News · PlayersDeChambeau backs LIV 2.0 and blames its parent company
Bryson DeChambeau, silent on LIV Golf's relaunch until now, says he wants to stay and blames the league's collapse on the company that ran it, not the teams.
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This week in golf 2–8 Nov 2026
Full scheduleRecent winners
All tournamentsSale wins the Grand Final; Brown takes the Road to Mallorca
Fichardt eagles the last to beat Zach Johnson in Little Rock
Novak wins Mexico Open by five for first solo PGA TOUR title
Alexander wins Wistron Ladies Open, seals LET Order of Merit
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All news// Tournaments
Every tour. Every winner.
A preview before every big event, a report after every round and the story of every win.
Equipment
All equipment
Winners' equipment · PuttersWinners' bags: Novak's old T.P. Mills, Yamashita's new Toulon
Comparison · TechForesight GC2 vs Rapsodo MLM2XPRO: measured spin or club data
Analysis · DriversTaylorMade's Qi4D sleeve: 0.75° more loft closes the face 1.5°
Style & Accessories
All styleImprove your game
All advicePlaying the Percentages, part 4: how far from the flag to aim
Course management · Course managementApproach from the rough: read the lie before the yardage
Ball above your feet: why the wedge goes further left than the 7-iron
Playing the Percentages, part 3: why driver usually beats laying back
// Travel & courses
Pack the clubs
Destinations worth the trip and courses worth knowing.
Features
All featuresTwo Australians in their fifties play for a Masters invitation
Graham Hourn, 58, works 12-hour shifts at a Queensland coal mine. Richard Heath, 55, spent 15 years at the European Golf Association. Both tee off for Australia at Te Arai Links on Thursday.
Glasgow earmarks Linn Park land for housing as volunteers revive it
Three men from Castlemilk have cut most of a closed council course back into play. Glasgow's new development plan earmarks part of it for housing, and objections close on 18 November.
Feature · HistoryThe £25 belt whose small print cancelled the 1871 Open
Prestwick's first Open, played 166 years ago this Saturday, came with a three-in-a-row rule. Neither Park nor Morris managed it; Morris's son did, and there was no Open in 1871.
// Tools
Handy for your next round
Free calculators and quick fitting guides.
The 19th Hole
More from the 19thThe club suggestions book: October's entries, answered
The flagstick, the three-minute search, the 40-second putt, the clocks going back and preferred lies: The 19th Hole opens a month of the members' suggestions book, and the secretary replies with the Rules of Golf.
The club prize-giving night, in the order it always runs
Andrea Lee won a car with an ace in South Korea. Club golfers get a raffle, a roast dinner and a trophy too heavy to hold: The 19th Hole's running order for the end-of-season presentation evening.
Humour · Golf lifeThe owner's manual that should come with every new driver
Specifications, settings, care, a troubleshooting table and a warranty clause: The 19th Hole writes the driver handbook the box leaves out, using what the Rules of Golf and the Equipment Rules say.



