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TGL: New York Golf Club defeats Jupiter Links 8-3 in Tiger Woods’ season debut

TGL: New York Golf Club defeats Jupiter Links 8-3 in Tiger Woods’ season debut

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Tiger Woods was on hand at the SoFi Center for Tuesday’s TGL match between his Jupiter Links and the New York Golf Club. That was not enough juice for the Jupiter squad though as New York defeated them rather easily, 8-3.

Woods is still in the process of returning to golf, but having him at the match in general was a ton of fun. Any time that you can see Tiger Woods is a good thing.

Jupiter fielded Max Homa and Kevin Kisner to no surprise, but in need of an alternate they called upon Akshay Bhatia. They took on the New York squad of Rickie Fowler, Matt Fitzpatrick, and Cameron Young, and here is how the action unfolded.

Here is how the individuals lined up for each singles match (Jupiter, New York).

This was a particularly festive TGL match beyond the inclusion of Tiger Woods as the PGA Tour is returning this week with the Sony Open.

TGL has been a huge success and weeks like this are a huge reason why. Fans are treated to midweek golf just a couple of days before PGA Tour play begins. It is a special time to love golf.

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Dallas Fuel downed Spacestation Gaming 3-1 on Saturday to advance to the grand final of the Overwatch Champions Series’ North America Stage 1 playoffs.

Spacestation Gaming dropped to the lower-bracket final in the double-elimination playoffs on Sunday against Team Liquid, with the winner advancing to the grand final against Dallas Fuel later in the day.

Team Liquid stayed alive on Saturday by blanking LuneX Gaming 3-0 in the lower-bracket semifinal.

The Overwatch 2 online competition, with a prize pool of $75,000, began with six teams playing a regular season with a round-robin format.

The top four teams advanced to the regional playoffs, and all sealed berths in North America Stage 2. All playoff matches are first-to-three except for the grand final, which is first-to-four.

The championship team will receive $30,000, the runner-up $15,000, with both teams receiving berths in the OCS Champions Clash, scheduled for May 22-24 in Tokyo.

Dallas Fuel opened the best-of-five on Saturday with a 2-0 win on Busan Control before Spacestation Gaming earned a 3-3 draw on Numbani Hybrid. Dallas came through with a 2-1 victory on Watchpoint: Gibraltor Escort, then lost 3-1 on Aatlis Flashpoint.

In the decisive final map, Dallas won on Esperanca Push, 87.01 meters to 47.24 meters.


Team Liquid swept LuneX Gaming 2-0 on Lijang Tower Control, 4-3 on Havana Escort and 144.4m to 62.39m on Runasapi Push.

Overwatch Champions Series’ North America Stage 1 prize pool

1. $30,000, qualifies for Champions Clash, NA Stage 2

2. $15,000, qualifies for Champions Clash, NA Stage 2

3. $12,000, qualifies for NA Stage 2

4. $8,000, qualifies for NA Stage 2 — LuneX Gaming

5-6. Extinction, Disguised — $5,000, qualifies for NA Stage 2 promotion/relegation

