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In two weeks' time, the Swede lost his European Ryder Cup captaincy, joined LIV Golf and grabbed his biggest payday in New Jersey.
Bob Harig|
Sweden's Henrik Stenson never trailed on Sunday in winning his first LIV Golf event, claiming the $4 million first prize. 4 Aces GC won the team title.
Morning Read Staff|
The 4 Aces team, comprised of Dustin Johnson, Patrick Reed, Talor Gooch and Pat Perez, split a $3 million first-place prize in the team event.
Morning Read Staff|
The Utahan won by five shots in becoming the first player in three years to win consecutive regular-season events on the PGA Tour.
Associated Press|
In the penultimate event on the regular season schedule, Tony Finau won for the second consecutive week to move into the FedEx Cup top 10.
Morning Read Staff|
The 22-year-old Japanese player had six straight birdies in the middle of a 10-under round that made up a four-shot deficit in victory.
Associated Press|
The Californian shot a final-round 68 to hold off a hard-charging Eddie Pepperell and seal a wire-to-wire victory.
Associated Press|
Stenson shot a two-under 69 on Saturday, and he leads Dustin Johnson by three shots entering the final round.
Morning Read Staff|
After Stenson was stripped of his European Ryder Cup captaincy, he leads by three shots after two rounds in his LIV Golf debut
Bob Harig|
Finau, last week's PGA Tour winner, shoots 65 in third round to catch Pendrith heading into Sunday's final round
Associated Press|
France's Boutier shot 5-under 67 in third round at Dundonald Links to catch Ko going into Sunday's final round
Associated Press|
The Canadian's Friday 65 put him one shot ahead of still-blazing Tony Finau going into the weekend at Detroit Golf Club.
Associated Press|
The Hall of Famer, arguably the face of the Saudi-backed league, continued to sing its praises after Round 1 at Bedminster — where he shot 75.
Bob Harig|
Henrik Stenson and Patrick Reed shot matching 7-under 64s to grab a two shot lead.
Morning Read Staff|
The captain of the U.S. Presidents Cup team is frustrated at how LIV Golf is taking players and throwing the game into flux, and outlined a drastic measure to Michael Rosenberg of Sports Illustrated.
Bob Harig|
The saga of Charles Barkley flirting with LIV golf seemed off from the beginning
Jimmy Traina|
After much speculation, meetings with LIV officials and a pro-am round on Thursday, the Hall of Famer said he's staying with basketball broadcasting.
John Schwarb|
Davis Love III and Zach Johnson believe in the honor of playing on Presidents and Ryder Cup teams, but don't know who will stand with them as LIV Golf continues to divide the sport.
Michael Rosenberg|
The come-from-behind winner last week in Minnesota kept the birdies coming on Thursday at Detroit Golf Club, opening with a 64.
Associated Press|
The LPGA’s senior director of foundation operations and DEI is addressing barriers around golf so there is access for all women to play.
Danielle Bryant|
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