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Bernd Wiesberger of Austria played bogey-free Sunday and closed with a 4-under 67 to overcome Adrian Otaegui of Spain and win the China Open, his first victory since returning two years ago from Saudi-backed LIV Golf.
LIV Golf reportedly postpones June tournament in Louisiana
Golf Today, featuring Rex Hoggard and Todd Lewis, discussed the ongoing uncertainty surrounding LIV Golf and the reported cancellation of the league's Louisiana tournament in June.
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Todd Lewis reports from the Genesis Invitational, where he talks about this week’s weather impact and changes made to the iconic Riviera Country Club venue.
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The PGA Tour is looking for a way to take advantage of bigger markets and the summer schedule. The “Golf Today” team weighs in on what the Tour is eyeing and changes that could be coming.