PGA Tour

PGA Tour professional Dylan Wu has publicly criticized his omission from the 2026 WM Phoenix Open field, highlighting perceived unfairness in player exemptions. The tournament, set to begin on February 5 at TPC Scottsdale in Arizona, features a 123-player field but leaves out several fully exempt members, including Wu and Lee Hodges. Wu's comments come amid discussions about the event's unique status within the PGA Tour schedule.

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Bryson DeChambeau has committed to completing the final year of his original LIV Golf deal, passing a PGA Tour return deadline for recent major winners. In Saudi Arabia to start his fourth season with LIV, he reflects on past conversations about expanding his media influence beyond traditional tours. DeChambeau envisions a future where golfers gain more control over media rights, drawing parallels to Arnold Palmer's legacy.

Justin Rose extended his lead to six shots at the 2026 Farmers Insurance Open after a third-round 68, positioning him well for a potential second victory at Torrey Pines. The tournament, featuring a $9.6 million purse, heads into its final round on Sunday with Rose at 21 under par. Joel Dahmen sits alone in second place following rounds of 70-63-68.

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Justin Rose shot a 4-under 68 in the third round of the 2026 Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines, extending his lead to six shots over Joel Dahmen heading into Sunday. The 45-year-old Englishman reached 21 under par, matching his winning score from 2019, with birdies offsetting late bogeys. Brooks Koepka struggled with putting in his PGA Tour return, finishing at 2 under.

PGA Tour rookie Michael Brennan was disqualified after the first round of the Farmers Insurance Open for using non-permitted green-reading materials. The 23-year-old shot a two-under 70 on Torrey Pines' North Course before the breach of Model Local Rule G-11 was discovered. This marks a setback for the recent winner of his professional debut.

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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.