DP World Tour
Freddy Schott claims first DP World Tour title in Bahrain playoff
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Germany's Freddy Schott secured his maiden DP World Tour victory at the Bahrain Championship, edging out Patrick Reed and Calum Hill in a dramatic three-man playoff. The 24-year-old, ranked No. 436, overcame nerves to win on the second extra hole after Reed was eliminated early. Schott's triumph came after all three finished regulation at 17-under par.
Jon Rahm expressed satisfaction over reports of a potential agreement between LIV Golf and the DP World Tour to end fines for players competing in conflicting events. The proposed solution would allow LIV players to participate in select DP World Tour events without penalties starting this year, though existing fines remain outstanding. Rahm, who faces around $3 million in fines, awaits the outcome of his appeal alongside Tyrrell Hatton.
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Patrick Reed has left LIV Golf after failing to agree on a contract extension, announcing his intention to return to the PGA Tour in late 2026. The 2018 Masters champion cited family reasons and his traditionalist roots in the decision. His departure, following Brooks Koepka's return, highlights ongoing challenges for the Saudi-backed league amid financial pressures.
Rory McIlroy enters 2026 aiming for more major wins after a stellar 2025 that included completing the career Grand Slam. The Northern Irishman has confirmed several key tournaments on the PGA Tour and DP World Tour. He also continues in the TGL league with Boston Common Golf.