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Jones extends Australian Open lead

Matt Jones – the 2015 champion – carded a three-under-par 68 to stretch his advantage heading into Sunday's final round.

Sacha Pisani

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Reed implodes as Tiger Woods sits two back behind Gary Woodland in Bahamas

Tiger Woods impressed again on a chaotic day at the Hero World Challenge, as Patrick Reed fell away spectacularly and Gary Woodland led.

Ben Spratt

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Casey, Oosthuizen in contention

While Matt Jones leads the Australian Open, Paul Casey and Louis Oosthuizen are in contention.

Dejan Kalinic

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Reed cards 66, Woods in contention

Tiger Woods looms large at the Hero World Challenge, where fellow American Patrick Reed holds a three-shot lead.

Russell Greaves

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Woods slumps as Woodland, Reed lead

Gary Woodland and Patrick Reed led the Hero World Challenge after the first day of play, with Tiger Woods six shots back in a tie for 11th.

Chris Myson

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Woods: Golf can be a healer

Phil Mickelson's decision to play in Saudi Arabia has been criticised but Tiger Woods feels golf could impact the country positively.

Nicholas McGee

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Australian Open Golf 2019: Marc Leishman launching 'Leishman Lager' in Australia in December

Marc Leishman to launch Leishman's Lager in December.

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Tiger cannot miss Nicklaus chances

Trailing Jack Nicklaus' record by three, Tiger Woods knows he now has a smaller window for major success.

Chris Myson

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Day pulls out of Presidents Cup

Byeong Hun An has replaced Jason Day in the International Team for the Presidents Cup, after the Australian suffered a back injury.

Patric Ridge

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Koepka ruled out of Presidents Cup

Rickie Fowler was a headline omission from Tiger Woods' Presidents Cup line-up but he has now been drafted in to replace Brooks Koepka.

Russell Greaves

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McIlroy thrilled by Woods stat

Rory McIlroy has now spent 500 weeks inside the top 10 in the Official World Golf Rankings, reportedly clinching a record.

Patric Ridge

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Professional golfer disqualified after running out of balls

Martin Kaymer was left bemused after witnessing playing partner Eddie Pepperell run out of balls and depart Saturday's European Tour event.

Ben Spratt

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Tiger picks himself for Pres Cup

United States captain Tiger Woods will play at the Presidents Cup in Melbourne next month.

Dejan Kalinic

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Niemann, Day gets Presidents Cup spot

International captain Ernie Els named his four picks for next month's Presidents Cup.

Dejan Kalinic

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WGC-HSBC Champions: Magnificent McIlroy claims play-off win in Shanghai

Four-time major champion Rory McIlroy became the first European to win three World Golf Championship titles in dramatic fashion.

Peter Thompson

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McIlroy birdies the last to lead by one in China

Rory McIlroy will take a one-shot lead over Louis Oosthuizen into the final round of the WGC-HSBC Champions event in China.

Tommy Doleman

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McIlroy on Fitzpatrick's tail, Scott two shots back

Matt Fitzpatrick hit the front at the WGC-HSBC Champions, but Rory McIlroy's second-round 67 ensured he was just a shot further back.

Liam Blackburn

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Woods drops Presidents Cup hint

Following victory at the Zozo Championship, Tiger Woods suggested he is ready to play and captain at the Presidents Cup.

Dom Farrell

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The fall and rise of Tiger Woods

Tiger Woods is winning golf tournaments and getting his name in the record books again, after the most turbulent years of his career.

Peter Hanson

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Tiger Woods: The stunning stats

We highlight some of Tiger Woods' most impressive career statistics after he matched the PGA Tour wins record.

Christopher Devine

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Woods claims historic 82nd title

Tiger Woods closed out an historic victory as he moved level with Sam Snead on the all-time PGA Tour list.

Sacha Pisani

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Tiger Woods three clear in Japan

Sam Snead's PGA Tour record is in sight for Tiger Woods, who holds a three-shot lead over Hideki Matsuyama at the Zozo Championship.

Patric Ridge

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Tiger Woods to pen memoir 'Back'

Golf great Tiger Woods has vowed to tell his "definitive story" after signing a deal to write his first memoir, which will be titled 'Back'.

Bob Hille

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Scott tied for lead, Romo impresses

Adam Scott carded a seven-under-par 65 for a share of the one-stroke lead after day one of the PGA Tour tournament on Thursday.

Sacha Pisani

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Woods and Day in skins showdown

A return of the skins format will see Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, Jason Day and Hideki Matsuyama face off in Japan next month.

