Manchester United view a summer pursuit of Harry Kane as a 'NIGHTMARE' transfer because they 'DON'T want to deal with Spurs chief Daniel Levy' with selections from Britain's top tipster Sam Turner and more There is a powerful bond between former heroes and fansīBC Radio 5 Live presenter Mark Chapman makes on-air apology to fans for 'miserable and difficult weekend' following strike over Gary LinekerĬHELTENHAM TIPS - DAY ONE: The best bets for Tuesday including Champion Hurdle. OLIVER HOLT: A magical night with Sir Geoff - one of the last links to a disappearing world. Rio blasts Carragher and Souness for 'trying to antagonise' Neville and Keane and says Liverpool's defeat at Bournemouth shows 'SMALL CLUB mentality'īBC Sport at WAR: Huge rift over Linekergate as management are attacked by angry staff in confidential snap poll seen by SportsmailĪrsenal can go EIGHT points clear of Man City at the top of the Premier League this weekend: The key fixtures remaining in two-way fight for the title Meanwhile, big names like Jon Rahm, Rory McIlroy, Patrick Cantlay, Justin Thomas, and Jordan Spieth all sat the tournament out. The highest ranked golfer in the world rankings to take the trip to PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens, FL was South Korean star Sungjae Im. Kirk held on in a playoff over fellow American Eric Cole at a tournament that lacked the big names that drew eyeballs in weeks prior. The 14-event season kicked off amid an ongoing rift between the two sides, as another two competitors, Chilean Mito Pereira, who finished third in last year's PGA Championship, and Colombian Sebastian Munoz joined LIV earlier this month.Ĭharles Howell pocketed a $4million individual prize at the LIV event, while Chris Kirk took home $1.512m at the Honda Classic in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The PGA Tour, meanwhile, has suspended members who joined the breakaway circuit.
'It's selling very well and I think we'll continue to grow as we get more into the season and more involved.'īankrolled by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, LIV Golf attracted some of the sport's biggest names with the promise of supersize paydays and a truncated schedule. 'We're very pleased with our first weekend of LIV Golf,' said Sook. Meanwhile, less than 300,000 tuned in to watch LIV's Charles Howell III win at Mayakoba
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