–Field Level Media

#Deadspin #Dallas #Fuel #reach #grand #final #OWCS #Stage #playoffs">Deadspin | Dallas Fuel reach grand final of OWCS NA Stage 1 playoffs Dallas Fuel downed Spacestation Gaming 3-1 on Saturday to advance to the grand final of the Overwatch Champions Series’ North America Stage 1 playoffs. Spacestation Gaming dropped to the lower-bracket final in the double-elimination playoffs on Sunday against Team Liquid, with the winner advancing to the grand final against Dallas Fuel later in the day. Team Liquid stayed alive on Saturday by blanking LuneX Gaming 3-0 in the lower-bracket semifinal. The Overwatch 2 online competition, with a prize pool of ,000, began with six teams playing a regular season with a round-robin format. The top four teams advanced to the regional playoffs, and all sealed berths in North America Stage 2. All playoff matches are first-to-three except for the grand final, which is first-to-four. The championship team will receive ,000, the runner-up ,000, with both teams receiving berths in the OCS Champions Clash, scheduled for May 22-24 in Tokyo. Dallas Fuel opened the best-of-five on Saturday with a 2-0 win on Busan Control before Spacestation Gaming earned a 3-3 draw on Numbani Hybrid. Dallas came through with a 2-1 victory on Watchpoint: Gibraltor Escort, then lost 3-1 on Aatlis Flashpoint. In the decisive final map, Dallas won on Esperanca Push, 87.01 meters to 47.24 meters. Team Liquid swept LuneX Gaming 2-0 on Lijang Tower Control, 4-3 on Havana Escort and 144.4m to 62.39m on Runasapi Push. Overwatch Champions Series’ North America Stage 1 prize pool 1. ,000, qualifies for Champions Clash, NA Stage 2 2. ,000, qualifies for Champions Clash, NA Stage 2 3. ,000, qualifies for NA Stage 2 4. ,000, qualifies for NA Stage 2 — LuneX Gaming 5-6. Extinction, Disguised — ,000, qualifies for NA Stage 2 promotion/relegation –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Dallas #Fuel #reach #grand #final #OWCS #Stage #playoffs

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Delhi’s Aarit Kapil becomes youngest Indian International Master norm holder

Delhi-based 10-year-old Aarit Kapil became the youngest Indian chess player to make an International Master norm after he drew with Samuel Asaka of Australia in the final round of an international tournament at Menorca in Spain.

After a brilliant start that included a victory over former world Under-20 champion and Grandmaster Nogerbek Kazybek of Kazakhstan in the second round, Aarit, who is just 10 years and seven months old, became the youngest Indian to hold an IM norm.

Winning the U-11 national championship last year was a turning point for the young Delhiite and he has taken it forward in a big way. He is currently ranked number two in the world amongst players born in 2015.

The highest point for Aarit was a draw with 12-year-old International Master Oro Faustino of Argentina who is often regarded as the ‘Messi of Chess’ in the chequered world.

Last year, he even held Magnus Carlsen to a draw in the ‘Early Titled Tuesday’ chess tournament, an online competition.

– PTI

Shivika Rohilla becomes Woman International Master

Shivika Rohilla has become a Woman International Master (WIM) following a final round draw with IM Rudolf Sertic of Croatia in the first Saturday chess tournament that concluded in Budapest.

Shivika, who had made her first norm back in 2023, came close to the final norm for the last 10 tournaments but missed the chances.

Scoring 4.5 points out of her nine games, Shivika also ensured a decent rise in her rating although her WIM rating requirements were completed in 2025 after a tournament in Poland.

The 18-year-old has now wants to complete the Woman Grandmaster title.

Tania Sachdev was the first player from Delhi to become a WIM 24 years back and very recently Sachi Jain was the second about a month earlier. Shivika is now the third.