Ben Spratt

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McIlroy lands PGA Tour award

Rory McIlroy was hailed as a "model of consistency" after the Northern Irishman landed the Jack Nicklaus Award for a third time.

Peter Thompson

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Rory McIlroy aiming for top spot

After victory at the Tour Championship secured the FedEx Cup, Rory McIlroy is targeting the top ranking, and he started well in Switzerland.

Ben Spratt

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Tiger Woods confirms he underwent minor knee surgery

Fifteen-time major champion Tiger Woods is expected to play again in October after confirming he had minor knee surgery last week.

Christopher Devine

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McIlroy finishes strongly to win second FedEx Cup title

Rory McIlroy joined Tiger Woods as the only golfers to win two FedEx Cup titles.

Arthur Weinstein

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Rose hopeful in FedEx Cup race

Justin Thomas will start in the lead at the Tour Championship, but Justin Rose remains hopeful he can defend his FedEx Cup title.

Patric Ridge

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Tiger's Tour Championship blow

Tiger Woods would love to be defending the Tour Championship this week, but the Masters champion missed out on a place in the field.

John Skilbeck

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European Tour to tackle slow play

The issue of slow play has been a talking point in golf recently and the European Tour is looking to tackle the problem.

Dom Farrell

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Mickelson's hotel hit by lightning

Phil Mickelson has tweeted that a lightning strike caused a fire at the hotel he has been staying in while playing at the BMW Championship.

Patric Ridge

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Tiger Woods jumps up leaderboard

Tiger Woods was finally able to put together a bogey-free round highlighted by five birdies on Saturday.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Under-fire DeChambeau 'trying to improve'

Having initially defended himself in the row over slow play, Bryson DeChambeau insists he is "trying to improve".

Ben Spratt

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Day splits from caddie Williams

Steve Williams is often credited as golf's most successful caddie, but former world number one Jason Day has split with the New Zealander.

Patric Ridge

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PGA will review slow-play policy

After Bryson DeChambeau took over two minutes to play both a 70-yard pitch and a simple putt, the PGA Tour will review the slow-pace policy.

Patric Ridge

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Tiger withdraws from Northern Trust

Tiger Woods has withdrawn from the first event in the FedExCup playoffs due to a mild oblique strain.

Bob Hille

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British Open 2019: J.B. Holmes loses nearly $1 million due to Sunday struggles

J.B. Holmes was in a good spot entering Sunday's final round at the British Open. He ended the tournament in a much different place and suffered financially as a result.

Jacob Janower

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Koepka frustrated by slow play

As one of the speedier players on the PGA Tour, Brooks Koepka was always likely to be frustrated playing with J.B. Holmes at Portrush.

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Koepka in Tiger and Nicklaus club

Brooks Koepka could not land another major at The Open but his stunning season has earned him another place in golf's history books.

John Skilbeck

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I cried at Carnoustie - Shane Lowry

Shane Lowry's emotions at Royal Portrush are in stark contrast to those he felt at Carnoustie a year ago.

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Fleetwood: I hope my time will come

Tommy Fleetwood was unable to overhaul Shane Lowry at The Open but remains confident his time will come.

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British Open prize money 2019: How much does the winner make? Prize money, list of payouts

Although it's the smallest purse among the four majors, the winner of the British Open still takes home nearly $2 million.

Thomas Schlarp

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Run of Irish major success goes on

There has been plenty of success for both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland in major championships over the past 12 years.

Christopher Devine

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Koepka rues putting woes

It was a frustrating day for Brooks Koepka, who is hoping for a favour from the weather at Royal Portrush in the last round of The Open.

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Lowry v Fleetwood in profile

Tommy Fleetwood will have to go some to chase down Shane Lowry and we profile the Open contenders ahead of Sunday's play in Portrush.

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Open star Lowry: I think I'm ready

Shane Lowry has blown a four-shot lead in the final round of a major before, but he hopes for a different outcome on Sunday at The Open.

John Skilbeck

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Lowry shoots stunning 63, Smith falls 10 shots back

A stunning blemish-free third round sent Shane Lowry four shots clear of the pack with one round to play at The Open, with Aussie Cameron Smith to start the final round 10 strokes back.

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Low-scoring conditions await leaders on moving day at Portrush

Conditions at Royal Portrush on Saturday were offering hope of a day of low scoring for round three of The Open.

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The Open Daily Diary

Amid the usual jostling for position on a Friday at The Open, Omnisport's team at Royal Portrush brings you news from around the course.

