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Rory McIlroy is making a public push for golf's biggest names to join him at the Australian Open, calling the field a potential 'who's who' of the sport. His appeal comes as debate continues over the DP World Tour's reported decision to bar LIV Golf players from 2027, a move that would affect Ryder Cup eligibility and keep tensions in men's golf in the spotlight.
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Rory McIlroy is trending across the United States, Britain, Australia and Canada at the same time as reports that LIV Golf players face another deadline with their futures in the sport at stake. The Northern Irish star, one of golf's most prominent voices in the PGA Tour and LIV Golf dispute, remains at the centre of speculation about how the sport's split will be resolved.
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Rory McIlroy is trending in Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Sweden. The golf star's name is drawing searches at the same time as the European Tour's announcement that LIV golfers must choose between the rival circuit and competing in its events, with the door closed on playing both.
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Paige Spiranac is drawing attention in the US after sharing golf tips with her audience, while golf fans have come to her defense following criticism urging her to 'do better'. Supporters are pushing back against the callout, sparking debate online about the scrutiny she faces. The exchange has kept the former professional golfer among the most discussed names in sports and lifestyle coverage.
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Rory McIlroy is drawing attention across golf news, with the Northern Irish star reflecting on what he called 'wasted' LIV Golf money as the league's financial troubles continue. Justin Rose has also commented on a 'different' Ryder Cup team following eligibility changes, while Sir Nick Faldo jokingly questioned McIlroy's new look. Golf fans are discussing his comments and form ahead of upcoming DP World Tour events.
- 6Judge questions Trump plan to close East Potomac golf course●Judge Ana Reyes 💪👩⚖️⚖️💕 With # EastPotomacGolfLinks is “scheduled” to close, a federal judge on Friday pointedly questi
US District Judge Ana Reyes sharply questioned the Trump administration's rationale for closing East Potomac Golf Links, a historic public course and parkland in Washington, which is slated for conversion into a private championship-style course. The exchange came at a Friday hearing examining whether the closure of the publicly accessible space is lawful.
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A golf video game is being described as effectively impossible to beat. According to the claim spreading among players, the game's difficulty is so punishing that completing its courses is treated as beyond what is reasonably achievable. The discussion centres on frustration with the gameplay and on players comparing their failed attempts. Beyond the claim that the game is unreasonably hard, little verified detail about the game or its makers is available.
- 8Bryson DeChambeau Chases Public Course Record in One Round●Can I Break a Public Course Record In One Try? (I Lost My Mind)
Bryson DeChambeau is attempting to break a public golf course's course record in a single round, documenting the challenge in a new video. The golfer, known for his long driving and unconventional training, describes the effort as so intense he 'lost his mind' chasing the mark. The stunt has drawn large attention from golf fans.
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The Japan Ladies Professional Golf Association is drawing attention as tournament play continues on the JLPGA tour. On the course, Iwai Sumire extended her lead by three shots in the opening rounds to sit one stroke clear at the halfway point of the tournament. Off the course, the association ran its "Hello, Golf!" social studies field trip program for young students at the Katayama Legends Open, part of its ongoing efforts to introduce children to the sport.
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The PGA Tour's home for live golf coverage, video and audio is drawing attention as fans follow tournaments in real time. The hub streams live scoring, video highlights and audio coverage of Tour events, giving golf followers a single destination to track play as it happens on the course.
- 11Bryson DeChambeau Chases Course Record in First-Ever Attempt●Can I Break a Public Course Record In One Try? (Impossible)
Bryson DeChambeau is attempting to break a public golf course's course record the first time he plays it, in a challenge he himself calls nearly impossible. The golf star's stunt has drawn huge attention, with fans debating whether one round is enough to match a course's all-time best score.
- 12Bryson DeChambeau attempts to break a course record in one round●Can I Break a Public Course Record In One Try? (Brutal)
Golfer Bryson DeChambeau is trying to break a public course's scoring record in a single attempt, documenting the round in a new challenge video. The effort is described as brutal, suggesting tough conditions or a demanding course, and it has drawn hundreds of thousands of reactions as fans follow his shot-by-shot pursuit of the record.
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Big John is facing Australian golfer Ryan Ruffels in a one-on-one golf match. The pairing of an internet personality against a professional tour player has drawn a large audience, with viewers debating how the amateur challenger will fare against Ruffels' professional skill over the round.
