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New golf season brings bold, vibrant pastel colors that inspire optimism and lighter moods as pandemic begins to subside.
Janice Ferguson|
Stars like Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas, Rory McIlroy are being replaced in the winner's circle by the likes of Sepp Straka, Tom Hoge, Luke List
Gary Van Sickle|
Fowler, 33, ranked No. 122 in the world, won't be in the field for next week's Players Championship nor has he qualified for a Masters invitation.
Bob Harig|
Mickelson claimed in December that he had won the PIP, but the results are in, and Tiger Woods took to Twitter to let Phil know about it.
Mike Purkey|
The round came early in his career, a week before his star-making performance at the 1997 Masters.
Dan Lyons|
Phil Mickelson, despite announcing in December that he had won the PIP, finished second with a $6 million payday.
Bob Harig|
McIlroy has been critical of Mickelson's published comments about his dealings with a rival golf league, but took a different tone on Wednesday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Bob Harig|
GlobalGolf covers the 2022 golf club releases thus far and provides predictions for what else we can add to our bags later this year.
Morning Read Staff|
A spin around the golf news of the week, featuring Zach Johnson, Phil Mickelson and Bryson DeChambeau.
Peter Kaufman|
Svensson, a 28-year-old Canadian, brings a run of good form into this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational, where he's looking for his first PGA Tour victory.
Alex Miceli|
A loaded field is ready to tee off at Bay Hill, but one player has our hosts' attention as the man to beat.
Jeff Erickson|
A look at last week's Honda Classic, and a look forward to Arnold Palmer Invitational and 'Asia's Major' on the LPGA Tour.
Michael Russell|
Many big names return to Arnold Palmer Invitational, here are our betting picks this week.
Daniel Wooters|
Sticker shock prompted Sebastian Haapahovi to get back into the game of golf in a big way — he started his own club-making company.
Mike Purkey|
More top players in the field at Seminole than at Honda Classic; Patrick Cantlay teams with Mark Flaherty to win gross.
Morning Read Staff|
Being a golf course architect following the 'golden age of golf design' was not easy, but this quartet deserves more credit than it has received.
Joe Passov|
DeChambeau withdrew following the first round of the Saudi International and has not played since.
Bob Harig|
Daniel Berger's would-be coronation was not to be, setting the stage for unheralded Austrian to rally for his first career PGA Tour title.
Alex Miceli|
Phil Mickelson's comments about the Saudi golf league, and his subsequent statment, have the golf world reeling. Our writers weigh in on the controversy, how to handle off-the-record interviews and where Phil should go from here.
Mike Purkey|
Sepp Straka wins Honda Classic for his first PGA Tour victory, taking the first prize of $1.44 million from a purse of $8 million.
Morning Read Staff|
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