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Phil Mickelson has not made the cut at The Open since 2018, his only year advancing to the weekend since finishing as the runner-up to Henrik Stenson at Royal Troon in 2016

Adrian Meronk distanced himself from LIV Golf speculation just a few weeks ago, but he has suddenly withdrawn from his first event as a PGA Tour member and is set to join the breakaway league

Adrian Meronk was left devastated after missing out on a spot in Luke Donald's European Ryder Cup team last September, but his efforts in 2023 have now been rewarded

Claims that Adrian Meronk and Jason Day were set to follow Jon Rahm to LIV Golf have been dismissed, with the Pole confirming his PGA Tour membership on Wednesday

Former Ryder Cup star Bernd Wiesberger turned his back on the DP World Tour for LIV Golf's riches, but the Austrian has been welcomed back after his release from the Saudi-backed competition

Captain's picks for the Ryder Cup always cause discussion, and this year was no exception as numerous in-form players missed the cut for Team USA and Team Europe

The girlfriend of Greek tennis star Stefanos Tsitsipas, Paula Badosa, was forced to retire from her second-round Wimbledon showdown with Marta Kostyuk after an awkward incident on Thursday

Cameron Norrie lost in straight sets to Novak Djokovic at the Italian Open, with the 22-time Grand Slam champion hitting out at his antics in the post-match press conference

Carlos Alcaraz got off to winning start at the Italian Open and overtook Novak Djokovic in the men's world rankings, with only two weeks to go until the French Open gets underway

The former world number one was dumped out of the Italian Open in the first round , losing to Fabio Fognini after a tight match which included a huge slice of controversy

Tennis star Andy Murray has suffered what may prove to be a huge blow in his attempts to earn a seeded spot at this year's Wimbledon after Fabio Fognini knocked him out of the Italian Open

Three of Europe's biggest names in Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood and Sergio Garcia have all lost the chance to compete at future Ryder Cups after joining LIV Golf.

LIV Golf has sent shockwaves through the world of golf since holding its inaugural event last year, but some of those selected for the 48-player restricted field have been axed and replaced