Tiger Woods' caddie has been inducted into the Caddie Hall of Fame.
Joe Lacava helped the two-time Omega Dubai Desert Classic champion win his 15th major title at the Masters earlier this year.
He now joins the likes of Mike Cowan, Steve Williams and Phil Mickelson's former right-hand man Jim “Bones” Mackay in the hall of fame.
Woods and Lacava are in action later Thursday at the BMW Championship.
PSG sign Spain forward Torres from Barcelona
Paris St Germain have signed Spain's World Cup-winning forward Ferran Torres from Barcelona on a contract until 2031, the two clubs announced on Saturday.
Spain's Perez sets women's half marathon race walk world record
Spain's Maria Perez has established the inaugural world record for the women's half-marathon race walk with a time of one hour 30 minutes and six seconds when winning the gold medal at the European Athletics Championships on Saturday.
Atletico Madrid sign Spurs captain Cristian Romero
Atletico Madrid have signed Tottenham Hotspur captain Cristian Romero until June 2031 after five seasons in north London, the Spanish club said on Saturday.
Consortium including Amazon's Bezos to buy minority stake in Liverpool
A consortium including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has reached a definitive agreement to buy a minority stake in Liverpool, the Premier League club's owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG) said on Friday.
Tanzid century stuns Australia, keeps Bangladesh on top in Darwin
Opener Tanzid Hasan became the first Bangladesh cricketer to score a test century in Australia on Friday as the South Asian side dominated another day in Darwin to carve out a 153-run first-innings lead over the stunned hosts.
Dr Anwar Gargash, diplomatic advisor to the UAE president, said the repeated targeted attacks on ADNOC tankers will not deter the UAE from moving forward with a 'balanced and rational policy' backed by diplomacy, deterrence, and adherence to international law.
Dubai Customs has completed a major international seizure by foiling an attempt to export over 70 million illicit cigarettes that were en route to a European country.
The UAE has expressed its solidarity with Indonesia following the tragic 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck its eastern region on Saturday, killing at least 38 people and injuring 13 others.
