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4:09 AM ET Associated Press Lucas Herbert and Brett Rankin shared the first-round lead at the Australian PGA Championship after carding 5-under 67s on Thursday at Royal Pines. The Australian pair were one clear of a group of five players including New Zealander Ryan Chisnall, while Adam Scott and Stewart Cink were three back after
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1:10 PM ET Tiger Woods surprisingly sat out all of Saturday’s competition at the Presidents Cup because he didn’t feel right physically, according to assistant captain Fred Couples. Woods at the time said “you have to do what is best for the team, and I’m getting ready for singles tomorrow.” But Couples, on his Sirius
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Discovery announced on Wednesday that it has acquired Latin America Golf, which operates Golf Channel Latin America. Launched in 2006, Golf Channel Latin America is a PGA Tour platform, offering 36 exclusive live events per year. The network reaches 17 countries and boasts reporting, analysis and coverage of the sport on its digital side, along
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6:23 PM ET Associated Press NAPLES, Fla. — Brendon Todd and Billy Horschel shot a 6-under 66 in modified alternate shot Saturday for a share of the second round lead at the QBE Shootout. Rory Sabbatini–Kevin Tway (67), Harold Varner III–Ryan Palmer (70), Jason Kokrak–J.T. Poston (68) and Charles Howell III–Bubba Watson (66) also were
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Harold Varner III wasn’t the only golfer to suffer a painful finish at a major championship in 2019. But we’re guessing he’s the only one who called Michael Jordan to talk about it. The engaging 29-year-old joined the Golf Digest Podcast to talk about his relationship with the basketball legend, that hectic Sunday at Bethpage
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10:01 PM ET MELBOURNE, Australia — Tiger Woods did his best to lead by example at the Presidents Cup, winning all of his matches and capping his playing week with a singles victory over Abraham Ancer. Woods, 43, never trailed in the match at Royal Melbourne, building a 3-up lead through 15 holes and then
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Suzann Pettersen can boast of having one of the most epic retirements an athlete could imagine. Chosen, controversially, as a captain’s pick for the 2019 European Solheim Cup team, the 38-year-old Norwegian got her game back in shape after taking nearly two years away from competitive golf. During that time, she and her husband welcomed
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12:02 AM ET Associated Press MELBOURNE, Australia — There were high emotions and fierce hugs from Tiger Woods, this time as a winner both ways in the Presidents Cup. Woods capped off a big year that began with his 15th major at the Masters by playing and leading his U.S. team to another victory in
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The PGA Tour is finalizing new television deals with current partners CBS and NBC, according to a Sports Business Journal report. SBJ’s John Ourand writes that the framework is in place for a nine-year deal, with an official announcement coming in 2020. The PGA Tour could take in $700 million per year with the signing,
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8:24 AM ET MELBOURNE, Australia — The words came out confidently, and without rancor. All was positive, and there would be no going down any dark mine-filled roads. Patrick Reed had enough of that. He let his clubs do the talking on Sunday. Playing good golf typically puts a smile on the face of a
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MELBOURNE — Well, that was … Dramatic. Intense. Chippy. And close! The 2019 Presidents Cup exceeded expectations, delivering an action-packed week that kept golf fans Ryder Cup-level glued to their televisions. Here are 18 parting thoughts from a pleasantly surprising stay Down Under. 1. We begin with a thought about this Presidents Cup, and Presidents
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5:53 PM ET Associated Press Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print NAPLES, Fla. — Rory Sabbatini and Kevin Tway won the QBE Shootout on Sunday, birdieing the final two holes in best-ball play for a 12-under 60 and a two-stroke victory. Part of a five-way tie for the second-round lead, Sabbatini and Tway finished
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MELBROUNE — With a few high-profile exceptions, team-play captaincies generally come and go without much fanfare. The process usually looks something like this: a past-his-prime major winner, no longer a significant factor on tour but not yet irrelevant, is tipped for the job. It’s typically a reward for a distinguished playing career. The selection spends
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4:54 AM ET MELBOURNE, Australia – Tiger Woods wasted no time in putting himself back to work, grabbing the first spot for the Americans in Sunday singles at the Presidents Cup. Woods, the U.S. playing captain, sat out both sessions on Saturday after going 2-0 in his matches and watched his team rally from a
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Women’s golf will make its way to Saudi Arabia in 2020. A year after the European Tour debuted the Saudi International to the sport, the Ladies European Tour announced on Thursday the creation of a 72-hole event to be held in March. The tournament will feature a $1 million purse, one of the highest payouts
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