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Brown, 18, sits tied with Scottie Scheffler and one shot off the lead entering Sunday’s final round of The American Express, where Brown could become the PGA Tour’s second-youngest winner ever.
Best of Happy Hour with Smylie at the 2026 American Express
The best moments from "Happy Hour with Smylie presented by Michelob Ultra" from Saturday at The American Express. Justin Parsons, Blades Brown's coach, joined the desk to watch his star pupil birdie in, while Camilo Villegas returned and experienced some deja vu.
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Love III worked on making sure the classic layout didn’t lose its integrity, but remained a test for the modern game.
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Though Clark’s game, especially off the tee, didn’t cooperate Wednesday at The Annika, simply the LPGA megastar’s returning presence on the women’s golf stage was enough to boost the sport once more.
Korda, who missed several weeks with another neck injury, is in the 108-player field for this week’s penultimate event of the LPGA season, The Annika driven by Gainbridge at Pelican Golf Club.