Here are nine golf nuggets for your weekend. There are items on Rory McIlroy's speed secrets and Tyrrell Hatton looking like a "farmer." The post McIlroy speed secrets and Hatton ‘looks like a farmer’: The Weekend 9 appeared first on Golf.

Tyrell Hatton is among several elite golfers playing this week at the DP World Tour’s Dubai Desert Classic. He was joined by Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Viktor Hovland, and Tommy Fleetwood, among others in the field.

Europe's Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald is known for his meticulous planning. However, his recent mischief against Tyrrell Hatton, while preparing his team for the 2025 Ryder Cup championship at Bethpage Black is catching attention. Recently, a post was shared by Flushing It on X highlighting Jordan Smith's conversion with Ben Parsons of Bunkered.

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Jon Rahm and Viktor Hovland missed the cut and Rory McIlroy was forced to battle to make the weekend as the headline acts struggled at the Dubai Desert Classic. Ewen Ferguson was taking full advantage.

Rahm hit an amazing bunker shot Thursday but couldn't get it going Friday, as he was 4 over during a seven-hole stretch on the back nine.

Luke Donald hired an American 'jock' to taunt Ryder Cup star Tyrrell Hatton as Europe looked to replicate the Bethpage Black crowd.

With the Open Championship at Royal Portrush, the US PGA at his beloved Quail Hollow, and a blockbuster of a Ryder Cup to be held in New York, 2025 threatens to be a huge year for Rory McIlroy

Ewen Ferguson has the lead through two rounds at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic and that shouldn't be much of a surprise to many. How the three-time DP World Tour winner grabbed that lead on Day 2, however,

Rory McIlroy will need a spectacular weekend to win a third straight Dubai Desert Classic title after slipping nine shots behind halfway leader Ewen Ferguson on Friday, while Jon Rahm missed the cut.

Ewen Ferguson admits he had "a little bit of luck" after he eagled the 18th hole to lead the Dubai Desert Classic by a stroke at the midway stage.

Tommy Fleetwood secured the winning point as Great Britain & Ireland thumped Continental Europe 17-8 at the 2025 Team Cup in Abu Dhabi