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Davis Thompson played his first six holes in 7 under including consecutive eagles; he leads by two over Jon Rahm and four others.
Associated Press|
Xander Schauffele posted an impressive first round at The American Express despite his lingering back injury.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The KJUS Gemini commands a hefty price but stands up to all challenges from water.
Gary Van Sickle|
Here are the schedules for 2023 in pro golf on the PGA Tour, LIV Golf and LPGA Tour.
SI Golf staff|
There’s a chance that two PGA Tour players could share the top spot in the Official World Golf Rankings after the tournament.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The Swede hadn't played on the DP World Tour since having his Ryder Cup captaincy stripped for his move to LIV Golf. His replacement is leading after one round in Abu Dhabi.
Bob Harig|
The game's producers promise unmatched realism, fidelity and attention to detail on your 'Road to the Masters.'
Nick Menta|
The Saudi-backed league is not getting a rights fee from the CW Network for at least two years but will share advertising revenue.
Bob Harig|
At the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions, players were met with a less than ideal set-up.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The world No. 2, chasing last year's dominant Lydia Ko, will be motivated in an LPGA season with record purses and a stacked major schedule.
Adam Stanley|
With the Australian Open tennis major handled remotely again by ESPN, John Hawkins wonders if some golf telecasts could be similarly managed in a shifting economic landscape.
John Hawkins|
Here is how to watch the PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, DP World Tour, LIV Golf, Korn Ferry Tour and PGA Tour Champions every week.
John Schwarb|
The annual Palm Springs stop is a birdiefest played across three courses, and our expert likes a player riding a hot hand over the last six months.
Keith Stewart, PGA|
TV deal with CW would fill a major objective for LIV Golf, as the CW is in 220 U.S. markets.
Bob Harig|
Gary Van Sickle reviews last week's newsworthy nuggets in golf, or whatever you would call a pro being upset about a birthday snub on Twitter.
Gary Van Sickle|
The South Korean won for the fourth time on Tour and has a Players title, yet still isn't sure he's part of the game's elite.
Alex Miceli|
With back-to-back 64s on Saturday and Sunday, Kim fist-bumped his way to victory in Honolulu.
Gabrielle Herzig|
A number of PGA Tour players will play in next month's Saudi International, and Bob Harig explains how that is the origin of where we are now in the game.
SI Golf staff|
Tiger Woods will surely be involved in Rome somehow, as a confidant or assistant to U.S. captain Zach Johnson. Playing sounds like a longshot, but Bob Harig has an idea.
Bob Harig|
The Masters field stands at 82 with the additions of Sony Open champ Si Woo Kim and the winner of the Latin America Amateur.
Bob Harig|
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