– PTI

Published on Apr 12, 2026

#Indian #sports #wrap #April #Delhis #Aarit #youngest #Indian #International #Master #Shivika #achieves #Woman #International #Master #norm">Indian sports wrap, April 12: Delhi’s Aarit becomes youngest Indian International Master, Shivika achieves Woman International Master norm CHESSDelhi’s Aarit Kapil becomes youngest Indian International Master norm holderDelhi-based 10-year-old Aarit Kapil became the youngest Indian chess player to make an International Master norm after he drew with Samuel Asaka of Australia in the final round of an international tournament at Menorca in Spain.After a brilliant start that included a victory over former world Under-20 champion and Grandmaster Nogerbek Kazybek of Kazakhstan in the second round, Aarit, who is just 10 years and seven months old, became the youngest Indian to hold an IM norm.Winning the U-11 national championship last year was a turning point for the young Delhiite and he has taken it forward in a big way. He is currently ranked number two in the world amongst players born in 2015.The highest point for Aarit was a draw with 12-year-old International Master Oro Faustino of Argentina who is often regarded as the ‘Messi of Chess’ in the chequered world.Last year, he even held Magnus Carlsen to a draw in the ‘Early Titled Tuesday’ chess tournament, an online competition.– PTIShivika Rohilla becomes Woman International MasterShivika Rohilla has become a Woman International Master (WIM) following a final round draw with IM Rudolf Sertic of Croatia in the first Saturday chess tournament that concluded in Budapest.Shivika, who had made her first norm back in 2023, came close to the final norm for the last 10 tournaments but missed the chances.Scoring 4.5 points out of her nine games, Shivika also ensured a decent rise in her rating although her WIM rating requirements were completed in 2025 after a tournament in Poland.The 18-year-old has now wants to complete the Woman Grandmaster title.Tania Sachdev was the first player from Delhi to become a WIM 24 years back and very recently Sachi Jain was the second about a month earlier. Shivika is now the third.– PTIPublished on Apr 12, 2026 #Indian #sports #wrap #April #Delhis #Aarit #youngest #Indian #International #Master #Shivika #achieves #Woman #International #Master #norm

Deadspin | Injured Carlos Ulberg pulls off improbable title victory Apr 11, 2026; Miami, Florida, UNITED STATES; Carlos Ulberg (blue gloves) reacts after defeating Jiri Prochazka (red gloves) during UFC 327 at Kaseya Center. Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-Imagn Images The dawn of a new era at light heavyweight commenced Saturday night in Miami in the main event of UFC 327, which saw Carlos Ulberg win the UFC vacant light heavyweight title over former champion Jiri Prochazka. Ulberg (14-1) finished Prochazka (32-6-1) after nearly losing the fight due to a knee injury, catching Prochazka coming in with a left hook, followed by strikes, to win the title. Ulberg has won 10 in a row, whereas Prochazka fell to 1-3 in UFC title fights since June 2022. Two of those losses were to Alex Pereira (13-3). In the co-headliner, Paulo Costa rallied in the third round to halt Azamat Murzakanov’s undefeated record. Costa (16-4) has won his last two fights as he used to fight primarily at middleweight. Murzakanov (16-1) had won five of his first seven fights in the UFC by KO/TKO dating to 2022. At heavyweight, Josh Hokit remained unbeaten with a unanimous decision win over Curtis Blaydes in a highly entertaining fight that was primarily a striking clinic. Hokit (9-0) took the cards 29-28, 29-28, 29-28 to run his record to 3-0 in the UFC. Blaydes (19-6) has dropped two of his last three. Hokit will make a quick turnaround, competing on the UFC Freedom 250 card June 14 in Washington, D.C., vs. Derrick Lewis (29-13, 1 NC), a late addition to make the event a seven-fight card. At light heavyweight, Dominick Reyes earned a split decision against Johnny Walker, taking two of the three judges’ scorecards 29-28, while another scored the opposite for Walker. Reyes (16-5) has won four of his last five fights, whereas Walker (22-10) is the direct inverse. Former WEC veteran Cub Swanson ended his UFC career on a high note, knocking out Nate Landwehr with a right hook at 4:06 into the opening round. Swanson (31-14) closed his MMA journey with three wins in his last four fights, while Landwehr (18-8) has lost three in a row. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Injured #Carlos #Ulberg #pulls #improbable #title #victoryApr 11, 2026; Miami, Florida, UNITED STATES; Carlos Ulberg (blue gloves) reacts after defeating Jiri Prochazka (red gloves) during UFC 327 at Kaseya Center. Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-Imagn Images

The dawn of a new era at light heavyweight commenced Saturday night in Miami in the main event of UFC 327, which saw Carlos Ulberg win the UFC vacant light heavyweight title over former champion Jiri Prochazka.

Ulberg (14-1) finished Prochazka (32-6-1) after nearly losing the fight due to a knee injury, catching Prochazka coming in with a left hook, followed by strikes, to win the title.

