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Returning from a rib injury, Schauffele played three straight weeks on some of the PGA Tour's hardest courses, and is now "looking forward to getting home."
Max Schreiber|
Right-handed Billy Horschel hit a lefty shot better than most lefties can, and that helped him get into contention at the Valspar Championship.
Max Schreiber|
The world’s top two players are teeing it up in Houston to get a little more prep for the season’s first major in two weeks.
John Schwarb|
Patrick Reed, Carlos Ortiz and Jason Kokrak qualified for the British Open but Sergio Garcia failed to by missing a short putt. Garcia, though, still has time to punch his ticket to Royal Portrush.
Max Schreiber|
So, you’re probably wondering how I wound up here.
Tyler Lauletta.|
Hovland was once the fourth-ranked player in the world but is now 19th. After five coaching changes in little more than a year, he's suddenly in contention this weekend at the Valspar, writes Bob Harig.
Bob Harig|
On Thursday's first round of the Valspar Championship, Patton Kizzire went viral for punting his club out of frustration after missing a five-foot par putt. On
Matt Vincenzi|
The PGA Tour’s state-of-the-art studio in Ponte Vedra Beach produces events with some commentators there and others not on site themselves.
Max Schreiber|
Patton Kizzire punted his putter out of frustration during the first round of the Valspar Championship, then withdrew.
Matt Vincenzi|
The world No. 3 is trying to play his way back from an injury layoff and hasn’t met his high expectations, though he is off to a respectable start at the Valspar Championship.
Bob Harig|
The U.S. team has a new captain as it looks for a first road win since 2015.
Matt Vincenzi|
The SI Golf staff debates the man to beat at Augusta, what the commissioner said at the Players and how much relief is too much when you hit it in the rough but end up in the fairway.
Bob Harig, Jeff Ritter, John Pluym|
Patrick Reed, Sergio Garcia and other LIV stars are looking to land an exemption into the British Open with a top-three finish in Macau.
Matt Vincenzi|
Scheffler needed surgery after cutting his hand making ravioli over the holidays.
Brigid Kennedy|
The defending Valspar champ helped create the Tour’s no-cut signature event model but still believes in the meritocracy of cuts—though he's been on the wrong side of several lately.
Bob Harig|
After a historic 2024, the world No. 1 is still looking for his first win of 2025 but says his surgically repaired hand is "very close to 100%" leading into his Masters title defense.
Max Schreiber|
As the defending champion does every year, Scottie Scheffler has selected the menu for the Masters Champions Dinner, with a few changes from his first go-round.
Max Schreiber|
On SiriusXM, the PGA Tour Champions member reiterated his disappointment with Collin Morikawa’s recent dissension with the media but spoke glowingly of the two-time major champion’s game.
Max Schreiber|
The SI Golf Betting Panel returns for the Valspar with picks on outright winner, longshot, first-round leader, favorite prop bet and winning score predictions. 
SI Golf staff|
The Florida Swing concludes at the Valspar with several big names teeing it up, and here's what you need to know from its field, course, history, tee times, how to watch and the vaunted Snake Pit.
Max Schreiber|
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