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McIlroy's cut effort falls short

Rory McIlroy gave it his best shot to make the cut at The Open, but ultimately he fell narrowly short at Royal Portrush.

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McIlroy: There's always next week

Despite failing to qualify for the weekend at Royal Portrush, Rory McIlroy felt there were positives to take out of The Open.

Rob Lancaster

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Smith trails leaders by two as Day, Scott crash out at Portrush

Smith carded a spectacular 66 on day two at Royal Portrush but it was another day to forget for his fellow Australians.

Sporting News

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McIlroy praises home crowd after stunning second round

A stunning second round was not enough to see Rory McIlroy through to the weekend at The Open Championship.

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Tiger, Phil miss same major cut for first time

It has not been the happiest of weeks for Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson at Royal Portrush, as the American greats missed The Open cut.

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Frustrated Tiger still loves 'stress' of major golf

After a disappointing showing at The Open, Tiger Woods plans to take some time off before the FedExCup Playoffs.

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Fleetwood's jazzy Portrush shirt divides opinion

Fashion choices as well as golfing skill were on the agenda after Tommy Fleetwood's second round at the Open Championship.

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Holmes leads by one at Portrush

On a day where Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods struggled, J.B. Holmes emerged as the surprise round-one leader at The Open Championship.

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Reality stings for McIlroy on Portrush homecoming

There is no room for the dream narrative in sport, as Rory McIlroy found to his detriment at Royal Portrush.

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McIlroy endures first-round nightmare at Portrush

Four-time major winner Rory McIlroy looks set to miss the cut at The Open on home soil after a horror first round at Royal Portrush.

Peter Thompson

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Duval cards a THIRTEEN in opening round at Royal Portrush

It is the stuff of nightmares for any golfer, a single-hole score of 13 that destroys an entire round, and it happened to David Duval.

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McIlroy does not feel like centre of attention at Portrush

All eyes will be on Rory McIlroy at Royal Portrush, but he is trying to keep things low key ahead of the 148th Open Championship.

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British Open 2019 tee times: Round 1 pairings, odds, TV schedule, live stream

Golf's final major of 2019 gets under way with the British Open at Royal Portrush. Here's everything you need to watch the Open Championship, including the full TV schedule and updated tee times for Tiger Woods and the field.

Sporting News

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Woods admits Masters win 'took a lot out of me'

Winning the Masters was an emotional experience for Tiger Woods and one he still struggles to believe he pulled off.

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Woods lauds Koepka despite brutal Portrush snub

Brooks Koepka is once again a leading contender for major glory at Royal Portrush, where he appears to be avoiding Tiger Woods.

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The Open Daily Diary: Tiger's tee troubles and water good idea

Three days out from The Open, Omnisport brings you some of the highlights from out on the course at Royal Portrush.

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Daly withdraws from The Open after cart request is denied

Two-time major winner John Daly had his request to use a cart rejected and will not compete at The Open.

Patric Ridge

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Hannah Green wins Women's PGA Championship by one stroke

Australia's Hannah Green has held her nerve on the final hole to make par and claim the Women's PGA Championship by one stroke.

Tom Naghten

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Rose: I had no game at U.S. Open

World number three Justin Rose felt the lack of his best form showed as he finished a distant third to Gary Woodland at the U.S. Open.

Dom Farrell

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Gary Woodland revels in 'special' maiden major victory

U.S. Open champion Gary Woodland was thrilled after securing his maiden major title.

Dejan Kalinic

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Koepka: There was nothing more I could do

While he was unable to win a third straight U.S. Open, Brooks Koepka was satisfied with his performance.

Dejan Kalinic

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U.S. Open 2019: Gary Woodland holds on for win at Pebble Beach

Woodland held off Brooks Koepka, who birdied four of his first five holes Monday.

E. Jay Zarett

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Koepka hopes recent dominance helps in US Open final round

After winning four of the past eight majors he has played, Brooks Koepka is full of confidence at the U.S. Open.

Dejan Kalinic

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Woodland leads US Open as Rose and Koepka lurk

Gary Woodland is looking to consolidate his lead in round three at Pebble Beach, where the stars are looming.

Sacha Pisani

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Woods closes out day three at US Open to finish even par

Former world number one and Masters champion Tiger Woods battled from the first hole at Pebble Beach on Saturday.

Thomas Lott

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Runaway golf cart injures spectators in freak Pebble Beach accident

Four spectators were injured after a box fell onto the accelerator of a golf cart during the second round of the U.S. Open.

Chelsea Howard

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Koepka happy with 69

Justin Rose held a two-shot lead when he signed for a second round of 70, with Brooks Koepka nicely poised at Pebble Beach.

