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MacIntyre rolled in a long birdie putt on his final hole Saturday to extend his lead to four over the world No. 1, entering the final round at Caves Valley.
Tennessee teenager Jackson Herrington birdied the 18th hole to beat local favorite Niall Shiels Donegan on Saturday to advance to the U.S. Amateur final at The Olympic Club.
Akshay Bhatia made an ace on the 17th hole of the BMW Championship on Saturday, winning a car and boosting his chances of qualifying for the Tour Championship next week.
Jeongeun Lee5 shot a 6-under 67 on Friday to take the lead in The Standard Portland Classic, while 65-year-old Juli Inkster fell short in her bid to become the oldest player to make a cut in LPGA Tour history.
Niall Shiels Donegan, the Scot who grew up in nearby Mill Valley, advanced to the U.S. Amateur semifinals Friday at The Olympic Club to the delight of his large, vocal gallery.
MacIntyre followed his opening 62 with a 64 Friday while Scheffler has gone 66-65 over two days at Caves Valley.
Sebastian Munoz of Colombia shot the third sub-60 score in LIV Golf history on Friday and is the first to post a 59 in a round that included a double bogey.
Two-time champion Brooke Henderson birdied all four par-5 holes for a 7-under 65 on Thursday in The Standard Portland Classic.
John Daly II and Niall Shiels Donegan each won two matches Thursday at The Olympic Club to advance to the U.S. Amateur quarterfinals as more top-ranked players dropped out.
MacIntyre birdied each of his last six holes Thursday to shoot 62 and lead the BMW Championship at Caves Valley.
The Tour Championship now has the richest individual prize fund in golf with the PGA Tour making the FedExCup payoff count as official money for the first time.
Oklahoma State junior Preston Stout, the medalist in stroke-play qualifying and the No. 4-ranked amateur, became the only player from the top 10 to advance at the U.S. Amateur.
Keegan Bradley has the support of key players and the opportunity to become the first playing captain in the Ryder Cup since Arnold Palmer in 1963 at East Lake. And it’s all because of Jack Nicklaus.
Steve Allan of Australia won the Boeing Classic on Sunday for his second PGA Tour Champions victory in three starts.
Justin Rose made up a three-shot deficit over the last five holes against hard-luck Tommy Fleetwood, and then made two birdies in a playoff against U.S. Open champion J.J. Spaun to win the FedEx St. Jude Championship on Sunday.
Dean Burmester overcame a rough start to get into a three-way playoff Sunday, and then beat Jon Rahm and Josele Ballester on the first extra hole.
Grant Forrest won his second DP World Tour title Sunday in the Nexo Championship at Trump International Golf Links.
Fleetwood had an up-and-down Saturday but kept the 54-hole lead. Meanwhile, world No. 1 Scheffler is only two back.
Tommy Fleetwood had another big closing stretch Friday with four straight birdies, giving him a 6-under 64 and the lead in the FedEx Cup St. Jude Championship with his sights set on an elusive PGA Tour title.
Akshay Bhatia had a blazing finish to get his PGA Tour postseason off to a good start, closing eagle-birdie-birdie for an 8-under 62 to post his career low and take a one-shot lead.
Cameron Young finally got his first PGA Tour victory Sunday after seven runner-up finishes, and he made it look easy.
Yamashita finished two shots clear of Hull and fellow Japanese player Minami Katsu at Royal Porthcawl.
Young led by as many as eight shots Saturday in Greensboro, North Carolina, before take a five-stroke lead in the final round.
Yamashita built a big lead Saturday at Royal Porthcawl but saw it slip away. She finished one shot clear of the field entering the final round of the LPGA’s final major of the season.