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There is a women’s and men’s event going on simultaneously this week in Sydney.
Lee closed in 3-under 68 to finish at 20 under and win the tournament by three shots.
Lee shot a 66 in Brisbane, Australia as Adam Scott slipped six off the pace after 71.
South African Nikhil Rama shot 8-under 62 in the second round on Friday.
Cam Smith finished 21 shots back of leader Min Woo Lee, who is one clear of Adam Scott.
Bernd Wiesberger is returning to the European tour after two seasons in the breakaway LIV Golf series.
The defending champion is 10 shots off the lead after Day 1 in Brisbane.
Tiger Woods and his son, Charlie, will be making their fourth appearance in the event.
A casual lunch with McIlroy and Lowry turned in an epic foursome talking about the Ryder Cup.
Yang won her fifth career LPGA Tour title and the record-tying paycheck that came with it.
It was a great Sunday for Nicolai Hojgaard in Dubai but not the same for his twin brother.
Yang and Hataoka are tied at 21 under with Alison Lee alone in third place, three back.
Åberg’s 61 was good enough to lead but wasn’t the lowest score of the day.
Wallace tied the DP World Tour record with nine consecutive birdies.
Åberg has a one-shot lead but there is more on the line this week than just a victory.
After winning the Tour Championship on the PGA Tour, Viktor Hovland is looking to do the same on the DPWT.
Yin and Nasa Hataoka both shot 63 to co-lead the CME Group Tour Championship.
The trio was part of only 65 players who completed the opening round on Thursday.
Rory McIlroy faced an unusual lie on the 13th hole Thursday in Dubai.
Hojgaard shot 5-under 67 while Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm faltered late on Thursday.
Alker finished second in the season-long points race, but the closing victory was profitable.
Vu moved 27 points clear of Celine Boutier for the LPGA’s POY honor.
Rory McIlroy is No. 1 on the DP World Tour for the fifth time.
Homa shot 66 in the final round to win by four shots in South Africa.