There is plenty spoken about poorly performing players on LIV, safely on the roster for the next season, as long as they sneak above the relegation zone cutoff. Little is said about PGA Tour card guarantees, but they are certainly working a treat for Max Homa, Nick Dunlap and

The final 25 players in my top 100 include- 19 PGA Tour / 5 LIV On my ranking system the 25th highest ranked LIV player is ranked #100. The 25th highest ranked player on the PGA Tour is ranked #31. While the best 25 on LIV might be, to some degree, competitive with the PGA

The next 20 ranking spots (31 - 50) 11 PGA Tour / 9 LIV From 51 - 75, the greater numbers on the PGA Tour elevate this area of tour depth above the LIV fields 16 PGA Tour / 5 LIV Doing the math, the PGA Tour has 51 players inside my top 75, while LIV has 20. * Please note - DPWT

From a Top 10 players in the World, LIV is well represented for a tour with only 54 players on its roster. 6 PGA Tour player / 4 LIV players The next level is where the PGA Tour outshines LIV and by some margin. The next 20 ranking spots on Conrad Golf Ranking are made up of 18

To set the foundation, my world ranking is a points-based system, similar to the OWGR system and significantly different to strokes-gained system, like Data Golf and TUGR. My system includes LIV events, unlike the OWGR and uses a Strength of Field calculation more aligned to the

This comment from Scott O'Neil has created some chatter from golf fans, on either side of the PGA Tour / LIV Golf divide. Yes, for those wondering, the divide is still there. Having posted my world golf rankings weekly update, let's look a little closer at the numbers. 🧵

Conrad Golf Ranking Week 50 - Top 40 The Top 500 can be found- https://t.co/jSg9uQH73K Winners' new rankings (Spots Gained) 33 Marc Leishman (+2) 63 Jayden Schaper (+43) 353 Bjorn Hellgren (+250) 399 Yuvraj Sandhu (+42) 1392 Justin Sui (+958)

Week 50 winners and event win points

Congratulations to these five players and all the best for the 2026 season 👏👏👏

Bjorn Hellgren wins the Saudi Open by one shot over Jack Thompson, while Kazuki Higa's 7th place finish gets him over the line for the Asian Tour Order of Merit Title. Higa snuck past Scott Vincent this week to win the OoM, though Scott can console himself with his International

Until official announcements are made no player is actually joining LIV or leaving LIV to rejoin the PGA Tour. That's just the reality of how this works. Without OWGR points, and with the big money now available on the PGA Tour, few top 50 players without access to majors

Week 49 Conrad Golf Ranking - Top 40 The Top 500 can be found- https://t.co/jSg9uQH73K Winners' new ranks (Spots gained) 33 Kristoffer Reitan (+14) 36 Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen (+26) 150 Takashi Ogiso (+22) 229 Zhou Yanhan (+25) 501 Veer Ahlawat (+99) 745 Chris Wood (+192) 984

Week 49 Winners and event win points

A very good week from the world #402, Michael Hollick, at Royal Melbourne as he finishes with the clubhouse lead at -12. Still a few holes to go but world #354, Cam Smith is going well too 😝

Brendan McCullum's presentation to the ECB for the coaching position🤪

I hope Cam Green is watching Mitchell Starc batting... He could learn plenty

A strong finish from Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, playing his closing 5 holes -4, has gained him a two-shot lead over Si Woo Kim, Carlos Ortiz and Cam Smith, heading into the final round at Royal Melbourne. Young Spanish gun, Josele Ballester, is a shot farther back, with Daniel

Jack Buchanan from the clouds on moving day at Royal Melbourne. -7 for the day and the tournament walking off the 18th green. Tied 4th currently with leaders a couple of holes into their rounds. Lots to play for tomorrow...

Notables who struggled on day one at Royal Melbourne Lucas Herbert +4 Karl Vilips +3 David Puig +3 Matt Jones +3 Joaquin Niemann +2 Charley Hoffman +2 David Micheluzzi +2 Rory McIlroy +1