Jhonattan Vegas is on top of the leaderboard after the opening round of The Honda Classic.
The Venezuelan is two shots ahead of four players including three-time Omega Dubai Desert Classic winner Ernie Els.
Meanwhile Brooks Koepka and Anirban Lahiri are part of a large group of players three shots behind Vegas.
Somali soccer referee denied US entry, will miss World Cup debut
The United States has denied entry over the weekend to soccer referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan, who had been expected to be the first Somali to officiate at a World Cup match.
Brazil's Neymar to continue World Cup prep after MRI shows 'progress'
Neymar's recent MRI has revealed he's making "good progress" in his recovery from a calf injury as he attempts to represent Brazil in his fourth World Cup, the Brazilian Football Confederation announced on Monday.
UAE's Al Kamali to lead FIFA World Cup disciplinary committee
Emirati legal expert and Chairman of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee, Mohammed Al Kamali, will lead the Disciplinary Committee for the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Netherlands defender Timber to miss World Cup with injury
Arsenal defender Jurrien Timber will miss the 2026 World Cup after failing to recover from a groin injury, the Dutch Football Association said on Monday.
Suthar makes dream debut in India's largest Test victory
Manav Suthar's dream Test debut concluded with India registering their biggest test victory - by an innings and 300 runs against Afghanistan - inside three days of the one-off Test in New Chandigarh on Monday.
UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has shared his condolences in a message to Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos over the victims of the major earthquake that struck southern Philippines on Monday.
The UAE has welcomed a joint international statement on Sudan, reaffirming support for a peaceful, democratic and stable future for the African nation.
The UAE's National Anti-Narcotics Authority, in coordination with Dubai Police, has foiled an attempt to smuggle 267,300 amphetamine pills.
