LIV GOLF Star comes out of openness after the nightmare begins and receives immediate punishment

Sam Horsfield, the Liv Golf star, will not play later this month after he advanced to the qualifying stage.

Horsfield’s hopes for playing in the last game of the golf season took place after a nightmare on Tuesday morning.

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The 28 -year -old competed in the West Lancashire Golf Club and claimed one point in Open in the top five places.

However, his chances of joining the ground in Royal Portrush on July 17 were now after only nine holes.

At an unpleasant start, he won one ninth of the first nine games and took him 36 holes in the event.

After the game, Horsfield reached a total of 43 shots following three consecutive two consecutive two -in -one, eighth and ninth shots.

It was at that stage that he decided to call his time in his day.

The LIV profession suddenly left the course in Lencishra and failed to inform the authorities that he was retiring.

And for that reason, that meant that he was later punished.

Horsfield climbed from the final climb and only a quarter of the road climbed through the event.

This means that he will not have the opportunity to play in Major in Royal Portrush, in his second appearance.

The English, which was eligible at the West Lancashire golf club last year, lost the decline in 2024, as he sat +8 after two rounds.

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Horsfield joined Liv Golf when the controversial organization was formed in 2022.

He is a member of the Majesticks team on the tour and is his teammates, including Ian Poltter, Lee West Wood and Henrik Setson.

The best end of the LIV season has been the T17 in Adelaide in February and is in the 37th overall standings.

Horsfield is the only player to get out of the game in Lancashire because a second LIV star has dropped elsewhere.

Adrian Merunck retired from his 36 -hole event in Scotland before the start of his second round at Dundonald links.

Meronk pulled out three -to -zero after a first round.

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LIV players who have had a better time are West Wood, Lucas Herbert and David Pog.

They seem to be likely to participate in Royal Portrush in Open Open.

Meanwhile, Majesticks Horsfield Poulter team is also competing with his son for a place.

The head and his son Luke play in the Royal Sink ports and both hope to be eligible.

The 2025 Free Championship will begin on Thursday, July 17th, and will be held until Sunday, July 20th.