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Newsmaker of the Year: No. 6, Bryson DeChambeau
He's quirky, yes, but not a fluke. Bryson DeChambeau's method creates more than madness; it garners titles. Take the whole package and you've got our No. 6 newsmaker. -
Rosaforte Report: U.S. players, assistants excited by (playing?) captain Tiger
The injection of Tiger Woods into the Presidents Cup next December has created an energy and global buzz to an overshadowed event that has been dominated since its inception by the United States. -
Newsmaker of the Year: No. 7, The battle for No. 1
Who's No. 1? Well, depends on when you ask. The top spot in the world ranking, on both the men's and women's sides, was up for grabs for the most part of the year. -
Oosthuizen leads at South African Open; Els in contention
Louis Oosthuizen, the 2010 Open champion, led the South African Open by a shot after a 9-under 62 in the first round on Thursday.
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Woodland-Hoffman share lead through two rounds at QBE Shootout
Gary Woodland and Charley Hoffman shot an 8-under 64 in modified alternate-shot play Saturday for a share of the lead in the QBE Shootout.
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Season-ending Monday Scramble: Starts and ends with Tiger Woods
Brooks Koepka becomes world No. 1, the Ryder Cup continues to deliver drama and the pro landscape is set for big changes, but as usual this golf season revolved around Tiger Woods. -
Kitayama claims first European Tour win at Mauritius Open
Kurt Kitayama claimed his first European Tour win at the Mauritius Open on Sunday as he closed with a 4-under 68 for a 2-shot victory.
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Smith successfully defends Australian PGA title
Cameron Smith shot a final-round 70 to successfully defend his Australian PGA title with a two-stroke victory over Marc Leishman on Sunday.
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Kitayama, Harding share Mauritius lead after Round 3
Kurt Kitayama and Justin Harding were tied for the lead at 16 under and held a three-shot advantage heading into the final round of the Mauritius Open on Saturday.
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Detry, Pieters win World Cup for Belgium
Thomas Detry and Thomas Pieters of Belgium lifted the World Cup of Golf trophy on Sunday. They may have won it on Friday. -
Rai wins first European tour title in Hong Kong
Aaron Rai won the Hong Kong Open on Sunday in difficult conditions that featured torrential rain for most of the afternoon to give him his first European tour win. -
Pay-per-view providers offering refunds for 'The Match' after technical difficulties
B/R Live said Saturday that it would offer refunds. Charter Spectrum, Comcast, Cox Communications, Dish/Sling TV and AT&T also announced refunds.
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World Cup notes: Asked about his hot play, Ancer answers it's 'not the tacos'
Abraham Ancer won last week's Australian Open in Sydney and with his teammate Roberto Diaz is tied for second at the World Cup of Golf.
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Pieters, Detry take World Cup lead for Belgium
Thomas Pieters and Thomas Detry played a mid-round, four-hole stretch in 5 under par during a 9-under 63 Saturday to give Belgium a five-stroke lead after three rounds.