The Lying King & Tiger's Cabo Test - November 5th, 2026
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On November 5th, 2026, we wrap up Andrew Novak's Mexico Open win, preview the WWTC at Tiger Woods' El Cardonal, and unpack the reignited, bitter civil war between LIV Golf and the DP World Tour.
- We preview the WWTC at Cabo San Lucas, tackling Tiger Woods’ 2014 El Cardonal design. With zero rough and massive fairways, the course demands precision, while bubble-boy Tony Finau fights to improve his #109 FedEx Cup standing.
- Tiger Woods noted that "angles of approach" dictate play, while Sahith Theegala called the layout a "blend of tactical and strategic golf."
- Defending champion Ben Griffin tearfully celebrated his friend Austin Hitt earning his Tour card after his father's passing, and Finau gave junior golfer Alex Thorne the "best five minutes of my life" by letting him play the par-3 15th hole.
- The civil war between LIV Golf and the DP World Tour has reignited with explosive accusations. Tensions are boiling over as Chapter 11 rumors swirl and executives trade vicious barbs over the future of European golf.
- Rory McIlroy claimed LIV boasted at Augusta about wanting to "destroy the European tour," while an anonymous LIV source branded DP World Tour CEO Guy Kinnings "The Lying King" who "always found a way to welch."
- Despite the boardroom vitriol, players are gearing up for cross-tour battles elsewhere, with Brooks Koepka joining Motor City to face Rory’s Boston Common in the TGL on December 27th.
Andrew Novak officially closes the book on his Mexico Open victory • Women's TGL launches Nov. 8th alongside Sky Sports securing UK broadcast rights • Jason Day admits "you cannot beat father time" after son Dash joked they act the same age, plus tune in tomorrow for opening round reactions on bubble players like Joel Dahmen.
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