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to the great, the weird and the hairy of 2022. In other words, a lot of Cam Smith, but see who else gets some hardware.
Gary Van Sickle|
Ann Liguori visits with Sports Illustrated's Bob Harig to discuss his exclusive interview with Phil, plus Rory's FedEx Cup and Cam Smith's move to LIV Golf.
John Schwarb|
Among the 25 receiving PGA Tour cards for next season is Ryan Armour, 46, and Kyle Westmoreland, a five-year Air Force veteran.
Associated Press|
Remembering Herb Kohler, who built his grandfather's plumbing company into a global name and then transformed resort golf with his Wisconsin destination.
Joe Passov|
The new league had its best finish so far, with Johnson ramming in a long eagle putt to defeat Anirban Lahiri and Joaquin Niemann on the first playoff hole.
Associated Press|
The 4 Aces team, comprised of individual winner Johnson, Patrick Reed, Talor Gooch and Pat Perez, again split a $3 million first-place prize in the team event.
Morning Read Staff|
The long hitting, long driving MLB all-star joins 'Golf with Jay Delsing' to share tails of a compelling career.
Jay Delsing|
The 28-year-old Mexican rallied from four shots behind, closing with three straight birdies to win by one in Ohio.
Associated Press|
Two long birdie putts helped lift the Englishman, ranked No. 745 in the world, to a one-shot win at the Made in HimmerLand event.
Associated Press|
Gooch shot 65 to take the lead on a good day for scoring; Phil Mickelson and others took advantage of LIV's new rule allowing shorts during tournament rounds.
Associated Press|
The Californian already has an LPGA card by virtue of a two-win season on the Epson Tour. Lexi Thompson is among those chasing.
Associated Press|
The 23-year-old shot an opening-round 63, but it was the league's first-ever ace that created a buzz. Newcomers Cameron Smith and Joaquin Niemann are a shot back of Wolff.
Associated Press|
In a Sports Illustrated interview, the three-time Masters champion said he expects to return to Augusta National in April, along with other LIV Golf players who are eligible.
John Schwarb|
LIV is still finalizing its 2023 schedule, but Sports Illustrated has learned more about plans that would include nine U.S. events and five international events, including a stop at Valderrama in Spain.
Alex Miceli|
Players not resigning Tour memberships upon joining LIV, such as Phil Mickelson and Bryson DeChambeau, received a letter informing them of the revocation for 2022-23.
Bob Harig|
Through her D.C.-based arcade CitySwing, the golf entrepreneur brings Black women and others excluded from the game inside the ropes.
Andrew Lawrence|
Meet a PGA pro with a few ideas to elevate your game on the greens.
SI Editorial|
Phil Mickelson declined to say that he felt vindicated, but said some of the similarities are 'interesting.' He also discussed his own legacy and future participation in major championships.
Bob Harig|
Four Japanese players had played in LIV events but are not in the field for this week's tournament. If they don't play again in LIV, they may play in 2023 PGA Tour-run tournaments.
Bob Harig|
Cam Smith will play alongside Dustin Johnson and Henrik Stenson in his first round as a LIV golfer.
Morning Read Staff|
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