Greg Norman's recent Instagram post celebrating his tenure as CEO of LIV Golf faced backlash for perceived exaggerations about the league's success and its impact on the PGA Tour. Despite highlighting accomplishments and expressing gratitude towards supporters, many fans criticized his claims, stating that LIV Golf remains largely irrelevant and questioning the league's overall progress since its inception. Viewer ratings for LIV events also lagged behind those of PGA Tour events, further fueling skepticism about LIV Golf's future.

Scottie Scheffler leads the TOUR Championship with a four-shot advantage despite a brief struggle on the course. He has had an exceptional season with seven wins, including major titles, while Collin Morikawa and Xander Schauffele are the closest competitors, five and four shots back, respectively. Although Scheffler's performance has been dominant, past experiences remind that he could falter, but he feels confident heading into the weekend.

Haeran Ryu recorded a bogey-free, 10-under 62 during the second round of the FM Championship, taking the 36-hole lead for the second time in her LPGA Tour career. After starting the tournament with a 3-under 69, Ryu's impressive performance included multiple birdies, marking her new career-low round. She aims to secure her second LPGA title, currently leading by six shots over a trio of players tied for second at 7-under. Other notable players include Robyn Choi, Yealimi Noh, and Bianca Pagdanganan, who also had a strong performance with a 6-under 66.

Scottie Scheffler leads the Tour Championship by four shots after a 5-under 66, with Collin Morikawa and Xander Schauffele trailing after impressive rounds of 63 and 64, respectively. Scheffler's strong performance, including a recovery from a storm delay, positions him well for the $25 million FedEx Cup prize, though Morikawa and Schauffele are determined to close the gap.

Collin Morikawa shot an impressive 8-under 63 at the Tour Championship, significantly reducing his seven-shot deficit to leader Scottie Scheffler. Despite a bogey on the 11th hole, Morikawa made nine birdies and maintained focus throughout the round, showcasing his skill and strategy. With this performance, he has an outside chance of winning the FedEx Cup if he continues to execute his game plan effectively.

Xander Schauffele rebounded at the Tour Championship with a bogey-free 7-under 64, sitting at 16-under overall, five shots behind leader Scottie Scheffler. Schauffele made crucial birdies and a significant par save on the 17th hole, demonstrating a sense of urgency to catch up with Scheffler and Collin Morikawa. He acknowledged the need for exceptional play to stay competitive against the top players.

Tony Finau, currently in sixth place at the Tour Championship with a score of 9-under, emphasizes the importance of the competition despite a significant gap to the leader, Scottie Scheffler. He highlights the $100 million purse and the bonuses available, noting that there is still much to play for, including a potential $3.5 million for finishing sixth. Finau maintains a positive outlook, focusing on improving his position and finishing the season strong.

Haeran Ryu leads the 2024 FM Championship at TPC Boston with a score of 13 under par after shooting a 10-under 62. She holds a six-shot advantage over Bianca Pagdanganan, Robyn Choi, and Yealimi Noh. The cut line was set at 2 over, with several notable players missing it, including Albane Valenzuela and Yuka Saso.

Alexa Pano, a 20-year-old golfer from Westborough, received enthusiastic support from fans during the second round of the LPGA FM Championship at TPC Boston, highlighting her status as a local hero. Unfortunately, Pano failed to make the cut after she landed below 62nd place carding a 147 for the first two rounds.

Tyrrell Hatton leads the 2024 Betfred British Masters with a score of 10 under after a 7-under 65, expressing satisfaction with his putting performance. Jorge Campillo and Brandon Stone are tied for second at 9 under. Notable players who missed the cut include Andrew Johnston and Luke Donald. Hatton aims for his seventh DP World Tour victory and is one of two LIV golfers participating.

The European Tour Performance Institute (ETPI) launched a new state-of-the-art Training & Recovery Unit at the Betfred British Masters, enhancing training facilities for golfers on the DP World Tour. This mobile unit includes gym and recovery equipment, addressing the growing demand for consistent training standards. It features specialized equipment and a mental health area, allowing players to maintain high performance and well-being during events.

After Day 1 of the Curtis Cup, the score is tied 3-3, thanks to Sara Byrne's chip-in birdie, which secured a crucial four-ball point for GB&I. The U.S. initially led with a 2-1 win in the opening foursomes, but GB&I rallied in the afternoon with key victories, including Byrne's impressive finish alongside Lottie Woad. Byrne expressed excitement about the team's momentum going into the next days of competition.

Mimi and Patience Rhodes, siblings on the Great Britain & Ireland Curtis Cup team, showcase a strong family dynamic in golf, complementing each other's skills. Despite a disappointing loss to American opponents, they maintain a supportive relationship on and off the course. As they pursue their golfing careers, Mimi is set to turn professional while Patience continues her studies at Arizona State.

Great Britain & Ireland ended the first day of the Curtis Cup tied with the United States after recovering from a slow start. Despite losing the morning foursomes 2-1, they won the afternoon fourballs 3-0, with Hannah Darling and Aine Donegan securing a crucial victory in their match. Darling expressed her excitement about performing well and contributing to the team's score, while Lorna McClymont faced a loss in her debut match.

Keegan Bradley faces a dilemma regarding his participation in the upcoming Presidents Cup as he balances his recent success and his role as the 2025 Ryder Cup captain. While he has moved into a qualifying position for the Presidents Cup, he is also a vice-captain and must decide whether playing or focusing solely on leadership would be more beneficial for the team. Bradley emphasizes his commitment to doing what is best for the team, whether that means playing or supporting as a vice-captain.

Hideki Matsuyama was spotted using a new Srixon ZXi LS driver at the Tour Championship, aiming to enhance his performance as he competes for the FedEx Cup. The driver features interchangeable weights for custom CG placement and a refined face design, differing from previous Srixon models. Matsuyama's consistent use of the Graphite Design Tour AD-DI shaft and the addition of lead tape suggest a tailored approach to improve his driving distance and accuracy.

Sam Burns humorously roasted Scottie Scheffler during the Tour Championship, calling him "terrible" after Scheffler's poor shot into a bunker, which sparked laughter and went viral online. Despite the light-hearted moment, Scheffler maintained a five-shot lead in the tournament, aiming for his first Tour Championship title after a series of impressive performances this season.

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