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By MatiReimundo · Posted
2026 PGA Tour Genesis Invitational - California Results (February 19-22, 2026) Signature Event (69.74 points) Men's: 1. Jacob Bridgeman 2. Kurt Kitayama 2. Rory McIlroy 4. Adam Scott 5. Aldrich Potgieter 6. Jake Knapp 7. Collin Morikawa 7. Cameron Young 7. Tommy Fleetwood 7. Ryan Fox 7. Xander Schauffele 12. Lee Min-woo 12. Scottie Scheffler 12. Jordan Spieth 12. Alex Noren 16. Sam Stevens 16. Pierceson Coody 16. Akshay Bhatia 16. Marco Penge 20. Ludvig Aberg 20. Robert MacIntyre 22. Harris English 22. Sahith Theegala 24. Shane Lowry 24. Matt McCarty 24. Matt Fitzpatrick 24. Max Greyserman *Provisional Standings to the FedEx Cup Playoffs (only top 20): 1. Jacob Bridgeman / 1.069p 2. Chris Gotterup / 1.066p 3. Scottie Scheffler / 1.043p 4. Collin Morikawa / 882p 5. Jake Knapp / 680p 6. Hideki Matsuyama / 592p 7. Ryan Gerard / 590p 8. Kim Si-woo / 537p 9. Lee Min-woo / 522p 10. Justin Rose / 520p 11. Tommy Fleetwood / 489p 12. Rory McIlroy / 460p 13. Pierceson Coody / 459p 14. Ryo Hisatsune / 451p 15. Akshay Bhatia / 444p 16. Kurt Kitayama / 435p 17. Sepp Straka / 432p 18. Adam Scott / 396p 19. Aldrich Potgieter / 308p 20. Matt McCarty / 283p * The FedEx Cup Playoffs are a series of 3 final events of the season where the top 70 players with the most points during the year qualify to compete for the 2026 PGA Tour championship. Results -
By FancyFenchel · Posted
02:33 @brunamoura @heywoodu -
Here is the final "almost medal" table by the way, congrats to Germany -
By MatiReimundo · Posted
2026 PGA Tour AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am - California Results (February 12-15, 2026) Signature Event (71.31 points) Men's: 1. Collin Morikawa 2. Lee Min-woo 2. Sepp Straka 4. Scottie Scheffler 4. Tommy Fleetwood 6. Sam Burns 6. Akshay Bhatia 8. Ryo Hisatsune 8. Shane Lowry 8. Nico Echavarria 8. Jake Knapp 8. Jacob Bridgeman 8. Hideki Matsuyama 14. Rory McIlroy 14. Patrick Cantlay 14. Matt Fitzpatrick 14. Tom Hoge 18. Tony Finau 19. Russell Henley 19. Alex Smalley 19. Brian Harman 19. Rickie Fowler 19. Xander Schauffele 24. Harry Hall 24. Jason Day 24. Nick Taylor 24. Ryan Fox 24. Harris English Results -
It's somewhat surprising that figure skating isn't more popular here. -
I'm not against team events or even mixed team events, but I think they need to be more than the sum of individual performances. So relays are fine (including team event in luge), team pursuit too, team event in skeleton is ok cause you have this different type of start though I would prefer the luge system (with a chip instead of this board you definitely can't touch in skeleton ?). Rest needs to be rethought at least. And rules need to be coherent between the sports regarding how many teams you can enter, why is it 4 duos in alpine combined event and only 1 in CC team sprint ? 2 would be my limit for dual events, even in sports where they usually don't enter more than one team in WC events. Alpine skiing (10) No changes. Biathlon (11 -> 9) - Mixed relay + Single mixed relay. Agree with De_Gambassi, different format from the gender relays, increased chances for weaker nations to compete even if we would have two teams for some countries. - Both pursuits. I've seen several people complain about how tired the athletes were by the end of the Games during the mass-starts. Thing is these are the same people that are adamant on keeping the pursuit in the program. Either ditch them or treat the sprint as a qualification round. You would then have one individual races, one MS and one "exciting" double-event. Bobsleigh (4) No changes. Max 2 teams per country. Cross-country skiing (12 -> 11) - Both team sprints. + Mixed team sprint. Same idea as in biathlon. Like some I'm all for a real sprint and not the dull attrition races we witnessed in Val di Fiemme. Freestyle is mandatory, can be uphill/downhill but not longer than 1'30. - 50km W + 30km W Curling (3) No changes. Figure skating (5 -> 3) - Team event. Awful ranking system. - Ice dance. "Dance", enough said. Freestyle skiing (15) - Team aerials. + Ski-cross mixed event. Ideally luge-like with immediate start after your teammate crossed the finish line. Alternate M-W order between the rounds. In snowboard cross men were almost useless all day long. Ice hockey (2) No changes. Luge (6) No changes. Nordic combined (3 -> 4) + Gundersen NH W - Gundersen NH M + Mass-start LH M - Team event + Mixed team event Short-track speed skating (9) No changes. Skeleton (3) No changes. Ski jumping (6 -> 5) - Super team M Ski mountaineering (3) - Both sprints + Both individuals Snowboarding (11) No changes. Speed skating (14) - Mass-start in the current format is shite + (Re)introduce an allround competition inspired by track cycling's omnium (first version). So a couple of individual races (500 and 3000 ?), an elimination race, a points races to end it. (-) This would be endurance based so maybe ditch 3000/5000. -
By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
Worth noting that these Olympics, there were separate qualification and event threads where as in the past, they were merged together in one thread so that makes the increase in replies even more impressive. -
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The best part of last nights closing ceremony was the highlight montage Eurosport made. Anyone who didn't see it NEEDS to see it. Amazing. Probably my second favourite montage of an OG after the London one in 2012. -
After our first ever Olympic medal, it's time for our first Paralympic medal. The chances are good, but I'm traumatized by the Chinese after 2022. I'm also concerned about the atmosphere of these games.
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no, there was a world cup stage also the following year, then the track was dismissed and the hall reverted back to its usual tasks (not sport related)
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