Lee Westwood has been involved in plenty of controversy during his time with LIV Golf, often arguing with fans online about the merits of players joining the league in the first place.
Lee Westwood spent nearly four years away from the DP World Tour after giving up his membership over LIV Golf fines. This month he was back in the field at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship on an invitation, though he missed the cut.
LIV golfers are jumping ship left, right, and center, and flocking to the DP World Tour. The floodgates have opened: Ian Poulter, Tyrrell Hatton, Lucas Herbert, and Tom McKibbin all announced their departure from the rebel golf league on the same day, returning to their roots next season.
Few events mix Major champions, Ryder Cup veterans, celebrities and sports stars on the same fairways, but the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship does. The tournament spreads its field across three of Scotland’s best courses: the Old Course at St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns.
Bubba Watson confronted a fan at the $40.1 million LIV Golf Indianapolis after the spectator disrupted Lee Westwood‘s pre-shot routine. Playing at The Club at Chatham Hills, the unruly fan shouted “Go Bryson!”, making the English professional back away from his ball in frustration and look at the spectator.
Ahead of the BMW Championship, World No. 2 Rory McIlroy questioned the value of LIV Golfers, while his former Ryder Cup teammate Lee Westwood countered his arguments.
During this uncertain time, the PGA Tour’s pathways and returning member programs give LIV golfers hope. While players like Brooks Koepka have already left for the PGA Tour, Jon Rahm and other high-profile members are yet to decide.
After three years away, Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood are returning to the DP World Tour after settling seven‑figure fines. Their comeback begins this month at the Alfred Dunhill Championship, marking their first appearance since the Hero Desert Classic in 2023.
August 2026 isn’t the first time Lee Westwood has used a handful of words and emojis to land a sharp jab at the PGA Tour or its CEO, Brian Rolapp, and the timing keeps landing on the same sore spot: whether the Tour’s talk of unity and reform is actually credible to the players it left behind.
Lee Westwood finds himself in contention for the title at LIV Golf New York, which Joaquin Niemann leads heading into the final round. Niemann currently sits top of the leaderboard on 14-under from his first three rounds, with Harold Varner III closely behind on 12-under.
Lee Westwood says the PGA Tour is steering the DP World Tour from across the Atlantic, and he’s not shy about naming who’s in control. Westwood and Majesticks co-captain Ian Poulter held a press conference on July 21 at JCB Golf and Country Club ahead of LIV Golf United Kingdom.
Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood spent two years resisting their fines on principle. Now, with LIV Golf’s finances wobbling, both men have quietly paid up, and the timing says everything about where the league actually stands.
Former World No. 1 Lee Westwood has responded to Golf Digest writer Joel Beall after he suggested professional golfer Jon Rahm’s major championship form is tied to LIV Golf’s instability.
Rumors are rife that Bryson DeChambeau could be seeking an exit from LIV Golf imminently. DeChambeau is LIV Golf’s biggest star, but it’s no surprise that he is slightly disillusioned right now.
Lee Westwood withdrew from the first two tournaments of the new LIV Golf season because of a wrist injury, he revealed Monday. Westwood, who co-captains Majesticks GC alongside fellow Englishman Ian Poulter, bowed out of the tour's opener in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, which begins Wednesday.
Lee Westwood offered a parting shot in Rory McIlroy's direction after the latter labeled LIV Golf's recent rule change as "peculiar." Speaking on talkSport's Breakfast Show on Thursday, Westwood addressed the upstart circuit's decision to move to a 72-hole format.
Australia's Cameron Smith and England's Lee Westwood were in a five-way tie for the lead at 1-under par before the first round of LIV Golf Andalucia was suspended Friday because of windy conditions at San Roque, Spain.
Lee Westwood will make his first major championship start in three years when he tees it up at the Open Championship later this month at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland.
Lee Westwood has made headlines again with his outspoken defense of LIV Golf, the controversial breakaway tour. In a recent appearance on LIV Golf’s ‘Fairway to Heaven’ podcast, the 51-year-old Englishman didn’t hold back in addressing the criticism that has surrounded his decision to join LIV Golf.
Brian Harman has gotten plenty of attention since his Open Championship win at Hoylake last week. And with the Open now in the rearview mirror, the focus changes to Harman climbing 17 spots in the Ryder Cup standings to sit at No. 3 and automatically make Team USA.
It looks like not everyone agrees with Brandel Chamblee that Rory McIlroy is "past his physical prime." A former world No. 1 believes McIlroy will win the Masters in 2024.
McIlroy was asked Wednesday morning about the current status of his relationship with former Ryder Cup teammates like Sergio Garcia, Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter -- all of whom have left for LIV Golf.
Former Open Championship runner-up and world No. 1 Lee Westwood -- who defected to the controversial LIV Golf Series earlier this year -- recently spoke with Golf Digest's John Huggan about his decision, plus his take on the current state of the PGA Tour.
PGA pro golfer Lee Westwood has put in a request to play in the first Saudi-backed LIV Golf Invitational Series event, which takes place in London next month.
Westwood and any other golfers entering the United States from the United Kingdom would be required to quarantine for two weeks before playing. They'd then have to quarantine another two weeks upon their returns.
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