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The 22-year-old Dane birdied five straight holes on the back nine Sunday.
Associated Press|
The longtime broadcaster's contract was not renewed and his departure is effective immediately.
Associated Press|
24-year-old Ludvig Aberg is going for his first PGA Tour victory at the RSM Classic.
Associated Press|
Tiger Woods is set to make his return to golf in the Hero World Challenge.
Bob Harig|
Matt Wallace made nine straight birdies to take the lead at the DP World Tour Championship.
Bob Harig|
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Paul Liberatore|
The younger Woods is a member of a high school boys team that won its fourth state golf title earlier this week.
Mike McDaniel|
Tiburon played soft after overnight rain and birdies should be plentiful the rest of the week.
Associated Press|
While negotiations to unify the sport continue, McIlroy said he needed to return his focus to family and playing.
Bob Harig|
Next year boasts a record $118 million in total purse money and a spotlight for the women's game at the Paris Olympics.
Adam Stanley|
The Ryder Cup rookie shot 67 to outpace Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Viktor Hovland and others through one round in Dubai.
Associated Press|
Players in the top 24 last season can choose to negotiate with other teams; LIV Golf announced that Wolff is still under contract with Smash GC.
Bob Harig|
Fully exempt status for next year is on the line for a number of players as well as spots in limited-field events.
Bob Harig|
McIlroy was the face of the PGA Tour in its fight, then truce, with LIV Golf, and Alex Miceli says that he can now focus on ending his major-championship drought.
Alex Miceli|
The air-supported dome in Florida required deflation for repairs; TGL organizers said the effect on timelines for the league is not known yet.
Bob Harig|
Another made-for-television (or in this case, streaming) golf event in Vegas brought out celebrities and showcased the Strip.
Brian Hurlburt|
Next year's season finale, the CME Group Tour Championship, will pay $4 million to the winner from an $11 million purse.
John Schwarb|
The streaming service entered the live sports space with affable competitors but clunky announcers and excessive branding.
John Hawkins|
After taking a leading role for the Tour in the game's turbulent last couple years, McIlroy cited 'professional and personal commitments' for his decision.
Bob Harig|
There's much more than cash on the line at the PGA Tour finale and our expert likes players who have fought pressure all fall.
Keith Stewart, PGA|
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