On November 30th, 2025, Jeeno Thitikul capped a historic week by winning the CME and breaking a 23-year-old scoring record, while Rory McIlroy called for an end to the "butt hurt" feelings over LIV Golf.

LPGA TOUR: A LEGENDARY RECORD FALLS

• Jeeno Thitikul overcame a wrist injury to win the CME Group Tour Championship, securing the largest prize in women's golf ($4M) and the World No. 1 ranking. But the real story was her historic Vare Trophy win.
• Thitikul set the lowest scoring average in the LPGA's 75-year history (68.681), breaking Annika Sorenstam's record that stood for 23 years.
• Just two months after crying over a loss, Thitikul won it all despite entering the week with the simple goal to "be able to finish four rounds."

PGA TOUR / LIV: RORY'S "IRRATIONAL" TRUTH BOMB

• Rory McIlroy didn't hold back on LIV Golf, calling their estimated "$5 or 6 billion" in spending "irrational." His message to fellow pros, however, was one of reconciliation, urging everyone to move forward together.
• "If you have butt hurt feelings, you just have to get over it." - Rory McIlroy's new message to players on both sides.
• A new data point shows the power shift, with seven of the top eight longest hitters in golf for 2025 now coming from the LIV tour.

DP WORLD TOUR: MIN WOO'S BIG SHIFT

• Down under at the Australian PGA Championship, Min Woo Lee is making noticeable changes. He's physically bulking up and mentally shifting his focus from outcomes to a more disciplined, process-driven approach on the course.
• On his new physique: "My shirts are getting a little tight, which is a good thing."
• The fan favorite is trading some of his flashy, high-risk shots for a more measured strategy he hopes will lead to more consistent results.

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