Peter Thompson

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In-form McIlroy feeling good

After bouncing back from a double-bogey seven at the 14th with two birdies on Friday, Rory McIlroy admitted his game is in good shape.

Rob Lancaster

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Woodland using experience

After no top-10 finishes in his first 27 majors, Gary Woodland has two in four and the American is relying on that run to help him.

Sacha Pisani

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Tiger Woods fuming after day two

Tiger Woods was left agitated after a forgettable end to his second round at Pebble Beach on Friday.

Sacha Pisani

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Rose wary of U.S. Open champ Koepka

With Brooks Koepka lurking, Justin Rose is aware of the challenge ahead at Pebble Beach.

Sacha Pisani

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Woodland leads U.S. Open

Gary Woodland posted a bogey-free, six-under 65 to take sole possession of the lead after 36 holes on Friday.

Thomas Lott

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Spieth criticised for calling out caddie on national TV

The golfer, who finished 1-over 72 and is tied for 58th after 18 holes, was criticised on social media for appearing to throw his caddie under the bus.

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Koepka makes stunning start

Two-time defending champion Brooks Koepka was in impressive form early on at the U.S. Open.

Dejan Kalinic

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Day eyeing success after turning to Woods' former caddie

With Steve Williams – who won 13 majors caddying for Tiger Woods – on the bag, Jason Day is eyeing trophies.

Arthur Weinstein

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Tiger on keys to Pebble Beach glory

Nobody has produced a more dominant major display than Tiger Woods at Pebble Beach in 2000. He discussed the keys to success on Tuesday.

Christopher Devine

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Koepka trying to prove himself wrong ahead of US Open defence

"I just tell myself I can't do it," Brooks Koepka told reporters on Tuesday, as he discussed how he motivates himself at the majors.

Thomas Lott

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Koepka and McIlroy success a 'driving factor' for Spieth

Brooks Koepka and Rory McIlroy have both won one major more than Jordan Spieth, who said: "It's certainly a driving factor for me."

Christopher Devine

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Tiger Woods favourite for U.S. Open, says Jack Nicklaus

Jack Nicklaus thinks Pebble Beach hosting the U.S. Open this year gives Tiger Woods a fantastic opportunity to win a 16th major.

Chris Myson

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McIlroy cruises to Canadian Open win after shooting stunning 61

Rory McIlroy secured a seven-stroke victory at the Canadian Open, finding form ahead of the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach.

E.Jay Zarett

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U.S. Open 2019: Jason Day reportedly hires Tiger Woods' ex-caddie for major championship

Day was seen practicing at the grueling coastal course with Williams.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Kaymer shares Memorial lead

Martin Kaymer carded a four-under 68 to be in a share of the lead at the Memorial Tournament.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Woods breaks into world top five

The latest Official World Golf Ranking sees Tiger Woods into his highest spot in five years.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Tiger Woods to play Memorial ahead of US Open

After missing the cut at the US PGA Championship, Tiger Woods is taking a different approach in the lead up to the U.S. Open.

Bob Hille

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Koepka retains US PGA crown

The final round of the US PGA Championship was more exciting than many had anticipated, but Brooks Koepka ultimately triumphed by two shots.

Christopher Devine

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Brooks Koepka has no doubts he'll win PGA Championship

Record-setting Brooks Koepka is oozing confidence as he closes in on back-to-back US PGA Championship titles.

Sacha Pisani

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History awaits as Koepka takes record seven-shot lead at PGA

Brooks Koepka is set to retain his US PGA Championship crown, with the record-setting American seven shots clear on Saturday.

Sacha Pisani

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The record-winning margins Brooks Koepka could rival

After two rounds of the US PGA Championship, Brooks Koepka leads by seven and may have his eye on the record winning margins in majors.

Christopher Devine

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Koepka leads by seven at US PGA

After a course-record 63 on Thursday, Brooks Koepka signed for a second round of 65 to move seven shots clear at the US PGA Championship.

Rob Lancaster

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PGA Championship cut line 2019: Tiger Woods misses cut, ending Masters honeymoon

Tiger Woods didn't make the cut at the 2019 PGA Championship, his first tournament since winning a fifth green jacket. Here are the full results and leaderboard from Round 2 at Bethpage Black.

Brandon Schlager

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Spieth: I need more fairways

Despite moving up to second on the leaderboard at the US PGA Championship, Jordan Spieth said: "I still need to hit more fairways."

