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Pro Responds to Cheating Claims - Weekly LITE
Sep 14, 2025 | Edition #68
👋 Hey Golf Fans,
Golfers get DQed for the strangest of reasons—Jordan Spieth knows this all too well. But this time, a Tour pro’s DQ also came with an unfortunate fallout: cheating allegations. It reached the golfer as well, and now he finally clears the air on what happened. More details on that in today’s edition, along with Rory’s special gesture to Scottie, Reed’s mysterious Ryder Cup decision, and other stories.
Let's dive in...
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Tour Pro Denies Cheating Allegations After Strange Disqualification |
Veteran golfer was accused of foul play, but his side of the story revealed an unfortunate and bizarre incident. |
 | Charley Hull Reveals Male Rival 'Swore' at Her
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As you saw above, Rory clearly thinks Scottie will complete the Grand Slam before Jordan Spieth. Do you agree with Rory?
Do You Think Scottie Scheffler Will Be Golf's Next Grand Slammer? |
Friday’s Results: 74.27% of you thought governing bodies are not doing enough to bring parity between male and female pros.
On September 14, 1865, Andrew Strath won The Open at Prestwick with a score of 162, two strokes ahead of Willie Park Sr. With this victory, Strath became the first golfer to break the Morris-Park duopoly. Interestingly, the 1865 iteration also saw the first use of official scorecards and the debut of Young Tom Morris, future four-time Open champion.
Shane Lowry’s drive on the 9th at the BMW PGA Championship strayed right, landing just behind the canopy of trees. From there, Lowry pulled off this audacious recovery shot.
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