
Fitzpatrick Withdraws From DP World Tour Championship
Matt Fitzpatrick skips the Dubai finale amid security concerns about travel to the Middle East during the ongoing Iran war.
Reporting here follows professional golf — PGA Tour events, major championships, world rankings, player contracts and endorsements, rules changes and the governance and business developments shaping the sport. Coverage runs from dietary guidelines and supplement safety through the study design debates that have become a recurring subject in the field.

Matt Fitzpatrick skips the Dubai finale amid security concerns about travel to the Middle East during the ongoing Iran war.
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