Billy Horschel, who finished tied for second at The Open Championship, has withdrawn from the 3M Open due to illness. He expressed disappointment and apologized to the event organizers and fans. Alternate Adam Long has replaced Horschel in the tournament.

England's Richard Bland denies rumors that LIV Golf denied him a tournament release to play in the Senior Open. Bland is unable to play due to his resignation from the DP World Tour and would need to settle outstanding fines before he could participate. He clarifies that he did not ask for a release and that playing in LIV Golf is his priority. Bland also mentions that when he loses his status in the LIV Golf League, he plans to retire.

Jacob Bridgeman leads the 3M Open with a one-stroke lead over Mackenzie Hughes. Bridgeman's strong performance is crucial as he aims to improve his position in the FedEx Cup standings. Sahith Theegala seeks redemption after previous struggles at the tournament. Gary Woodland shows promise after recovering from brain surgery. Stewart Cink remains confident in his ability to make a playoff push.

Jacob Bridgeman is feeling confident again after taking the first-round lead at the 3M Open golf tournament. The PGA Tour rookie birdied five of the final seven holes to finish with an 8-under-par 63, a welcome change after missing the cut in his previous three tournaments.

In his PGA Tour debut at the 3M Open, Ben Warian from Stillwater impressed with a 2-under round of 69, earning him a tie for 46th place. The local crowd, including his college teammates and friends, showed tremendous support throughout the round. Despite a couple of setbacks, Warian showcased his skills and finished strong with a birdie on his final hole. His performance has generated excitement and high expectations for the rest of the tournament.

American golfer Lauren Coughlin has taken the first-round lead at the CPKC Women's Open with a 4-under 68. Coughlin, who has had a strong season so far, battled tough conditions to shoot the best round of the day. Four players are tied for second place at 3-under, including past champion Ariya Jutanugarn. Lydia Ko, a three-time winner of the tournament, sits in a tie for sixth place.

Brooke Henderson sits four shots off the lead after the first day of the CPKC Women's Open in Calgary. She finished with an even-par 72, battling tough conditions and struggling with her putting. Despite the challenging round, Henderson is grateful for the support of Canadian fans and hopes for a better start in the next round.

John Catlin will make his fourth start as a replacement for injured Charles Howell III at the LIV Golf UK tournament. Howell is recovering from a tibia injury and has three more weeks to determine if he's fit to return. Catlin has performed well as a reserve player, helping the Crushers team maintain their lead in the standings. Catlin's presence has allowed Howell to recover without feeling rushed, and he has not disrupted the team's chemistry. Catlin is aiming to make LIV Golf his primary objective for 2025 and is currently leading the International Series points standings on the Asian Tour.

Stephen Ames takes the lead after the first round of The Senior Open Presented by Rolex with a four under par 68 at Carnoustie Golf Links. Ames, who has already won two PGA TOUR Champions victories in 2024, is one stroke ahead of a four-strong chasing pack. The conditions were dry and windy, but Ames navigated them well, with birdies at the fourth, fifth, 12th, and 14th holes. Paul Broadhurst, the 2016 Senior Open champion, finished strong with a five-under back nine. Australian Scott Hend and former Ryder Cup Captains Thomas Bjørn and Pádraig Harrington are also in contention.

Paul Broadhurst, a former Senior Open winner, overcame severe arthritis and being denied the use of a golf cart to perform well in the Senior Open presented by Rolex at Carnoustie. While some players were allowed to use carts on medical grounds, Broadhurst and three others were not granted permission. Despite his condition, Broadhurst shot a 69 and was just one shot off the lead.

Thomas Bjorn, a Danish golfer, has been named an honorary life member of the DP World Tour before the Senior Open. This recognition is a humbling experience for Bjorn, who has dedicated a lot of time and effort to the tour throughout his career. He expressed gratitude for the opportunities and experiences the tour has given him. Bjorn's performance in the Senior Open, where he shot a 71 in difficult conditions, put him just a few shots off the lead.

In the first round of the NV5 Invitational presented by Old National Bank on the Korn Ferry Tour, Wil Bateman, Joe Weiler, and Sudarshan Yellamaraju share the lead at 8-under 63. Curtis Thompson, the winner of the 2020 NV5 Invitational, opens with a 7-under 64. Karl Vilips records a hole-in-one. The article provides additional player notes and quotes from the leaders.

Nelly Korda, the gold medalist in women's golf at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, is aiming to win another gold medal at the 2024 Paris Games. Korda reflects on her previous victory and discusses her preparations for the upcoming tournament. Despite facing challenges and setbacks in her recent performances, Korda remains focused and determined to succeed.

Jon Rahm is advocating for LIV Golf to include a links tournament in its schedule to help players prepare for The Open. Rahm believes that playing a links course the week before the Open would provide valuable experience and improve performance. While he acknowledges the challenges of implementing this immediately, he hopes to discuss the idea with other players. Rahm suggests that Ireland would be an ideal location for a future links event. After the LIV Golf event at JCB Golf & Country Club, Rahm will focus on representing his country in the Olympics, expressing his excitement for the opportunity to win a gold medal.

Michelle Wie West, a 5-time LPGA Tour winner, shares the heartbreaking truth behind her childhood stardom in golf. Despite her success, she experienced heavy bullying at school, which led to a fractured sense of self. She juggled between her life as a golfer and a normal kid, facing the challenges of being a child prodigy.

Bryson DeChambeau believes that Tiger Woods still has the potential to win another major despite his recent poor form. DeChambeau praises Woods for his influence in the game of golf and his commitment to playing in major tournaments. He acknowledges that Woods will face tough competition from younger players but wouldn't rule out the possibility of Woods achieving another major victory.

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