew. The collection features neutral colors and includes polo shirts, shorts, a quilted hooded jacket, and joggers. Bush aims to combine style and performance on the golf course, and the collection offers versatile and comfortable options for golfers. The Reggie Bush Collection is now available on TravisMathew.com.

According to golf instructor Claude Harmon III, one of the most effective ways to lower your handicap is to stop aiming at flags. Instead, aim for the center of the green to avoid trouble and increase your chances of two-putting. This strategy applies to both regular holes and par-3s. Playing par-3s in one-over for a tournament week can significantly improve your chances of winning.

During the CJ Cup Byron Nelson tournament, Jordan Spieth hit a fan in the elbow with an errant tee shot. Despite the injury, the fan praised Spieth and considered him a hero. This is not the first time Spieth has hit a fan with a drive, as a similar incident occurred at last year's Players Championship. Unfortunately, Spieth missed the cut in the tournament.

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