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While undecided on his champions dinner menu, the Japanese star has returned to full practice following time off from injury.
Bob Harig|
The Valspar Championship runner-up offers tips on visualization and getting into a good frame of mind.
Garrett Johnston|
ShotLink and TrackMan data, including a number of renowned courses, will be included when the popular game comes out.
Nick Menta|
The three-time Masters champion will not play at Augusta in two weeks, continuing silence away from golf with plenty of conjecture but no official reason.
Bob Harig|
March Madness arrives to Austin Country Club this week as 64 of the world's best will duel it out head-to-head.
Daniel Wooters|
In a new episode, host Charlie Rymer meets LA Golf CEO Reed Dickens, who shares his story and explains how his life experience influenced his current company’s steady rise.
Charlie Rymer|
Putting a spring into your step on the course has never been easier — or more stylish — than with this collection from many of the game's biggest names.
Janice Ferguson|
California public course on edge of Mojave Desert is straightforward in design, yet textured in its celebrity past.
Michael Arkush|
The three-time champion is no longer listed in the field of active players, but instead as a past champion who is not playing.
Bob Harig|
Jon Rahm is the overall top seed as the $12 million World Golf Championships event begins Wednesday in Austin, Texas.
Morning Read Staff|
Ann Liguori gets the details on the East Coast Women's Pro Golf Tour, which began in January and will have up to 10 events this summer.
Ann Liguori|
Play begins Wednesday in the PGA Tour's match play event, but no one goes home that day. Or the next. It's a crime against competition, writes Gary Van Sickle.
Gary Van Sickle|
The PGA Tour returns to the Corales Golf Course in the Dominican Republic, where a $3.7 million purse is up for grabs with $666,000 to the winner.
Morning Read Staff|
'I could see there being defectors for sure,' said one Tour veteran about the Greg Norman-led league, which now has a schedule including events in the U.S.
Bob Harig|
The rookie finished second to Sam Burns but set himself up well for the rest of the season, and earned bragging rights over a fellow University of Alabama player.
Bob Harig|
The now-10th-ranked player in the world successfully defended his title on the Copperhead course, birdieing the second playoff hole to defeat Davis Riley.
Associated Press|
Sam Burns wins for the second consecutive year on the Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Resort and earns $1,404,000 from a purse of $7.8 million.
Morning Read Staff|
The best new drivers of 2022 include the latest Callaway drivers, TaylorMade drivers and Cobra drivers. Find them and more on Morning Read’s Pro Shop, powered by GlobalGolf.
Morning Read Staff|
The 39-year-old South African birdied three of the last five holes to win at the inaugural Steyn City Championship.
Associated Press|
Riley, looking for first PGA Tour victory, in front of Matthew NeSmith by two shots starting Sunday's final round at Innisbrook Resort.
Associated Press|
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