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Because the final round of the API has been pushed to a Monday finish, the annual two-day Tavistock Cup will be reduced to an 18-hole singles stroke-play event on Tuesday.
Tiger Woods hasn’t been No. 1 since Oct. 2010, and Monday’s finish at Bay Hill won’t help expedite that process.
Bubba Watson’s bogey-free 67 in howling winds Sunday was just what the reigning Masters champion wanted to see in his final start before Augusta.
Many will try to overcome Tiger in Bay Hill’s finale, but stormy weather may be the field’s only line of defense.
Justin Rose felt exhausted during Round 3 of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, turning a four-shot lead into a two-shot deficit.
Michael Jordan, sports psychologist to the stars, received a few after-hours messages on Friday night from Keegan Bradley.
All good things must come to an end, so it was Saturday that world No. 3 Luke Donald missed his first career cut on the European Tour, in Malaysia.
Stalkarazzi, banned substances and La-Z-Boy spies. The readers go digging in the dirt this week.
Looking to win on foreign soil for the first time in two decades, Tom Watson has changed the selection process for the upcoming Ryder Cup.
Wocheng Ye, 12, became the youngest player to qualify for a European Tour event, punching his ticket to the China Open in May.
Tom Watson will make a ‘major announcement’ at 8 a.m. ET Wednesday, regarding the selection process for the 2014 Ryder Cup.
Tiger Woods is dating Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn. Both sports stars took to Facebook Monday to confirm that they are a couple.
Count swing coach Hank Haney among the people who have been impressed by Tiger Woods so far this season.
Tampa winner Kevin Streelman made a huge move in the world ranking, while Tiger Woods can assume a familiar position this week.
Despite having no status on any major tour to begin the season, Jordan Spieth locked up special temporary status Sunday at the Tampa Bay Championship, making the 19-year-old eligible to receive unlimited sponsor exemptions this season.
From a job scrubbing clubs, to finally winning on Tour, Kevin Streelman found a calm on the biggest day of his career.
Boo is back, and that means stretches of brilliant golf and endless sound bites.
There’s also a good chance that a player could earn a Masters berth on Sunday with a win at the Tampa Bay Championship.
In what should be a frenetic final day at Innisbrook, here are some tidbits You Oughta Know heading into Sunday.
In his eighth career start George Coetzee conceded that he’s still getting used to PGA Tour life. He’s trying to make new friends. He’s familiarizing himself with the courses.
Jordan Spieth, 19, is once again focused on becoming the second-youngest PGA Tour winner ever.
There are 12 players within two shots of the lead heading into the final round of the Tampa Bay Championship. The biggest surprise: Adam Scott isn’t among them.
Already the top money earner at the Tampa Bay Championship, K.J. Choi appears poised to add to that total and maybe even capture his third title at Innisbrook’s Copperhead Course.
Scott Brown is still adjusting to life as a PGA Tour player, let alone a first-time winner.