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Players aren’t fixated on how many red numbers are on the leaderboard. They want good shots to be rewarded, poor shots to be punished, and setups that identify the week’s best player.
Not too long ago, personal injury and tragedy had consumed Patrick Cantlay to the point that he wasn’t even thinking about golf. Now he’s a winner at Jack’s Place - a Memorial Tournament champion.
Swing coach Claude Harmon III has split with world No. 2 Dustin Johnson, Golf Channel’s Todd Lewis reported on Sunday at the Memorial.
Although Adam Scott was disappointed not to win Sunday, his mind immediately went to the U.S. Open in two weeks at Pebble Beach.
Tiger Woods is attempting to walk the fine line between rest and rust this season, but fresh off a closing 67 at the Memorial he likes where his game is at with the U.S. Open around the corner.
It’s been a while since Martin Kaymer or Adam Scott have seen the PGA Tour winner’s circle, but the major champs have a chance to turn their struggles into a victory on Sunday at the Memorial.
As his friend Adam Scott explained, Martin Kaymer is very direct, so when Kaymer was asked about his drastically improved putting this week, his answer was predictably to the point.
Jordan Spieth described his second-round 70 at the Memorial as an “easy-on-the-body kind of day,” which was a refreshing change for a player who hasn’t exactly been on an easy run the last few months.
The same drive that delivered 81 PGA Tour titles burns within him, but as things got away from him on Friday at Memorial, it would only make sense that his focus would drift to Pebble Beach and next month’s U.S. Open.
There has been no shortage of outrage over Hank Haney’s insensitive comments about women’s golf earlier this week, and Tiger Woods is the latest to share his thoughts on the controversy.
Injuries are a part of life on the PGA Tour, but Troy Merritt’s medical plight is a curious break from the norm.
Rickie Fowler missed his first cut of the season last week at Colonial. He’s bounced back strongly this week, as he eyes a Memorial victory.
A year ago, Bud Cauley missed the Memorial cut and nearly lost his life. Now, he’s in contention through two rounds at Muirfield Village.
On Thursday following his first round at the Memorial, Phil Mickelson didn’t have any interest in pulling his punches about the USGA ahead of next month’s U.S. Open at Pebble Beach.
Matt Kuchar’s drive on the 17th hole bounced into the fairway and came to rest in an old pitch mark. He pled his case for 10 minutes, but was ultimately told to play it as it lies.
Phil Mickelson is no stranger to outside-the-box thinking and on Thursday at the Memorial he added to that legacy.
For a player whose career has been defined by consistency, 2019 has been anything but consistent for Ryan Moore.
Following a solid start at Jack’s Place and back-to-back top-10 finishes, there’s no longer grounds to question if Jordan Spieth really as close as he keeps saying he is.
After a string of U.S. Open miscues, Rory McIlroy wants to give the USGA another chance. ‘If they can’t redeem themselves at Pebble Beach, then there could be a problem,’ he said at the Memorial.
On Wednesday at the Memorial, USGA executive director Mike Davis addressed the criticism his organization has received and what they’re doing to fix things with Tour players.
Playing on a sponsor exemption, Bud Cauley is back at Muirfield Village after being involved in a car accident last year that left him with six broken ribs, a fractured left leg and a collapsed lung.
At 43 years old and having spent his share of time on the surgeon’s table, Peyton Manning took particular interest in his playing partner’s performance on Wednesday at Muirfield Village.
Justin Thomas returns to the PGA Tour this week at the Memorial Tournament, which will be his first start since the Masters.
World No. 3 Justin Rose has split with his long-time caddie Mark Fulcher who continues his recovery from heart surgery, but the Englishman left the door open for the two to reunite.