Golf's competitive calendar continues with action unfolding across multiple tours this week, headlined by the DP World India Championship where Rory McIlroy and Patrick Reed are among the field competing in New Delhi.
The tournament represents another significant opportunity for McIlroy to build momentum after a challenging stretch of form. McIlroy shot 70 in the weather-delayed opening round, leaving him four shots adrift of Niklas Nørgaard's lead as the event got underway.
This appearance comes as McIlroy continues to navigate a demanding schedule. Earlier in the season, McIlroy confirmed he would miss the FedEx St. Jude Championship to manage his workload during the PGA Tour's break period.
McIlroy's recent performances have been inconsistent. At the Amgen Irish Open in September, he struggled with his putting and finished nine strokes behind Shane Lowry's course-record 62, posting a second consecutive 69 as defending champion.
Leaderboards this week
The DP World India Championship leaderboard is developing as players navigate the New Delhi course. Detailed scoring updates and standings are available as the tournament progresses through its rounds.
Previous week's results
Last week's tournaments concluded with their respective winners and final leaderboards now recorded across the professional tours.
Looking ahead to 2026
The men's and women's major championships scheduled for 2026 represent the pinnacle of competitive golf. These events will shape the year's narrative and determine which players can claim major championship success.
Meanwhile, Scottie Scheffler's grip on the world No 1 ranking continues to tighten, with the American's 178-week reign showing no signs of ending as he approaches historic records set by Tiger Woods.
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