Christopher Devine

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Kiwi Lee pleased to convert chances in PGA opening round

After opening with a six-under 64 at the US PGA Championship, Danny Lee was satisfied.

Dejan Kalinic

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Johnson happy despite missed opportunities at PGA opening round

While pleased to create chances, Dustin Johnson felt his US PGA Championship start could have been better.

Thomas Lott

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McIlroy finds going tough as Lee cuts into Koepka's lead

After Brooks Koepka set the clubhouse lead at seven under, Rory McIlroy endured a tough start at the US PGA Championship.

Rob Lancaster

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Woods frustrated by late first-round lapses at PGA Championship

Having not practiced on Wednesday due to illness, Tiger Woods was left to rue errors during his first round at the US PGA Championship.

Rob Lancaster

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History for brilliant Brooks Koepka at Bethpage Black

Tiger Woods struggled at Bethpage Black, but Brooks Koepka began his US PGA Championship defence in style.

Omnisport

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Molinari discusses Masters illness

Ahead of the second major of the year at Bethpage Black, Francesco Molinari discussed his collapse at last month's Masters.

Chris Myson

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PGA Championship 2019: Jordan Spieth grateful for fellow players' support amid 'slump'

Form has eluded Jordan Spieth in the build up to the US PGA Championship, where he is hoping to win the one major to so far elude him.

Chris Myson

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PGA Championship 2019: Brooks Koepka targeting 10 or more major titles

Having already won three majors in the last two years, Brooks Koepka sees no reason why he can't lift his tally of victories to at least 10.

Omnisport

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Tiger Woods tells buggy buddy John Daly: 'I walked with a broken leg'

John Daly has been granted permission to use a cart at this year's US PGA Championship, to the apparent amusement of Tiger Woods.

Thomas Lott

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Tiger Woods pleased to be part of winning narrative again

Masters champion Tiger Woods is back in serious discussions to win majors once again and is relishing a shot at the US PGA Championship.

Thomas Lott

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Tiger Woods grouped with Molinari, Koepka at US PGA Championship

Masters champion Tiger Woods has been grouped with Francesco Molinari and Brooks Koepka for the US PGA Championship.

Nicholas McGee

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Tiger Woods to skip Wells Fargo

Masters champion Tiger Woods did not commit to playing in the Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow before the 17:00 local time deadline.

Arthur Weinstein

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When is Tiger Woods' next tournament on the 2019 PGA Tour schedule?

Here's how to watch Tiger Woods play in the next golf tournament on his 2019 schedule.

Brandon Schlager

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DJ continues good form, Lowry leads

Shane Lowry leads the RBC Heritage, but Dustin Johnson is in contention in South Carolina.

Dejan Kalinic

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Jordan: Woods win greatest comeback

Michael Jordan is sure Tiger Woods has more wins in him after his stunning triumph at the Masters.

Peter Hanson

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Tiger Woods' 81 PGA Tour wins: Sam Snead's record in sight

We take a look at Tiger Woods' 81 PGA Tour wins after the American great closed in on Sam Snead's record.

Dejan Kalinic

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Woods getting Medal of Freedom

After Tiger Woods' sensational Masters win, Donald Trump announced he will be presented with the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Gabrielle McMillen

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Nadal emotional for Woods

Tiger Woods' Masters triumph provoked an emotional response from Rafael Nadal, who himself battled back from injury to prosper once more.

Harry West

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How the Masters was won

After Tiger Woods triumphed by a solitary stroke at Augusta National, we look at how an extraordinary final round unfolded.

Christopher Devine

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Woods not thinking about 18 majors

Jack Nicklaus had four major titles more than Tiger Woods since 2008, but that lead has now been trimmed to three.

Christopher Devine

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Tiger: I wanted to win for my kids

A smiling Tiger Woods said he was not going to let his children be disappointed again after winning in front of them at the Masters.

Christopher Devine

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Finau enjoys Woods' Masters triumph

Tiger Woods ended his 11-year wait for major glory at the Masters on Sunday and Tony Finau plans to tell his son: "I was there".

Harry West

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The Masters 2019: Australian TV coverage, Augusta leaderboard, highlights and bettings odds

It's on!

Brendan Bradford

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Serena, Nicklaus hail Woods

Tiger Woods' success at Augusta was the talk of Twitter, with both Serena Williams and Jack Nicklaus posting about the Masters champion.

Rob Lancaster

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Woods' triumph brings joy to Tiger Tracker Twitter account

After seven years of waiting, the famous "Tiger Tracker" Twitter account realized its fate at the 2019 Masters: to tweet about a major victory by Tiger Woods.

