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Rory McIlroy free of grand slam pressure a ‘scary’ prospect – Xander Schauffele

The 31 year-old, who won both the USPGA and Open crowns last year, harbours the dream of emulating the Northern Irishman in claiming all four majors.

The Independent UK

R&A ‘would love’ the Open to return to Donald Trump’s Turnberry course

The R&A would like to see Donald Trump’s Turnberry course return as host of the Open but will first need to assess the feasibility of the venue

The Guardian - US

Organisers confident they can manage McIlroy mania when Open returns to Portrush

Almost 280,000 fans having snapped up tickets for the final golf major of the year at Royal Portrush.

The Independent UK

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R&A confident of handling ‘McIlroy mania’ when Open returns to Portrush in July

The 153rd Open is set to become the second-best attended in history.

The Independent UK

'It's Cheating. We All Need To Challenge Behaviour That Lacks Integrity' – Why I'm Thrilled About The R&A's New Campaign To Stamp Out Handicap Manipulation

Feedback on the World Handicap System suggests players are manipulating handicaps, but The R&A and the associations of GB&I are addressing the problem

Golf Monthly

Rugby Australia posts $36.8m deficit amid wait for financial windfall to arrive

RA expects a commercial bonanza from British and Irish Lions tour after taking a hit from costs of running Waratahs, Brumbies and Rebels

The Guardian - AU

Wallabies coach announcement coming soon: Waugh

Phil Waugh expects the announcement of the new Wallabies coach to happen in the next few weeks, as Rugby Australia sends a hands-off warning to France.

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‘We are in a housing crisis’: Lismore residents accuse NSW government of demolishing homes that should be relocated

People are demanding greater transparency around decisions made as part of the government’s buyback scheme on city’s flood plain

The Guardian - AU

Additional public transport announced ahead of Open golf event at Royal Portrush

Tens of thousands are expected to flock to Northern Ireland’s north coast to see the world’s top golfers in July.

Evening Standard

McKellar says no as Kiss firms as next Wallabies coach

NSW Waratahs mentor and ex-Wallabies assistant coach Dan McKellar says he isn't in the mix to replace Joe Schmidt at the helm of the Australian national team.

AAP

Door open for Kiss to coach share Wallabies, Reds roles

Phil Waugh says he wants to keep Joe Schmidt involved with the Wallabies and could allow the next coach to job share with a Super Rugby Pacific club.

AAP

Reopening of Trump-owned golf course delayed after damage by pro-Palestine group

Turnberry’s famous Ailsa Course will not open as planned on 1 May after serious damage caused to the Ayrshire venue – owned by the US president, Donald Trump – by a pro-Palestine group

The Guardian - UK

Tee Box Inequality: Why Aren't All Tees Rated For Women?

Long-hitting female golfers are let down by tee ratings

Golf Monthly

LIV Golf’s Team Concept Is a Problem in Negotiations: 'Hard to Get Your Mind Around'

While LIV Golf sees itself perhaps becoming the "F1 of golf," PGA Tour Policy Board member Webb Simpson tells Sports Illustrated that team golf may not be as prominent in a reunified sport.

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LIV Golf’s Sergio Garcia Misses British Open Spot in Agonizing Fashion

Patrick Reed, Carlos Ortiz and Jason Kokrak qualified for the British Open but Sergio Garcia failed to by missing a short putt. Garcia, though, still has time to punch his ticket to Royal Portrush.

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s Super Rugby revival helping to prime Wallabies for Lions challenge

A flying start to the season featuring expansive rugby being played at breakneck speed has lifted spirits ahead of the Lions’ arrival on Australian soil

AAP

Kiss content as Rugby Australia continue interviews

Ahead of their Highlanders clash, Reds coach Les Kiss remains in the running to be the new Wallabies coach having completed two interviews with Rugby Australia.

Evening Standard

Royal Academy of Arts staff to stage protest over redundancies

Rising costs and shifting visitor behaviours have placed financial strain on the Academy, the charity stated

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Golf Monthly

Charley Hull and Gareth Bale Among Star Names At Sunningdale Foursomes

Some big names are set to appear in the historic foursomes event for 2025, which has seen the likes of Luke Donald and Sam Torrance win previously

Golf Monthly

Lucas Glover Criticizes 'Stupid And Reactive' Golf Ball Rollback Plan

The 2009 US Open champion has told Golfweek why he is not in favor of the plan, which would see elite golfers use a different ball from 2028, with recreational players following two years later

Golf Monthly

Should A Four-Ball Let A Two-Ball Through If The Golf Course Ahead Is Clearly Full?

Is it the correct thing for a four-ball to always let a two-ball pass? Etiquette might well say yes, but is it the most practical option?

Golf Monthly

The Harry Colt Legacy: Is He Golf’s Most Influential Course Designer?

After 45 years of seeking out and revelling in the golf courses of Harry Colt, Rob Smith reflects on his architectural hero

Sports Illustrated

PGA National Has Become Easier, But That May Not Be Ideal for the Tour

The South Florida event had failed to draw top players due to a variety of factors including the difficulty of the course, Bob Harig writes, but making it easier may be a double-edged sword.

The Guardian - UK

Jack Vettriano: ‘His paintings are like a double cheeseburger in a greasy wrapper’

The Scot painted singing butlers, ‘broads’ in bras and tough guys in suits, in works critics found lurid, chintzy, devoid of irony and often sexist. But they were also hugely popular – showing the power of ‘I get it’ art

The Guardian - AU

‘Stripped to our bare bones’: three years on from the floods, Lismore’s housing crisis is worse than ever

After the 2022 inundation more than 4,000 homes were deemed uninhabitable. Now, with few other options available, some have begun to occupy them

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