DP World Tour

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DP World Tour Pro Disqualified After Making Hole-In-One (Golf Monthly)

Canada's Aaron Cockerill forgot to sign his scorecard amid the celebrations of making his second hole-in-one in seven days.

"And with some hole in one chatter in the recording area I forgot to sign my card and got DQ’d." Cockerill currently ranks 375th in the world. Can confirm 2 aces in 7 days is pretty cool, although I didn’t exactly ‘validate’ it on the next .. Elliott Heath is our Senior Staff Writer and has been with Golf Monthly since early 2016. Incredibly, it was the 30-year-old's second hole-in-one in as many weeks after making an ace at last week's Omega European Masters. It went from bad to worse for Cockerill as he then

Seven Aussies into Second Stage of DP World Tour Q School - PGA ... (PGA of Australia)

Professional golf tournament in PGA of Australia. Developing and growing golf in Australia while maintaining a commitment to the integrity of the game.

“Winning is nice and it’s a good measurement of where my game’s at. “I blacked out for a few holes. “I had status on PGA TOUR-China and things were looking great. “I didn’t look at the score until I walked off the tee on 18 and it was nice to know coming down 18 that I had a couple shot lead. “I made a nice birdie on 14 which was probably a settler and then a nice two-putt birdie on 15,” he added. He – and his six fellow Aussies – now have direct access to the next stage of DP World Tour Q School and the opportunity to play their way onto the main tour in 2023.

Two holes-in-one, a DQ and a guy so frustrated he checked out of ... (usatoday.com)

Let's start with him. That'd be England's James Morrison, who has two DP World Tour wins in 16 years as a pro. “I played absolutely dreadful yesterday,” ...

On Friday, David Drysdale started his second round on the par-3 10th hole and it took just one swing to find the cup. His back nine included three bogeys, a double bogey and quad on the par-4 17th hole, which came one hole after his hole-in-one. “I played absolutely dreadful yesterday,” Morrison said Friday in reference of his first round.

DP World Tour pro embarrassed as he's disqualified after making ... (Mirror.co.uk)

Canadian golfer Aaron Cockerill had a day he won't ever forget at the Made in Himmerland tournament in Denmark, after he was soon brought back down to earth ...

Next month's BMW PGA event at Wentworth will see rebel stars involved in what promises to be a tempestuous four days - [with LIV players forbidden to wear their tour branding whilst competing](https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/golf/liv-golf-bmw-pga-championship-27887001). Cockerill is currently ranked 375th in the world. Still, Cockerill still thought he had the hole-in-one to laud, especially given it came just seven days after his previous ace at the Omega European Masters. According to That sucks." However, things quickly turned south when he recorded a quadruple bogey on the 17th, before a closing bogey made for a four over par 75.

Tour pro who made the cut after checking out of hotel and booking ... (GolfDigest.com)

The good news? James Morrison made the cut at this week's DP World Tour event and will earn a check. The bad news? A good chunk of whatever money he makes ...

But the two-time European Tour winner was well outside the cut line at an event where low numbers are being fired left and right. The bad news? The good news?

WATCH: Pro gives hilarious interview after unbelievable round (bunkered)

James Morrison revealed he had checked out of his hotel and booked a flight home before shooting one of the rounds of the day on the DP World Tour.

Golf's a stupid game." I've checked out my hotel, booked a flight, bags are in the car. Checked out of my hotel, booked a flight, put my bags in the car. Gone and shot a nine under par this morning. "I played dreadful yesterday. James Morrison revealed he had checked out of his hotel and booked a flight home before shooting one of the rounds of the day on the DP World Tour.

Pro makes hole-in-one. Here's why technically it never happened (Golf.com)

On Thursday, Canadian pro Aaron Cockerill made his second hole-in-one in seven days. Then things got really weird.

Well, it happened in a physical sense, but it technically won’t count. When the dust had settled on his round, he had shot a roller-coaster 33-42—75. “I’ve not had a hole-in-one in a few years.”)