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LIV Golf trolls couldn’t script a better AI parody. 😂 • Matt Fitzpatrick, sitting in front of giant PGA TOUR & FedExCup Playoffs logos: • Q: Are you extra motivated to win the BMW Championship? • Fitz: “No. For me, the world of golf revolves around the 4 majors.”...

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LaMelo won ROTY in spite of the Hornets, Kon is on his way to win ROTY because of the Hornets 🤞🏾 They never had the intentions to make a push for the playoffs this season, their intentions are to push LaMelo out of Charlotte 😂

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Tyrrell Hatton is playing some awesome golf on the LIV Golf League, with a win in Nashville, but he’s currently only in 1 major for 2025. I asked whether future major access concerns him at all: “I know that the guys at LIV are trying to figure it out with the powers that be in golf. I think everyone in the golf world can agree that there’s enough fantastic players on LIV that you’d like to see them in fields at majors. Currently, obviously they go off the world ranking system. I think, from a players perspective, I hope that something can be worked out where if it goes into 2025 there’s X amount of spots that LIV receive to play in majors. Just with the quality of fields that we have, I don’t see how people could argue that those guys wouldn’t be deserving of a spot in those tournaments.” Imo, access to major championships is the number 1 issue for LIV to address. It’s helps builds important context for the league and gives career progression for the players. Hopefully something is worked out soon.

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What golf course are you most excited to return to in 2026? For me, North Berwick is the one. A magical place. One of the most influential golf courses in history, but more importantly, one of the most fun. Enjoy 2 minutes of golf bliss:
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What golf course are you most excited to return to in 2026? For me, North Berwick is the one. A magical place. One of the most influential golf courses in history, but more importantly, one of the most fun. Enjoy 2 minutes of golf bliss:

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