Patrick Rodgers took the lead at the Genesis Invitational at Torrey Pines with a 4-under 68, finishing at 8-under 208, one shot ahead of Denny McCarty. As Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy struggled with their rounds, Rodgers showcased his best golf despite a bogey on the 18th hole. Scheffler, the world’s No. 1 player, fell behind after a series of mistakes, while McIlroy's performance was marked by a slow decline. With the final round approaching, Rodgers aims for his first PGA Tour title, drawing on his past experiences and shifting his mindset to embrace the opportunity ahead.

Joaquin Niemann emerged victorious in a thrilling competition at LIV Golf Adelaide, defeating Abraham Ancer at The Grange Golf Club with a flawless seven-under-par 65, marking his third LIV Golf title in just over a year. Despite Ancer's strong performance for much of the day, he faltered with costly bogeys on the final holes, allowing Niemann to secure the win with a total of 13-under par. The Fireballs GC, led by Ancer, claimed the team title, finishing six strokes ahead of Jon Rahm's Legion III. The event highlighted both individual and team efforts amidst challenging conditions, with players expressing pride in their performances despite not achieving personal bests.

The new LIV Golf CEO, Scot O’Neil, expressed interest in collaborating with the LPGA Tour to explore potential involvement in women's golf. In an interview, he mentioned plans to meet with interim LPGA commissioner Liz Moore to discuss how LIV Golf can contribute to the women's game, emphasizing a desire to apply successful practices from LIV Golf's development. Previously, there was a rejection of investment offers in the LET and LPGA Tour, but with new leadership in both organizations, the conversation around partnership is being revisited. O’Neil also highlighted ambitions to increase participation in the Australian Open and enhance the golfing experience for fans.

Tiger Woods is set to return to competitive golf at the TGL match next week after withdrawing from The Genesis Invitational to mourn the passing of his mother, Kultida. Initially planning to make his first official PGA TOUR start since July, Woods stated he needed more time to process his loss. His last TOUR appearance was at The Open Championship, where he missed the cut, and he had a challenging 2024 season due to back pain. Woods’ TGL team, Jupiter Links, has had one win and one loss, and he will compete against New York Golf Club's team in the upcoming match.

Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler struggled during the third round of the Genesis Invitational at Torrey Pines, failing to capitalize on their positions as top contenders. McIlroy's performance was marked by poor putting and several missed opportunities, leading to a 2-over 74, while Scheffler also faltered with a 4-over 76, leaving both players tied at 3-under for the tournament. The anticipated showdown between the two stars quickly dissipated, with Patrick Rodgers taking the lead as they fell further behind in the competition.

Ludvig Aberg achieved a remarkable hole-in-one on the iconic par-3 third hole at Torrey Pines during the Genesis Invitational, showcasing his exceptional skill and precision in a high-stakes tournament setting.

Denny McCarthy is one shot behind leader Patrick Rodgers going into the final round of the Genesis Invitational, seeking his first PGA Tour victory after 193 starts. Despite past near-misses and a challenging course, McCarthy's confidence and performance have positioned him for a potential breakthrough.

Tony Finau achieved an impressive feat at the Genesis Invitational by making three chip-ins for birdie over eight holes, leading to a third-round score of five-under-par 67, which placed him in a tie for sixth. He described this as the most chip-ins he has ever made in a single round.

A remarkable ace made by a Ryder Cup sensation captured attention as the World No. 1 golfer experienced a significant downturn, marking their worst round in three years during the Genesis Invitational. The third round, held yesterday showcased the contrasting performances of rising stars and established players, emphasizing the unpredictability of tournament play.

Justin Leonard holds a narrow one-stroke lead over Ernie Els as he seeks his first victory on the PGA Tour Champions at the Chubb Classic, after posting a 7-under 65 in the second round. Leonard's total score of 133 (11-under) comes as he enters the final round, while Els, who has been a formidable competitor with a score of 134 (10-under), aims for his eighth win on the tour. Other notable players include Paul Stankowski and Felipe Aguilar, both in close contention as the tournament progresses, highlighting a competitive field as the final round approaches.

Joaquin Niemann secured a thrilling victory at the LIV Golf tournament in Adelaide, finishing with a remarkable seven-under 65 in the final round, which allowed him to surpass Mexican golfer Abraham Ancer by two shots. Niemann's performance brought his total to 13 under for the tournament, earning him a $4 million winner's check. Ancer, who was leading for parts of the final round, ended with 11 under after suffering two bogeys. The tournament highlighted Niemann's third win on the LIV Golf tour and set the stage for Adelaide to host the event until 2031, with plans for the golf course redevelopment overseen by Greg Norman.

Cameron Smith, Australia's LIV Golf star, remains optimistic about his performance despite a lackluster showing at a recent tournament in Adelaide, where he finished tied for 30th. He acknowledged that while the experience was enjoyable, his gameplay did not meet his expectations, managing only one round under par. Smith expressed confidence in his abilities and emphasized the hard work he has been putting in, indicating that he is eager to translate that effort into better results in future competitions. The challenges of the tournament schedule and travel fatigue were also noted as factors impacting his performance.

