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Meechai stands at 4 under par entering a weekend without some very recognizable names.
MacIntyre and Fox share the 36-hole lead in the RBC Canadian Open at 10 under par.
Saso, the 2021 USWO champ, shot 68 while several others couldn’t crack 80.
While McIlroy carded a 66, Skinns fired 62 to lead in Hamilton, Ontario.
Auburn’s J.M Butler beat FSU’s Luke Clanton to give the Tigers the men’s NCAA championship.
Lancaster Country Club is “a beast,” according to the world’s most dominant player.
Auburn will battle Florida State for an NCAA national title in men’s golf.
Adam Scott has played in every major championship since the 2001 U.S Open.
Tai got into the clubhouse at 3 under par and dodged a series of players trying to catch him.
Riley started the day with a four-shot lead and eased to a five-stroke triumph.
Bland won the rain-delayed event by shooting 63 in the final round at Benton Harbor.
Els and Chalmers are at 10 under par, while overnight leader Richard Bland is one back.
Davis Riley leads Scottie Scheffler at Colonial as field saddened by news of Grayson Murray’s death
Riley had to wait 70 minutes before finishing off his second-round 64.
Bland shot 66 and leads Scott Dunlap by a stroke entering the weekend.
The LIV player is in on a one-time exemption for being a DP World Tour winner.
Scheffler shot his first over-par opening round of the season on Thursday at the Charles Schwab Challenge.
Rachel Heck put a storybook finish on her Stanford career by earning the final point in the national championship.
Gil Hanse led a restoration of the venerable club ahead of this year’s Charles Schwab Challenge.
Even with a small sample size, some of LIV’s biggest names are not performing well in the biggest events.
Patrick Reed’s major streak snapped; Sergio Garcia misses on 7-for-6 playoff at U.S. Open qualifying
Reed withdrew prior to competing while Garcia struggled to close out a spot in his 25th consecutive U.S. Open.
Adela Cernousek of Texas A&M got her first collegiate win on the biggest stage Monday.
One week after his winning streak was snapped, Nelly Korda won again at the Mizuho Americas Open.
Morikawa and Schauffele are at 15 under but there are 13 players within five shots.