News about Richard Bland

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Hatton, a member of the 2023 Ryder Cup-winning Team Europe, is now heading to the rebel circuit, while teammate Jon Rahm is expected to follow him. The Englishman, who was ranked No. 16 in the top 50, is said to have turned down previous bids from Greg Norman's breakaway over reluctance to risk dropping out of the top 50 and missing out on qualifying for the majors. According to The Telegraph, an improved bid has turned Hatton's head, with the 32-year-old now deciding to join Rahm's new team.

Hatton, a member of the 2023 Ryder Cup-winning Team Europe, is reportedly to follow his colleague Jon Rahm to the rebel circuit, according to rumors. The Englishman, who has been ranked No. 16 in the top 50, is said to have turned down previous offers from Greg Norman's breakaway over reluctance to risk losing the top 50 and missing out on qualifying for the majors. However, a new bid may have turned Hatton's head, with the 32-year-old close to joining Rahm's new team. Meronk, who was named the DP World Tour player of the year by his peers just last week, has already signed up to LIV.

Bryson DeChambeau won his first LIV Golf title in a memorable way on Sunday at the LIV Golf Greenbrier in White Sulfur Springs, West Virginia, shooting a 58 at the LIV Golf Greenbrier. His 12-under final round was the lowest score in the fledgling league's two-year history. He earned $4 million for his efforts, finishing 23 under for the tournament and taking second place Mito Pereira (63) of Chile on Sunday by six shots.

Players playing at the Centurion Club in London this weekend will be up for grabs for players competing in the LIV Golf tournament. The tournament's champion will be rewarded with a whopping $4 million (£3.24 million), with the winning team expected to get a hefty pay check of $3 million (£2.35 million). Those are some troubling numbers, and to put them into perspective, the John Deere Classic winner of this weekend's PGA Tour event, the John Deere Classic, will win $1.33 million (£1 million).

For a brief moment on Sunday evening, the RBC Canadian Openway turned away from the seismic events of the previous few weeks to the 18th green. In front of a home audience in dramatic circumstances, Nick Taylor won his third victory on the PGA Tour. During a playoff against Tommy Fleetwood, the Canadian claimed a dramatic and tough win. And although Adam Hadwin was tackled to the ground by a security guard on the 18th green, the evening brought a rosier tone to what had been a bizarre and difficult week for golf.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: The three players' decisions, which officially confirms their ineligibility for the Ryder Cup, were announced on Wednesday, following their defeat in a pivotal arbitration hearing between the European circuit and the LIV defectors in April. Mail Sport reported last week that as a result of the verdict, the rebels could face significant fines, with the DP World Tour set to publish retrospective fines for all of the LIV tournaments they contested without authorization. Richard Bland, a Westwood, Poulter, Garcia, and English veteran who has resigned, has so far participated in all 13 LIV events that it might have been decided that drastic cumulative punishments will be levied. Greg Norman has stated previously that the Saudi-backed start-up would cover all court fees.

Dustin Johnson's team is expected to bring another seven-figure check to LIV Golf after his team's winless championship in the Saudi-backed tournament. One of four squads of the Saudi-backed LIV Golf team championship finals on Sunday is Johnson and his 4Aces GC crew, with $16 million-$4 million for each of the four players - awaiting the winning roster in the season-ending tournament at Trump National Doral. Johnson's crew won by beating Cleeks GC 2-1 on Saturday, with the winning point coming when Pat Perez and Talor Gooch played off Graeme McDowell and Richard Bland in extra holes.