Jacob Janower

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Nike releases epic Tiger ad

Right after Tiger Woods claimed his fifth Masters win, Nike released an advertisement honouring his rise to the top in the golf world.

Gabrielle McMillen

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Woods: Masters win is overwhelming

After winning the Masters for the first time since 2005 to end an 11-year major drought, Tiger Woods was "kind of at a loss of words".

Christopher Devine

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Tiger Woods completes stunning comeback with fifth title

Fourteen years on from his last triumph at Augusta National, Tiger Woods won the Masters for a fourth time on Sunday.

Christopher Devine

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Green jacket ceremony cancelled due to weather concerns at Augusta

There will be no green jacket ceremony on the terrace putting green at Augusta, due to the anticipated arrival of afternoon thunderstorms.

Chelsea Howard

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Bryson DeChambeau aces Augusta's 16th hole

Bryson DeChambeau had a moment to savour at Augusta as he made an ace on the 16th hole on Sunday.

Christopher Devine

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The Masters: Open win alongside Tiger counts for little at Augusta, says Molinari

Francesco Molinari got the better of Tiger Woods at Carnoustie but knows he is in for "a battle" when the final round of the Masters begins.

Christopher Devine

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The Masters: Finau says final-round Tiger Woods grouping is a 'dream come true'

A childhood dream of Tony Finau's will be fulfilled on Sunday when he plays in the final group of the Masters alongside Tiger Woods.

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The Masters: Tiger Woods set for 4am alarm with green jacket up for grabs

The threat of inclement weather means Tiger Woods will be up bright and early on Sunday before he goes in search of Masters glory.

Christopher Devine

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The Masters: Magnificent Molinari leads Woods, Finau by two

A spectacular day of action at Augusta featured a 64 from Tony Finau and a Tiger Woods charge, but Francesco Molinari leads the way.

Christopher Devine

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The Masters: Tiger Woods firmly in contention after third-round 67

Tiger Woods carded a five-under 67 in round three of the Masters and was set to be firmly in contention going into the final day.

Thomas Lott

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The Masters: Final round brought forward with storms forecast

Thunderstorms are forecast to hit Augusta late on Sunday afternoon and tournament organisers have brought tee times forward as a result.

Christopher Devine

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Cantlay shoots 64 at Masters as leaders get underway

A superb round of 64 lifted Patrick Cantlay into contention at the Masters and showed there were plenty of birdies out there to be had.

Christopher Devine

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All eyes on Tiger at Augusta as Scott, Day share lead

Five major champions shared the lead as the third round began at Augusta, but Tiger Woods was the star turn, only one off the pace.

Christopher Devine

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The Masters 2019: Tiger Woods' best career finishes at Augusta ranked

It's been more than a decade since Tiger Woods' last Masters win, so it's easy to forget he has given golf fans many memorable moments at Augusta. Here's a look back at his best finishes all time.

Bill Bender

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The Masters: Rory McIlroy confident of Augusta turnaround

Rory McIlroy is seven shots off the pace heading into the weekend but the four-time major champion feels he can still contend.

Thomas Lott

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The Masters: Resurgent Scott not daunted by star-studded leaderboard

Adam Scott is relishing a blockbuster weekend as the likes of Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson and Tiger Woods vie for top honours.

Sacha Pisani

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The Masters: Tiger Woods 'all good' after bizarre security guard trip

A bizarre collision with a security guard was thankfully not serious for Tiger Woods, who said: "I'm fine. Accidents happen and we move on."

Christopher Devine

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Why isn't the Masters on TV in the morning? Because Augusta says so

The Masters isn't broadcast on TV until 3 p.m. on Thursday and Friday because Augusta officials say so.

Steve Petrella

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WATCH: Woods almost taken out by sliding security guard at Augusta

The Masters hopes of Tiger Woods were almost dented in the most incredible fashion when he was nearly wiped out by a sliding security guard.

Christopher Devine

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The Masters: Back injury could be 'blessing in disguise' for Day

Injuring your back just before the Masters is far from ideal, but Jason Day is nevertheless firmly in contention to triumph at Augusta.

Christopher Devine

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The Masters: Mickelson convinced he has 'another major or two' in him

He may be 48, but Phil Mickelson - who remains firmly in contention for the Masters - is sure more major wins are on the way.

Peter Hanson

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Molinari happy to fly under the Augusta radar

Open champion Francesco Molinari has no qualms about other people grabbing the limelight as he attempts to win the Masters.