Ulberg has won 10 in a row, whereas Prochazka fell to 1-3 in UFC title fights since June 2022. Two of those losses were to Alex Pereira (13-3).

In the co-headliner, Paulo Costa rallied in the third round to halt Azamat Murzakanov’s undefeated record. Costa (16-4) has won his last two fights as he used to fight primarily at middleweight. Murzakanov (16-1) had won five of his first seven fights in the UFC by KO/TKO dating to 2022.


At heavyweight, Josh Hokit remained unbeaten with a unanimous decision win over Curtis Blaydes in a highly entertaining fight that was primarily a striking clinic. Hokit (9-0) took the cards 29-28, 29-28, 29-28 to run his record to 3-0 in the UFC. Blaydes (19-6) has dropped two of his last three.

Hokit will make a quick turnaround, competing on the UFC Freedom 250 card June 14 in Washington, D.C., vs. Derrick Lewis (29-13, 1 NC), a late addition to make the event a seven-fight card.

At light heavyweight, Dominick Reyes earned a split decision against Johnny Walker, taking two of the three judges’ scorecards 29-28, while another scored the opposite for Walker. Reyes (16-5) has won four of his last five fights, whereas Walker (22-10) is the direct inverse.

Former WEC veteran Cub Swanson ended his UFC career on a high note, knocking out Nate Landwehr with a right hook at 4:06 into the opening round. Swanson (31-14) closed his MMA journey with three wins in his last four fights, while Landwehr (18-8) has lost three in a row.

–Field Level Media

#Deadspin #Injured #Carlos #Ulberg #pulls #improbable #title #victory">Deadspin | Injured Carlos Ulberg pulls off improbable title victory Apr 11, 2026; Miami, Florida, UNITED STATES; Carlos Ulberg (blue gloves) reacts after defeating Jiri Prochazka (red gloves) during UFC 327 at Kaseya Center. Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-Imagn Images The dawn of a new era at light heavyweight commenced Saturday night in Miami in the main event of UFC 327, which saw Carlos Ulberg win the UFC vacant light heavyweight title over former champion Jiri Prochazka. Ulberg (14-1) finished Prochazka (32-6-1) after nearly losing the fight due to a knee injury, catching Prochazka coming in with a left hook, followed by strikes, to win the title. Ulberg has won 10 in a row, whereas Prochazka fell to 1-3 in UFC title fights since June 2022. Two of those losses were to Alex Pereira (13-3). In the co-headliner, Paulo Costa rallied in the third round to halt Azamat Murzakanov’s undefeated record. Costa (16-4) has won his last two fights as he used to fight primarily at middleweight. Murzakanov (16-1) had won five of his first seven fights in the UFC by KO/TKO dating to 2022. At heavyweight, Josh Hokit remained unbeaten with a unanimous decision win over Curtis Blaydes in a highly entertaining fight that was primarily a striking clinic. Hokit (9-0) took the cards 29-28, 29-28, 29-28 to run his record to 3-0 in the UFC. Blaydes (19-6) has dropped two of his last three. Hokit will make a quick turnaround, competing on the UFC Freedom 250 card June 14 in Washington, D.C., vs. Derrick Lewis (29-13, 1 NC), a late addition to make the event a seven-fight card. At light heavyweight, Dominick Reyes earned a split decision against Johnny Walker, taking two of the three judges’ scorecards 29-28, while another scored the opposite for Walker. Reyes (16-5) has won four of his last five fights, whereas Walker (22-10) is the direct inverse. Former WEC veteran Cub Swanson ended his UFC career on a high note, knocking out Nate Landwehr with a right hook at 4:06 into the opening round. Swanson (31-14) closed his MMA journey with three wins in his last four fights, while Landwehr (18-8) has lost three in a row. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Injured #Carlos #Ulberg #pulls #improbable #title #victory

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