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The game's No. 1 player got off to a fast start in an attempt for a fourth win already in 2023. Chris Kirk, last week's winner, also stayed hot with a 67.
Bob Harig|
Despite early nerves, a day alongside one of the PGA Tour’s unfiltered superstars was one for the books, writes Gabby Herzig.
Gabrielle Herzig|
There are certain things all golfers need to get around the links in one piece: Balls, tees, a glove, some clubs ... you get the picture. But to really dial in
Gabrielle Herzig|
The SIWGR launched its data-driven list of top golfers in the world. Here’s a deeper explanation of Distance Per Shot, including its dynamic course adjustment, one of the key calculations used in our rankings.
SI Golf staff|
In response to LIV Golf, the Tour created designated events with larger purses to get its stars together more often. Next year, those events will become even more exclusive.
Bob Harig|
LA Golf built its reputation on shafts, with validation from many of the game's top players. Now the company is moving into the heart of the putter market.
David Droschak|
Thirty years after Greg Norman's proposed 'Super Tour' and two years after the birth of very real LIV Golf, the PGA Tour is closing the shop a little. Gary Van Sickle weighs the pros and cons.
Gary Van Sickle|
Several players in the Saudi-backed league noticed how the PGA Tour will look in 2024.
John Schwarb|
The Florida native had a golf pedigree but never a PGA Tour card until this season. Now he's riding momentum into Bay Hill, which he knows well.
Gary Van Sickle|
Fresh off picking Chris Kirk to win last week, our expert is taking an in-form player with previous success at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Keith Stewart, PGA|
Here is how to watch the PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, DP World Tour, LIV Golf and PGA Tour Champions every week.
John Schwarb|
Ted Ray, a two-time major champion of yesteryear who was also third in one of the most famous U.S. Opens, continues to be snubbed, writes Alex Miceli.
Alex Miceli|
The PGA Tour’s annual stop at Arnie's place has a half century of history, and Gary Van Sickle remembers some memorable years, many featuring you-know-who.
Gary Van Sickle|
Kirk ended an eight-year drought to make a big move on our list, while LIV Golf's season debut also shuffled our ranking of the top 100 golfers in the world.
Jeff Ritter|
The Golden Bear rarely beat himself, but Chris Kirk nearly did with a rinsed approach at the 72nd hole before winning in a playoff over Eric Cole.
Alex Miceli|
The broadcasters are trying too hard to sell LIV instead of calling the action, John Hawkins writes, and the team concept isn't fully developed.
John Hawkins|
The 37-year-old stuffed an approach on the first playoff hole to defeat rookie Eric Cole in the final event under Honda's sponsorship.
Associated Press|
Charles Howell III prevailed in the opener of LIV Golf's second season, winning $4 million from a total purse of $25 million. His Crushers GC won the team title.
Jeff Ritter|
The veteran prevailed in a playoff over rookie Eric Cole for his first win in more than seven years.
Jeff Ritter|
The Florida Swing is under way, meaning the golf world is inching closer to the year's first major.
SI Golf staff|
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