Peter Hanson

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The Masters 2019: Jason Day shares lead at Augusta after sizzling second round

Day fired a five-under 67 on day two to sit in a share of the tournament lead at seven under for the championship.

Steve Orme

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The Masters 2019: Zach Johnson hilariously hits ball on a warm-up swing

Golf pros, they're just like us. While on the 13th tee on day two at the Masters, Zach Johnson accidentally hit his ball on a practice swing.

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DeChambeau retains Masters lead, Day makes move

Jason Day and Francesco Molinari climbed into a tie for second at the Masters, but Bryson DeChambeau continued to set the pace at Augusta.

Christopher Devine

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The Masters: Smith riding off 'Queensland spirit' after solid start at Augusta

"It wasn't the perfect round, but a couple under here in the opening round is always good."

James Pavey

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The Masters: Five takeaways from a low-scoring first round

Brooks Koepka played well at yet another major, while the usual suspects found their way to the top of the leaderboard at the Masters.

Thomas Lott

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Masters co-leader Brooks Koepka answers weight-loss critics

After carding a 66 on day one of the Masters, Brooks Koepka suggested he was bewildered by criticism of his slimmer physique.

Christopher Devine

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Mickelson hails spike mark rule change after strong opening round

After beginning the 2019 Masters with a round of 67, Phil Mickelson hailed a recent rule change that he feels has made the game fairer.

Christopher Devine

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Co-leader DeChambeau regrets not pulling flag on 18

Bryson DeChambeau enjoyed a fantastic start to the Masters, but it was one flag away from being even better on Thursday.

Thomas Lott

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The Masters: Koepka, DeChambeau take route 66 to first-round lead

It has become common for Brooks Koepka to hit top form at a major. He and Bryson DeChambeau were the star performers at Augusta on Thursday.

Christopher Devine

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The Masters: Rory McIlroy bemoans error-strewn Augusta start

On day one of the Masters, Rory McIlroy mixed five birdies with six bogeys in an inconsistent opening round at Augusta.

Christopher Devine

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The Masters: Scott acknowledges importance of fast start at Augusta

After a few slow starts at Augusta, 2013 champion Adam Scott acknowledged the difference starting well at the Masters can make.

Peter Hanson

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The Masters: Woods happy with 'positive start' to 2019 challenge

A two-under round of 70 at the Masters represented a "good, positive start" as far as Tiger Woods was concerned.

Christopher Devine

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Tiger Woods starts well despite putting struggles at Augusta

The putter of Tiger Woods was not functioning perfectly on Thursday, but he still carded a one-under front nine at Augusta.

Bob Hille

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Tiger's turtleneck proves popular at Augusta

There was plenty of Twitter love for Tiger Woods and his mock turtleneck as the 14-time major champion began his pursuit of Masters glory.

Christopher Devine

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Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy make contrasting starts at Augusta

The opening hole of the Masters proved tricky for Rory McIlroy, while Tiger Woods started his quest with a par.

Peter Hanson

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Aussies at Augusta: Injury dramas not standing in Day's way

"This is a tournament that I always focus on trying to win every single year."

James Pavey

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Aussies at Augusta: Leishman confident he can finally break his major drought

"All the tools are there, it’s just a matter of having the good stuff on the day."

James Pavey

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It doesn't matter who I have to beat to win at Augusta, says McIlroy

Many neutrals might like to see Rory McIlroy battling with Tiger Woods come Sunday, but the Northern Irishman is focused only on himself.

Ben Spratt

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Thomas trying to keep emotions in check at Augusta

A pre-tournament holiday to the Bahamas might be the secret to a successful week at the Masters, hopes Justin Thomas.

Ben Spratt

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Aussies at Augusta: The 'other' Cameron Smith to build off 2018 breakthrough

"I’m just going to treat it like anything else and try and get it done."

James Pavey

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Aussies at Augusta: Scott has 'fire in the belly' ahead of 2019 tournament

Since that magical day six years ago, Scott has managed just one top 10 finish at Augusta National.

James Pavey

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Spieth feels 'great' about his game

Three-time major champion Jordan Spieth is confident entering day one of the 2019 Masters at Augusta despite up and down recent results.

Alexis Mansanarez

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The Masters 2019: Johnson to rely on improved putting

Dustin Johnson enters the 2019 Masters with three consecutive top-10 finishes, including a 10th-place finish last year.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Augusta evacuated due to storms

The horn was sounded just before 10am at Augusta, with lightning on the way as players prepared for the first major of the year.

Peter Thompson

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Reed confident ahead of Masters defence

Armed with the knowledge of how he won the Masters last year, Patrick Reed returns to Augusta intent on keeping the green jacket.

