Nelly Korda leads The Chevron Championship by five shots but it could have been greater had her putter cooperated Saturday. The “Golf Central” team details.
Fitzpatrick brothers talk record-setting performance at Zurich
Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick set a couple of new tournament scoring records Saturday at the Zurich Classic. Brentley Romine talked to the brothers, who are up by four strokes.
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Pauline Roussin-Bouchard nearly holed her approach shot on the par-4 18th Saturday at the 2026 Chevron Championship. Her reaction was nearly as good as the result.
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Gotterup, who finished at 16-under 264, moves to No. 17 in the world. He was at No. 195 in the world when he left the Sony Open a year ago.
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Robert MacIntyre’s memory of the Sony Open is set to serve him as a helpful reminder going forward in his career, but came at a steep cost in Hawaii.
Nacho Elvira won the first DP World Tour event of the year, besting Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy in the final round of the Dubai Invitational on Sunday.
Mateo Pulcini prevailed in a playoff to capture the Latin America Amateur Championship, earning spots in this year’s Masters and Open Championship. Watch highlights and hear from Rich Lerner, who was on site this week in Peru.
Rory McIlroy is looking ahead to the Hero Dubai Desert Classic next week after finishing T-3 at the Dubai Invitational on Sunday.
The 25-year-old Argentine somehow threaded a shot through a tree to stay alive in a playoff opposite Venezuela’s Virgilio Paz, then won on the second extra hole Sunday at the Latin America Amateur in Peru.
The 38-year-old Spaniard took advantage of Lowry’s late misfortune on Sunday at the Dubai Invitational to win his third career DPWT event.