Golf Star Left Reeling After Fish Eats His Ball
LIV Golf said the investor would carry and fund the league into 2027 and beyond as it seeks assurances that top players will stay.
- Two-Time U.S. Open champion DeChambeau recently outlined an ambitious vision for LIV Golf, stating his "ultimate goal is to have golf course stadiums, similar to the PGA Tour's TPC Sawgrass model," with teams operating their own permanent venues.
- Analyst Dan Rapaport pushed back sharply on the stadium concept, questioning whether team golf has generated sufficient fan interest. He argued the league already had "this incredible cheat code of the Saudi PIF slush fund" to develop its team model.
- While DeChambeau finished tied for 38th individually, his team Crushers secured a comeback victory in the team competition. The team success highlights LIV Golf's fifth season of developing its unique format.
- In a bizarre incident during the tournament, South African Charl Schwartzel received a one-shot penalty after a fish grabbed his ball from a pond on the seventh hole. The penalty forced a bogey, ending his round at two over par.
- DeChambeau expressed a desire to compete in PGA Tour events, adding, "There isn't a golf fan on the planet who doesn't want to see me play a big Tour event." He remains barred from such events after joining LIV Golf in 2022.
15 Articles
15 Articles
Bryson DeChambeau Receives Harsh Reality Check on LIV Golf Ambitions
Bryson DeChambeau’s plans for the future of professional golf have drawn attention following LIV Golf New York, where the Crushers GC captain helped his team secure the title at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster. DeChambeau finished tied for 38th individually with a seven-over-par total of 291, while Crushers GC completed a comeback victory in the […] The post Bryson DeChambeau Receives Harsh Reality Check on LIV Golf Ambitions appeared first …
Largemouth bass explodes from water to eat Charl Schwartzel's golf ball at LIV Golf New York
They say a bass will eat just about anything that fits in its mouth. Turns out, that includes golf balls.LIV golfer Charl Schwartzel learned that the hard way during LIV Golf New York at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster over the weekend, when his tee shot on the 134-yard, par-3 seventh hole landed on the green before spinning backward and rolling toward the water.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGEAnd somebody was waiting for it.The i…
Largemouth Bass Grabs Golf Ball Mid-Air at NY Links
It is probably safe to say this will not go down as a hole in one in the golf annals, but it was quite a sight nonetheless.A largemouth bass lived up to its name by swallowing a golf ball hit by LIV golfer Charl Schwartzel during LIV Golf New York at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster over the weekend.Schwartzel hit his tee shot on the 134-yard, par-3 seventh hole which landed on the green before spinning backward and into the water.The instant…
Schwartzel's ball becomes fish food at LIV Golf Bedminster
Aug 10 : Charl Schwartzel found an unusual hazard in the final round at LIV Golf Bedminster on Sunday when a fish appeared to swallow his ball after it rolled into the water beside the seventh green.The South African's tee shot at the 134-yard, par-three hole rolled off the putting surface and settled in the
Golf star left reeling after fish eats his ball
A player was left stunned and penalised after a fish ate his ball during the LIV Golf Bedminster tournament at the Trump National Club over the weekend. South African Charl Schwartzel was forced to take a one-shot penalty during the crazy incident, which occurred on the seventh hole. While the player’s drive hit the green, the ball rolled […]
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources are Center, 50% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
