News about Davis Love III

According to former Tiger Woods, he is next in line to captain team USA at the Ryder Cup. Last week, the United States suffered a humiliating 16.5-11.5 loss to Team Europe last week, but it will look to return to Bethpage Black in 2025, and who better to lead the Americans into combat than 15-time major champion Woods? And former Admiral Love seems to have agreed that the 47-year-old is the most logical option to steer the ship.

Tiger Woods caddied for his 13-year-old son in Florida over the weekend, so he took down the golf clubs and picked up the bag. Davis Love III, the America team's captain, revealed he had visited Woods from the sixth tee during the President's Cup at Quail Hollow in North Carolina. However, Woods' teenage son Charlie was competing at the Notah Begay III Junior National Golf Championship, bringing more pressing golf issues closer to home.

Although Tiger Woods will not be able to attend the Presidents Cup at Quail Hollow, North Carolina, he is in spirit and has spoken to many members of the American team by phone. Davis Love III, one of the team's captains, has been involved in numerous international tournaments. Love told the golfer legend from the course that he's even called him and urged him to get in touch if he'sees something.'

Patrick Cantlay claims that the tense ongoing contest between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour will look like a 'blip on the radar' in ten years' time, although he admits he does not get as emotional about the situation as some of his coworkers. Golf's civil war has threw a slew of discordant golfers against the Saudi rebels, with Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy seemingly leading the PGA Tour rebels against the Saudi rebels with stinging remarks made about by both camps. However, Cantlay said that the tense rivalry between the two sides would be put to rest as he believes an intervention could be staged in the future to bring the two camps back together.

After losing American players to LIV Golf as his International colleague Trevor Immelman (right) said his team is a hero, US Captain Davis Love III (inset) maintained that his team was not missing anyone. The Presidents Cup in Quail Hollow, North Carolina, will be hosted this week by Love and Immelman's United States and International teams. However, LIV Golf's Saudi-funded breakaway LIV Golf has cast a pall over the PGA Tour, with major names missing from the tour, including stripping the International team bare, causing selection headaches for the captains.

On Tuesday, Trevor Immelman used five of five captain's picks on Presidents Cup rookies to round out his International team, which had been unable to prosper by defections to Saudi-funded LIV Golf. The challenge of beating the Americans, who have lost only one time since the Presidents Cup started in 1994, doesn't seem to be any simpler. Immelman hasn't decided on a 12-man squad for the September 22-25 games at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina. Five players from the 2019 squad that nearly defeated the Americans at Royal Melbourne are now with LIV Golf and are no longer eligible.

Davis Love III, the 1997 PGA Championship champion, has sluggishly criticized LIV Golf's longevity and competitiveness. Phil Mickelson's most recent travel experiences were similar to his time on exhibition tours last year. Many will attempt to defy Love III's proclamation, perhaps LIV's new marquee man, British Open winner Cam Smith, who decamped from the PGA Tour last month, indubitably.

The Japanese star had long been linked to the Saudi breakaway, and LIV Golf's big coup would have been a major coup for the Japanese star. But LIV Golf skipped out on the big win when the 2021 Masters champion reportedly renounced a significant paycheck in order to remain faithful to the PGA Tour. Matsuyama, the current world No. 301, comes to an end after the Tour's season with the playoffs finale on Sunday. After winning money from the FedEx Cup, 16 declared that he was not intending to flee.

Will Zalatoris is out of the Tour Championship and the President's Cup after winning his first PGA Tour victory. Zalatoris was the No. 1 in the United States. Three seed goes into the FedEx Cup finale and the competition for the $18 million grand prize, which means he will have started three shots off the lead. With his release, the field was reduced to 29 players, but everyone remains on their seeding and how far behind they are on Thursday at East Lake behind Scottie Scheffler. The injury is severe enough that Zalatoris has already ruled out of the Presidents Cup, and Quail Hollow in North Carolina has been scheduled for September 22-25.