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There was no panic by Rory McIlroy after his opening 74 here at the PGA Championship. He’s already overcome that deficit once before to win a major.
McIlroy jokes after showing improvement in Round 2
Two-time PGA Championship winner Rory McIlroy said he felt has a chance to make a run at the Aronimink leaderboard over the next two days after shooting a bogey-free 67 during Friday's second round.
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Bernhard Langer had a double bogey and still broke his age by two shots as the 68-year-old German posted a 6-under 66 on Thursday.
Joaquin Niemann celebrated an ace on the opening hole at Club De Golf Chapultepec during Thursday’s first round of LIV Golf Mexico City.
The Trojans held off their in-state rival, the University of California, in a tightly-contested finish. After recording a hole-in-one Monday, sophomore Jack Buchanan earned his first collegiate victory.
Ludvig Åberg has the early lead at the RBC Heritage with a bogey-free 63 at Harbour Town. The Swede is coming off a disappointing week at the Masters by his standards.
Chris Gotterup did something on the 15th hole at Harbour Town that we’ve all done on the golf course at some point: swing and miss.
CEO Scott O’Neil said the tour was funded through 2026 on Wednesday amid reports that Saudi Arabia’s PIF was cutting funding, and that confidence was backed up by Thursday’s shotgun start at Club De Golf Chapultepec.
Gary Woodland told reporters after shooting a 6-under 65 during Thursday’s opening round at Harbour Town that this is the most confident he’s ever felt with his game.
Scottie Scheffler sits T-20 on the RBC Heritage leaderboard after his first swing of the first round at Harbour Town went wide right and out of bounds.
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The Masters is over and it’s time to move on. That’s the approach of Scottie Scheffler and Cameron Young at the RBC Heritage.