Bubba Watson raked in a cool $2.4 million on the LIV Golf circuit in 2024 despite ending the campaign as one of the players inside the Saudi-backed league's drop zone. It was a season to forget ...

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Bubba Watson can't be happy with the season behind him, considering the relegation from LIV Golf. The well-known name of the golf scene has experienced a huge decline in his career, but we have no ...

Bubba Watson, pictured during the LIV Golf season, missed the cut at this week's Saudi International. / Bob Donnan-Imagn Images There are numerous questions surrounding the 2025 rosters for LIV ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Professional golfer Bubba Watson showed off a new golf jetpack to celebrate the return of golf to the Olympics after more than 100 years. Similar models of the ...

Bubba Watson lost his place as a player on LIV Golf when he was relegated after the 2024 season. However, Watson is not only busy trying to regain his spot, but also signing new talent to his team.

Only good news as Ping Golf is planning on selling 5,000 of the limited edition Pink drivers by Bubba Watson with money going to charity. Bubba Watson's pink G20 driver will be on sale starting ...

With his status for the 2025 LIV Golf season up in the air, RangeGoats GC captain Bubba Watson told a UK golf site that he wants to play despite finishing in the relegation zone this season.

Since LIV Golf started, the concept of relegation has ... After him, in order, are: Branden Grace, Canter, Bubba Watson, Kalle Samooja, Kieran Vincent, Hudson Swafford, Anthony Kim and Ben Campbell.

Watson, 46, hasn't finished in the top 10 of a LIV event since May 2023 and missed the cut at this week's Saudi International on the Asian Tour, which features 41 other LIV Golf members.