Ben Spratt

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Malaysian golfer found dead in hotel room aged 28

The PGA Tour Series-China paid tribute to Arie Irawan, who was found dead at the age of 28.

Peter Hanson

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Golfer Annie Park's clubs stolen at LPGA major

At the LPGA's ANA Inspiration, Annie Park had her clubs stolen before missing the cut in round two.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Rory McIlroy's mindset hindered past Masters bids

Grand Slam-chasing Rory McIlroy admits he has placed too much pressure on himself in previous years at the Masters.

Ben Spratt

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Woods stunned by Bjerregaard

Having beaten Rory McIlroy in his last-16 match, Tiger Woods came unstuck against world number 52 Lucas Bjerregaard.

Russell Greaves

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Woods ousts McIlroy in Austin

The comeback looked to be on for Rory McIlroy, but he had a miserable time of things on the 16th and lost to Tiger Woods at the next hole.

Russell Greaves

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McIlroy stays hot as Tiger awaits

Rory McIlroy made it three wins from three on Friday, with Tiger Woods standing in the way of him and a quarter-final berth.

Alexis Mansanarez

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McIlroy: I don't need Masters win

In form to begin the year, Rory McIlroy is eager for long-awaited success at the Masters.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Casey, Cook share Valspar lead

Paul Casey and Austin Cook share a one-stroke lead after the second round of the Valspar Championship.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Players Championship: McIlroy, Fleetwood tied for lead

Rory McIlroy's 65 put him in a tie for the lead with Tommy Fleetwood after the second round at TPC Sawgrass on Friday.

Thomas Lott

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Tommy Fleetwood leads with McIlroy, Johnson in the mix

A superb back nine gave Tommy Fleetwood an early lead at The Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass.

Ben Spratt

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Molinari surges to win API

Italian Francesco Molinari claimed his third PGA Tour win after a victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Qatar Masters glory for Harding

A run of three birdies over his final four holes at the Qatar Masters helped Justin Harding secure a two-shot victory in Doha.

Rob Lancaster

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Fleetwood, Bradley share Arnold Palmer lead

Tommy Fleetwood and Keegan Bradley earned a share of the four-stroke lead following respective scores of 66 and 68 on Friday.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Tiger Woods withdraws with neck strain

Tiger Woods has been suffering with a neck strain in recent weeks and it will force him out of the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Mitchell wins first PGA Tour title

American Keith Mitchell celebrated his breakthrough triumph on Sunday, after finishing ahead of Brooks Koepka and Rickie Fowler.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Im, Mitchell lead Honda Classic

Sung-jae Im and Keith Mitchell are level atop the leaderboard at six under heading into the final two rounds on Friday.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Johnson cruises to win in Mexico

American star Dustin Johnson claimed his 20th PGA Tour title following his final-round 66 at Club de Golf Chapultepec in Mexico on Sunday.

A Mansanarez and...

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Johnson four clear of McIlroy in WGC-Mexico Championship

Dustin Johnson moved four strokes clear of nearest challenger Rory McIlroy heading into the final round in Mexico City on Saturday.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Ben Ikin's Queensland PGA nightmare

A rough initiation for the former league star.

Tom Naghten

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Woods nailing down Masters plans

After years struggling with injury, Tiger Woods feels fresh heading into the WGC-Mexico Championship and has his sights set on The Masters.

Alex Fisher

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Ryder Cup: Steve Stricker named USA captain

Steve Stricker will be hoping for home comforts when he captains the United States in the Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits.

Peter Thompson

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Romo to play in Byron Nelson

The Cowboys quarterback-turned-prescient NFL analyst has received a sponsor's exemption to play in the AT&T Byron Nelson in May.

Bob Hille

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McIlroy on the charge as Tiger scrambles to make cut at Genesis Open

There were contrasting fortunes for Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods as the rain-affected Genesis Open continued on Saturday.

Peter Hanson

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Kuchar gives apology to sub caddie

An apologetic Matt Kuchar said he would pay his substitute caddie David Giral Ortiz the amount he requested.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Thomas, Scott lead Genesis Open

Justin Thomas and Adam Scott shared a one-stroke lead at the rain-hit Genesis Open.

Alexis Mansanarez

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Matt Kuchar defends $7,000 AUD caddie payment after Mayakoba Classic win

Matt Kuchar says he will not lose any sleep over criticism he has received for the fee he paid to caddie Giral "El Tucan" Ortiz.

Alexis Mansanarez

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