- 14Solbi shares golf date with Lee Kyu-han ahead of wedding●Golf date with Kyu-han❤️#Solbi #LeeKyuHan #SoonToBeMarried
South Korean entertainer Solbi posted content showing a golf outing with actor Lee Kyu-han, tagged with a note that the two are soon to be married. The pair's relationship and upcoming marriage are drawing wide attention from fans, with the lighthearted golf date clip attracting strong engagement shortly after it was shared.
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Scottie Scheffler remains the No. 1 player in golf after claiming the 2026 FedEx Cup, cementing his status as the game's dominant force. Golf media are debating whether his form marks an undisputed era atop the sport, while the broader golf conversation also touches the LPGA, where Lydia Ko had her husband return as her caddie in Hawaii, where the couple first met.
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The PGA Tour event headlined by Séamus Power is heading to a Monday play-off after the final round was scrapped due to weather. Elsewhere on tour, Jon Rahm's lawyer says the Spaniard will not return to LIV Golf, the 2027 Korn Ferry Tour schedule has been unveiled with 40 PGA Tour cards at stake, and Tom Kim is reported to be travelling to Japan after the Presidents Cup amid questions over South Korean military service requirements.
- 17Miniature Calendar artwork 'Nasty Slice' turns heads●Nasty Slice https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://miniatur e-calendar.com/261109
Japanese artist Tatsuya Tanaka has published a new piece in his daily Miniature Calendar project, titled 'Nasty Slice'. The work, dated November 9, uses his signature style of staging tiny figures with everyday objects, this time apparently playing on golf imagery. Fans continue to share each day's miniature diorama as the long-running project remains popular worldwide.
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Rory McIlroy says LIV Golf turned professional golf into an 'arms race', as the Northern Irish star prepares for the DP World Tour Championship. He has also spoken of his desire to win the Race to Dubai and announced career news ahead of the event. Meanwhile, LIV player Anirban Lahiri urged people to 'chill out' amid reports of a 'dynamic' LIV 2.0 situation, keeping tensions between the tours in the spotlight.
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Japanese women's golfer Suzu Yoshida, a two-time winner this season, has been chosen to throw the ceremonial first pitch before Game 2 of the Japan Series between the Yokohama DeNA BayStars and the SoftBank Hawks. On the course, she recovered from withdrawing with illness and a missed cut to shoot a 67, climbing into title contention at a domestic women's tournament in her home region, crediting three eagles in three rounds.
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Bill Murray is drawing attention with a new golf documentary, in which he reflects on missing the autograph 'era' and shares other personal revelations about his life and career. Interviews around the film have given fans fresh anecdotes from the actor, prompting searches and discussion across the US and UK.
- 21Stakes Rise in Internet Invitational Episode 3●The Stakes Just Got A LOT Higher | Internet Invitational Episode 3
Episode 3 of the Internet Invitational has been released, with the headline announcing that the stakes in the competition just got significantly higher. The series, which pits online personalities against each other in golf, appears to be progressing into a more decisive stage where the consequences of winning and losing increase.
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Golf's DP World Tour is drawing attention after reports that Bob MacIntyre's decision regarding Abu Dhabi could end his streak of appearances on the circuit. In related coverage, Rory McIlroy spoke about how LIV Golf's rise put him and Tiger Woods at risk. Fans are debating whether MacIntyre should prioritise the Abu Dhabi event and what his choice means for the tour's standing.
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Spanish golfer Jon Rahm has announced his departure from LIV Golf, with reports suggesting he may return to the PGA Tour via the European Tour pathway. The move would be a significant shift, as Rahm was one of the highest-profile players to join the Saudi-backed circuit. Golf fans are debating what his exit means for LIV Golf's future and the ongoing rift in men's professional golf.
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Golf creator Grant Horvat has released a match-play video billed as his first head-to-head round against "Big John," drawing well over a million likes from viewers. The content centers on the outcome of the golf match and the banter between the two players, and fans of online golf content are following the result closely.
- 25Round 2 Under Way at 2026 Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship●Round 2 Highlights | 2026 Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship
The DP World Tour's 2026 Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship is drawing attention after its second round, with highlights of the day's play circulating widely among golf fans. The tournament, held in the UAE capital, is an early-season stop on the tour calendar, and viewers are following the leaderboard as the weekend rounds approach.
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President Trump has announced plans to renovate his golf course in Washington, D.C., a move that lands while he remains entangled in legal battles. The announcement drew coverage from major outlets, alongside reporting on a heated courtroom clash between a Biden-appointed judge and the Department of Justice, keeping both the course plans and Trump's legal fights in the headlines.
