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Brooks Koepka’s PGA Championship tune-up ended before it began after he withdrew from the AT&T Byron Nelson.
Max Homa continued his ascent up the PGA Tour ranks, while Sergio Garcia made it clear he is ready for a change of scenery.
Among the early leaders, Day navigated that test the best, turning in a stout 67 to take a three-shot lead into the weekend.
Matthew Wolff is in great shape after Round 1 of the Wells Fargo, but he says his mind is not on winning the event.
The LPGA announced Thursday that beginning this fall, only professionals will be able to enter the final stage of LPGA qualifying.
Lee Westwood confirmed he has asked the PGA and DP World tours for a conflicting-event release to play in the first LIV event next month.
Xander Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay were record-setting in their triumph, while it wasn’t nearly as positive a week for Greg Norman.
Robert Garrigus could be in line for a significant – and much-needed – payday at the Zurich Classic.
Drained from his Masters victory, Scottie Scheffler barely left the house for a week after he returned from Augusta National.
Ryan Palmer sure knows how to pick ’em for the Zurich Classic. And this year? All he’s done is hook up with Scottie Scheffler.
Struggling on the greens, dodging bullets from the field, Jordan Spieth won again. Can he next work his magic at Southern Hills?
Davis Love III said Wednesday that the succession plan for U.S. team captains is in flux.
Scottie Scheffler said he “cried like a baby” Sunday morning. His wife, Meredith, helped him find peace on his way to victory.
Tiger Woods gave everything he could give to complete four rounds this week. And everyone applauded every painful step.
This Masters was no longer a coronation, not yet anyway: Up by seven at one point Saturday, Scheffler signed for a 1-under 71.
Justin Thomas’ head wasn’t where it needed to be on Thursday at the Masters. But he had his focus and his form on Day 2.
Dustin Johnson says he is “struggling a little with the driver,” and he’s using his 3-wood to navigate his way into the mix.
Rory McIlroy has shot back-to-back 73s, but he’s still in the hunt entering Masters weekend.
Charl Schwartzel, the 2011 Masters champ, has had a dramatic turnaround this week. But he’s not too surprised.
Thursday was work. Every step, every swing, everything labor-intensive. Just what Tiger Woods has been doing every day for 14 months.
Masters chairman Fred Ridley said that there is “no timetable” for any potential lengthening of Augusta National’s 13th hole.
Masters chairman Fred Ridley said Wednesday that Phil Mickelson was not disinvited from this year’s tournament.
Tiger Woods said that he plans to play the Masters. And if Tiger is playing an event, he’s playing for one reason: to win.
Brooks Koepka at least has some semblance of an idea of what Tiger Woods is facing this week.