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As the PGA Tour heads to Florida, Joaquin Niemann and Daniel Berger anchor a pair of solid Honda Classic DFS lineups.
SI Fantasy Staff|
Woods' one-car crash near Los Angeles, shortly after the 2021 Genesis Invitational, and his recovery from the ordeal, still leaves more questions than answers about the fateful day.
Bob Harig|
Hall of Famer releases statement, apologizing for some words but taking ownership of working with LIV Golf Investments, which is funding the proposed Saudi league; KPMG ends sponsorship deal with six-time major champion.
Bob Harig|
In a field without many top players at PGA National's Champion Course, look to Daniel Berger and Sungae Im who have had success in the Sunshine State.
Daniel Wooters|
Alex Miceli writes that despite losing Dustin Johnson and Bryson DeChambeau, Greg Norman and the Saudis aren't likely to go quietly away.
Alex Miceli|
From Phil Mickelson's Saudi comments, to Tiger's appearance, it was a big week in the golf world. In this new episode, the hosts break it all down.
Michael Russell|
In a new episode, the hosts try to figure out what Mickelson was thinking, and where the six-time major-winner goes from here.
Timm Matthews|
Morning Read's John Hawkins offers a range of thoughts, including Tiger Woods' noncommital, Phil Mickelson's old gripe, analytics hitting golf and a longing for Doral.
John Hawkins|
It's no secret that Wayne Gretzky is passionate about golf, ranking it right up there with family and hockey, his longtime livelihood.   Thanks to Adidas, those
Stuart Hall|
Andy Staples' match-play course brings player creativity into the mix.
Tom Mackin|
In this new episode, PGA Professional Keith Stewart chats with Ann Liguori about his new business venture.
Ann Liguori|
McIlroy calls Mickelson's comments 'selfish, egotistical, ignorant,' in the wake of two more stars announcing their alignment with PGA Tour.
Bob Harig|
The 23-year-old Chilean posted a record score for 36 holes, went on to a two-shot victory over major winner Collin Morikawa and rookie Cameron Young.
Associated Press|
The 51-year-old Hall-of-Famer could be remembered more for his scorched earth comments about the Saudis, PGA Tour than his playing accomplishments.
Bob Harig|
Joaquin Niemann wins the Genesis and the $2.16 million first prize from a purse of $12 million.
Morning Read Staff|
Johnson and DeChambeau joined several other prominent players who have said they will be sticking with the PGA Tour, including Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Collin Morikawa, Justin Thomas, Brooks Koepka and Jordan Spieth.
Bob Harig|
Poet and author Andy Brumer laments missing Riviera for the second time in 30 years, but offers a tribute to the golf course he holds dear.
Andy Brumer|
Jim 'Bones' Mackay, Phil Mickelson's longtime caddie, has no regrets leaving a full-time gig at NBC and Golf Channel to work for Justin Thomas.
Bob Harig|
After a rough week at the WM Phoenix Open where Hoffman criticized the USGA and PGA Tour on Instagram, the 45-year-old opened strong at the Genesis Invitational.
Alex Miceli|
Niemann leads Jordan Spieth, Max Homa and Scottie Scheffler, who each shot 66 on a glorious day in Los Angeles.
Associated Press|
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