PGA Tour
August 16-19, 2018
Brandt Snedeker
D.A. Points
Cheng Tsung Pan
Harris English
Sergio Garcia
David Hearn
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Brandt Snedeker struggled coming off the emotional high that comes with shooting 59, but it didn’t stop him from rallying Friday at the Wyndham Championship.
Sergio Garcia gave himself a chance to keep his perfect FedExCup Playoffs record going with his rally Friday at the Wyndham Championship.
D.A. Points has missed 16 of 17 cuts this season while playing with a herniated disc that causes numbness in his fingers.
Brandt Snedeker opened the Wyndham with a round of 59, becoming the ninth player in PGA Tour history to card a sub-60 score.
Brandt Snedeker's first round at the Wyndham Championship began with a bogey and ended with a birdie for an 11-under 59.
Martin Kaymer said Friday he didn’t believe that even a victory would make him worthy of playing the Ryder Cup in Paris next month.
With his move up the leaderboard Friday at the Nordea Masters, Thorbjorn Olesen continued his charge to make the European Ryder Cup team on points.
Isaiah Salinda's driver broke early in his Round of 16 match against Stewart Hagestad. It didn't matter, as he won on the 18th hole to advance in the U.S. Amateur.
Jackson Van Paris' historic week ended Thursday when the 14-year-old lost in the Round of 32 to Mason Overstreet at the U.S. Amateur.
It wasn’t just that Jacob Bergeron prevailed in an unprecedented 24-for-1 playoff Wednesday at the U.S. Amateur.
One of the hottest players in amateur golf had his U.S. Amateur run end Wednesday under unusual circumstances.
The top three players in the world had a tough afternoon Wednesday at Pebble Beach.
Cut Line offers an appreciation of what Tiger Woods has accomplished and what Jarrod Lyle meant to so many people.
Brandel Chamblee is back on the pod to compare and contrast Tiger Woods' return to competitive golf with that of Ben Hogan and Babe Didrikson Zaharias in the 1950s.
Tiger Woods has made it over the mental hurdle, but there is still a big one left to clear before he wins a major: the big stick.
The FedExCup Playoffs begin next week in New Jersey, a state at the forefront of legalized sports gambling movement. A senior official explains the Tour's stance.
If there were still a PGA Tour Comeback Player of the Year award, it would be hard to argue against Tiger Woods. But don't forget about Brooks Koepka.
The three different major champions obviously earned high marks. But where did Tiger, Justin, Rory and others fall in the grading scale?
Sung Hyun Park’s hot finish Friday gave her a chance to keep Ariya Jutanugarn from running away with the LPGA’s most important awards.
Sung Hyun Park relied on the same, steady style that has helped make her one of the LPGA's top players. When her putts kept rolling in Friday, she was virtually unbeatable.
Justin Thomas didn't successfully defend his title at last week's PGA Championship, but he did get a guest spot on "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon."
European Tour pro Thorbjorn Olesen is on quite the roll, losing two sets of clubs and five suitcases in the span of 10 days.
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