On October 18th, 2025, Tommy Fleetwood took control of the Hero Indian Open, but the day's biggest news was a shocking report that the 2026 Sentry Tournament of Champions is in "serious jeopardy."
HERO INDIAN OPEN
- Tommy Fleetwood fired a flawless eight-under 64 to take the lead in Delhi, enjoying a "bonus" round with Ryder Cup teammates Shane Lowry and Luke Donald, who are hot on his heels at the notoriously tight course.
- "It's a test of patience... it's a waiting game." - Tommy Fleetwood on the Delhi Golf Club.
- Six shots back, Rory McIlroy went driver-less for the day and then met up with Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar post-round.
PGA TOUR IN FLUX
- A bombshell report from analyst Mark Rolfing suggests the 2026 Sentry is unlikely to happen due to severe watering issues at Kapalua, fueling player anxiety about the Tour's new direction and shrinking fields.
- "I don't think there is any scenario where the Sentry can be played in twenty twenty six." - Mark Rolfing.
- The news sparked debate, with Johnson Wagner bluntly fearing the Tour is becoming a "closed shop" for an elite few.
THE COMEBACK KID
- We celebrate the incredible journey of Jeffrey Kang, who just earned his PGA Tour card after a decade-long battle with the driver yips that his instructor compared to a "motorcycle not able to go through the turns."
- "It took a lot of patience, a lot of self talk, just believing in myself." - Jeffrey Kang on his journey.
- Kang's story is a powerful testament to perseverance in a sport that can be mentally brutal.
Quick Hits
Shane Lowry sits one shot back • Rory meets a cricket legend • Johnson Wagner's "closed shop" fears
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