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With all eyes on the PGA Tour’s Arnold Palmer Tournament and LIV Hong Kong, it promises to be another exciting weekend for professional golfers both on and off the course.

Tiger Woods, a man who was not there at the event, dominated PGA Tour conversation during the Bay Hill Signature Event. Next week, the best players on the Tour will be at TPC Sawgrass, but one man won’t be able to attend Woods, who was accidentally left off the qualification list on the following day.

On the independent circuit, Jon Rahm, who is attempting to win his maiden LIV Golf solo championship, is tied for fourth in Hong Kong after shooting a six-under-par 64 in the second round on the following morning.

Despite the Spaniard trailing leader Abraham Ancer by six shots, he still has some work to do to secure triumph number one. Follow all the latest news via our live blog below, covering everything from the weekend proceeding at the Arnold Palmer to the fallout from Hong Kong.

It’s obvious that Tyrrell Hatton dislikes the shotgun start format used in LIV Golf. “To be honest, I’m not a huge fan of the shotgun start,” he stated in an interview with the league’s Fairway To Heaven podcast.

“I think a two-tee start would still allow for everyone to be on the golf course simultaneously, which is something I like the idea of.” primarily because I dislike how difficult the warm-up is. In the end, you should warm up well, follow your regimen, and use the tee whenever it’s convenient for you as a person

Never one to hold back when voicing his thoughts, Rory McIlroy has shown this week’s Arnold Palmer Invitational to be no different. “No, I mean, I’m all for making it more cut-throat, more competitive,” he remarked of the PGA Tour, running the risk of upsetting some of his fellow players.

The third round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational is under way for Rory McIlroy, and the Northern Irishman is off to a steady start.

Beginning his Saturday at Bay Hill, McIlroy made three pars out of his first three holes, the best being a 357-yard drive on the third. He’s discovered the bunker to the left of the green on the par-five fourth hole, and he left his second shot short of the hole.

Joaquin Niemann, a competitor of Rory McIlroy at LIV Golf, supports the latter player’s proposal for a global tour in the future for competitive golf.