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Fitzpatrick and Schauffele reversed their slow starts on Thursday, and each has a shot at winning the Memorial for the first time in his career.
Alex Miceli|
She discusses her new book with SI and says she wrote it “for the dozens of women and girls, minorities and marginalized who continue to fight these battles.”
Farrell Evans|
Fowler continued his strong 2023 with a 68 on Friday at Memorial to head into the weekend tied for seventh.
Alex Miceli|
The young star produced another solid performance in Round 2 of her first professional tournament.
Wilton Jackson|
Justin Thomas hasn't won since the 2022 PGA Championship and missed the cut by three shots. He wasn't alone among the big names to miss the weekend at the Memorial.
Bob Harig|
McIlroy shot a 4-under 68 on Friday at Memorial but said afterward that he's still not comfortable with his mechanics.
Bob Harig|
Ramey rang up a huge number on the par-4 9th hole on Thursday, but on Friday he shot a 74 and said he never considered withdrawing from the event.
Alex Miceli|
Nine U.S. sites and one in Canada will stage qualifiers, where both Ryder Cup captains will join numerous big names while attempting to earn a spot in the field a Los Angeles Country Club.
Bob Harig|
Adams Golf, once a household name for its fairway woods, is now a direct-to-consumer company offering a full line of clubs and accessories.
John Schwarb|
Billy Horschel has battled swing issues all season, and he was raw and open about his struggles after a tough day at Memorial.
Bob Harig|
The Memorial is playing like a major and Spieth is approaching it with major-like preparation and short-game prowess.
Gary Van Sickle|
Business mogul Ari Emanuel said his company was prepared to invest in $1 billion in LIV Golf, which would have precluded Saudi backing.
Alex Miceli|
Jack Nicklaus's tournament often has rain but the forecast looks clear, which means a firm, fast and tough Muirfield Village Golf Club.
Bob Harig|
The rookie is in the hunt early at the Memorial, continuing a run that began with a hunt in his house.
Alex Miceli|
A transcendent amateur made her pro debut Thursday, the latest reminder that the women's game is where the growth is.
Michael Rosenberg|
The world No. 1 shot over par for the first time in an opening round this season.
Alex Miceli|
Rose Zhang's highly anticipated pro debut, just outside New York City, was a solid round with some memorable moments.
John Schwarb|
The nine-time winner couldn't hit balls for months after a procedure his surgeon didn't want to do.
Bob Harig|
The Ulsterman has no problem with Koepka playing his way onto the U.S. side.
Bob Harig|
Teeth of the Dog is a masterpiece of design and construction, and in 2025 will get a facelift to ensure success for its next 50 years.
Ward Clayton|
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