LIV Golf has confirmed that Adelaide will continue to host its tournament until 2031, despite ongoing discussions about the potential reunification of the PGA and LIV tours. The announcement highlights LIV's commitment to maintaining a significant presence in global golf, particularly after attracting around 100,000 fans in each of the past two years. Plans were also revealed to relocate the event to a newly redeveloped course designed by Greg Norman, which aims to enhance the tournament experience and capitalize on the area's growing popularity in the sport.

The TGL Week 5 features an exciting lineup of four matches taking place on Presidents Day, with all six teams competing at least once. Atlanta Drive GC and Los Angeles Golf Club, both with perfect records, are set to clash, while The Bay Golf Club seeks to maintain momentum after their strong performances. The matches will be played in a unique format over 15 holes, incorporating a new rule regarding the tactical use of "The Hammer" to increase the stakes of each hole. As the inaugural season progresses, the competition intensifies, with teams aiming for a spot in the semifinals and ultimately the SoFi Cup finals scheduled for March.

Tiger Woods will return to play in a TGL match on February 16, following his mother's death on February 4. He had initially planned to compete in the Genesis Invitational but withdrew, stating he is still processing his loss. Woods last played in a TGL match on January 27, where his mother was present.

Rory McIlroy recently shared his favorite golf club, the TaylorMade M2 driver, which he used during mid-to-late 2017, following a strong performance at the Genesis Invitational. He humorously reflected on his attachment to the driver, admitting he sometimes wishes he could still use it, despite it potentially being illegal now. The M2 driver, which was introduced by TaylorMade in 2016, remains on the USGA's Conforming List, indicating its compliance with golf regulations. Since switching from Nike to TaylorMade in 2017, McIlroy has consistently utilized their clubs, achieving remarkable driving distances, including leading the Driving Distance category in 2017 with an average of 319.7 yards.

Patrick Rodgers, a prominent PGA Tour golfer, is competing in the Genesis Invitational and is currently ranked T5. Known for his collegiate success at Stanford, where he matched Tiger Woods' record with 11 wins, Rodgers has made a name for himself since turning professional in 2014. His golf bag features top-of-the-line equipment, including a Titleist TSR3 driver, Fairway Wood, TSi3 Hybrid, T100S Irons, Vokey Design SM9 Wedges, and a Toulon Design San Diego Putter, all contributing to his performance on the course as he prepares for his 284th PGA Tour event.

Jeeno Thitikul won the PIF Saudi Ladies International by four strokes, marking her 17th professional victory. Despite a slow start, she maintained her lead and showcased strong performance throughout the tournament, continuing her impressive run of form with top-10 finishes in her last eight starts.www.golfmonthly.com/news/jeeno-thitikul-saudi-ladies-international-win

Xander Schauffele aims to return to competitive golf at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in March after dealing with a right rib injury that has sidelined him for much of the season. Following a disappointing start, where he only managed a T30 finish in his first event and withdrew from subsequent tournaments, Schauffele acknowledged the extent of his injury and the need for recovery. He expressed his desire to regain competitive form before the Masters and emphasized the importance of preparing adequately for upcoming major events, noting that he underestimated the impact of the injury on his performance.

After missing the cut at the Genesis Invitational, Adam Hadwin's wife, Jessica, lightened the mood with a humorous Valentine's Day card featuring his poor scorecard, saying, "This scorecard isn't attractive but you are!" She shared her funny take on social media to cheer him up after a tough tournament.

LIV Golf's recent season opener attracted only 12,000 viewers, highlighting its ongoing struggles despite claims of progress. Financial losses are mounting, with predictions of $5 billion spent by the Saudi Public Investment Fund, raising concerns about the league's sustainability and the implications for its relationship with the PGA Tour.

Annabell Fuller experienced a significant career boost after securing a solo third place at the PIF Saudi Ladies International, earning approximately $270,000, which is around $190,000 more than her total earnings from the entire previous season. Turning professional just over a year ago, Fuller had already shown promise by finishing sixth at the Lalla Meryem Cup, but her performance at the Saudi tournament marked a turning point in her career. Despite a challenging start on the final day, she rallied with five birdies on the back nine, showcasing her resilience and skill. This substantial payday not only enhances her financial stability but also serves as a confidence booster as she aims to further her career on the Ladies European Tour.

Jon Rahm is set to experience a significant decline in his world ranking, as he is projected to fall outside the top 50 for the first time since 2017 due to his participation in LIV Golf, which does not award Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) points. Despite his previous successes, including a major championship victory and a top ranking, his recent performances in major tournaments have been disappointing, and his decision to play in Australia instead of the Genesis Invitational has further impacted his standing. As the new rankings are released, it is evident that unless Rahm can reclaim his form in the upcoming majors, his decline in the rankings may continue.

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