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Well, sort of. After coming thisclose to victory three times this season, Billy Horschel won in dramatic fashion in NOLA.
Guan Tianlang completed a disappointing weekend with a 2-over 74 Sunday at TPC Louisiana. He finished at 4-over 292.
Play is scheduled to resume at 2:30 p.m. ET, after morning storms suspended the Zurich Classic with Lucas Glover leading by one.
Billy Horschel and Jimmy Walker look ready to break through for their first win. Could Zurich be the right time and place?
Lucas Glover’s wife is due ‘any day now,’ and he won’t miss that moment for anything not even a Zurich win.
Final-round tee times for the Zurich Classic will be pushed ahead about four hours earlier Sunday in hopes of dodging a few afternoon thunderstorms.
Wide fairways. Receptive greens. No breeze. Warm temperatures. Humid air. On Saturday, Lucas Glover and Boo Weekley will need birdies lots of them to stay in front at the Zurich Classic.
Jason Dufner’s first PGA Tour title defense has been an unmemorable one. For that, he blames his putting.
The kid finally acted his age. On a day when players tore up TPC Louisiana, Guan Tianlang went backward in a hurry Saturday.
Before seeing instructor Brian White for the first time last month, D.A. Points had missed seven of nine cuts, with no finish better than 63rd.
Thursday night at dinner, Bubba Watson said, somewhat jokingly, that after his 1-over opening round, he could shoot 65-65-65 the rest of the way and give himself a realistic chance to win the Zurich Classic. Well, step one complete.
For a guy who in recent years has undergone multiple surgical procedures on both his shoulder and his rectum, surely Boo Weekley could handle a little pollen, right?
After rounds of 65-67, Lucas Glover leads the Zurich Classic by a stroke at 12-under 132.
On Friday at Zurich, Guan Tianlang, 14, became the youngest player to make the cut in modern PGA Tour history.
For Ernie Els, the reigning British Open champion, he has just one top-10 finish since his triumph at Royal Lytham, and none this season.
Guan Tianlang, 14, shot an impressive 72 Thursday at the Zurich, besting top-tier players like former champ Bubba Watson.
Billy Horschel, one of the game’s hottest players at the moment, fired a 5-under 67 Thursday and sits three back of Ricky Barnes’ at the Zurich Classic.
Lucas Glover was buzzing after his opening 7-under 65 at the Zurich Classic, mostly because he made all of his short putts.
Boo Weekley got off to his best start of the season Thursday, carding a bogey-free 65 that put him just one shot off the lead at the Zurich Classic.
TPC Louisiana may prove the ideal venue to stir Jason Dufner out of his season-long malaise.
On his 32nd birthday, Nick Watney opened with a 3-under 69 Thursday at the Zurich Classic.
On Thursday, Ricky Barnes ran off six birdies in his last eight holes for his low round of the year, an 8-under 64 that set the early pace at the Zurich Classic.
Par won’t be at a premium this week. Players will need to go low to keep up at the Zurich Classic.
It’s difficult to have a breakout season. It’s even more difficult to follow that up with more success.