- 27Two-year-old 'Toddler Woods' impresses with golf skills●Meet "Toddler Woods" who isn't 2 yet but is still a better golf player than our bunker-cheating President ever was https
A Michigan toddler under two years old is drawing attention online for remarkably polished golf swing footage, earning the nickname 'Toddler Woods' in a nod to Tiger Woods. Commentators are sharing the clip with praise for the child's natural talent, while some use the moment to mock Donald Trump's own golf abilities, calling him a 'bunker-cheating' player by comparison.
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Bill Murray is drawing attention on both sides of the Atlantic. Dan Aykroyd has revealed he and Murray took police motorcycles for an hour-long joyride during the filming of Ghostbusters II, while Murray's new golfing travel show is getting reviews noting he reportedly disliked making it but that the result is highly watchable. Ghostbusters nostalgia plus the fresh series have put the actor back in the conversation.
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Japanese women's golf is in the spotlight as Yamaji chases her first career victory at the Mitsubishi Electric Ladies Golf tournament. Speaking to reporters, she said she is trying not to think too much about the milestone and instead focus on her game, keeping her lead chances alive as the event enters its final stages.
- 30Big Wedge takes on Fore Bros Golf in tee flip challenge●BIG WEDGE TEE FLIP CHALLENGE gegen FORE BROS GOLF!
Big Wedge Golf has gone up against Fore Bros Golf in a tee flip challenge, with the golf creators competing head to head in the trick-shot style contest. The matchup is drawing a large audience, with the challenge racking up well over 350,000 likes as golf fans follow the friendly rivalry between the two groups.
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Season two of Apple TV's golf comedy 'Stick' has premiered, with Owen Wilson returning as the lead. Critics describe the new season as staying on par, and Wilson and creator Jason Keller have been promoting the show through interviews about golf and family themes, including a launch event at Topgolf. Coverage focuses on how the series builds on its first season.
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Owen Wilson is trending worldwide as Apple TV premieres season two of its golf comedy 'Stick', in which he stars. Coverage highlights the returning cast alongside new additions to the sports comedy, with the second season arriving after a well-received first run. The premiere is drawing attention across the US, UK, Europe and Latin America.
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Paige Spiranac is drawing renewed attention, with Yahoo Sports highlighting how the former professional golfer turned media personality has reshaped the golf influencer landscape. Spiranac, who left competitive golf to build a large online following, is widely credited with pioneering the space of golf content creators and paving the way for a new generation of influencers in the sport.
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Jon Rahm is a trending search topic in several countries, including the United States, Britain and Spain. Interest comes as Ryder Cup news circulates, with Sergio Garcia saying he is desperate to be involved in the 2027 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor in Ireland. Rahm, Spain's leading golfer, has been central to recent Ryder Cup discussion involving European players.
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The Good Good golf group is in the middle of a challenge to play golf in all 50 US states in 50 consecutive days, and day 37 has drawn large attention. Viewers are following along as the crew crisscrosses the country, documenting each round and the travel grind behind the ambitious schedule.
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Golf YouTuber Grant Horvat has released a head-to-head match against Big John, billed as an epic showdown. The video has drawn close to a million likes within days, making it one of the most-watched golf items online right now. Fans are discussing the matchup and the growing popularity of creator-led golf content.
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Japanese golfer Ryo Ishikawa opened the final tournament of the US developmental circuit's season eight strokes off the lead, sitting in a tie for eighth after a three-shot gap. He must win the event to earn promotion to the PGA Tour, while Yuta Sugiura started 36th. Ishikawa, once one of Japan's biggest golf stars, now faces a last-chance bid for his return to the top tour.
- 38Democrat demands Trump be barred from buying renovated DC golf course●Democrat wants assurances Trump can't buy DC golf course after taxpayer-funded renovations
A Democratic lawmaker is seeking written assurances that President Trump will not be able to purchase a Washington, DC golf course after it undergoes renovations paid for with taxpayer money. The concern centers on potential conflicts of interest, with the president's business empire overlapping with federal property decisions. The demand has drawn attention to questions about public funds benefiting Trump's private interests.
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The Good Good golf group is midway through an ambitious challenge to play golf in all 50 US states over 50 consecutive days, currently at day 36. Fans are following the daily installments closely, with strong engagement as the group approaches the final stretch of the cross-country tour.
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Owen Wilson is back in the spotlight as Apple TV celebrates the season two premiere of its golf comedy 'Stick', in which he stars. The streaming service marked the launch with promotional posts, and the actor's name is drawing search interest in the UK as viewers discuss the show's return and his lead role in it.