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Brooks Koepka is ready to defend his title, but several top-ranked players in the world will tee up in Phoenix this week. Who do our experts like? A few stars stand out.
Scott Jenstad|
Four-time Solheim Cup member will be the youngest American captain, 38, when the 2023 matches are contested in Spain.
Adam Stanley|
Greg Norman and company can throw around lots of cash, but the league can't work without a huge influx of players and plenty of luck, writes Morning Read's John Hawkins.
John Hawkins|
'Course of Life' recaps the week that was and welcomes Steve Scott, whose sportsmanship in his match against Tiger Woods might have changed golf history.
Michael Russell|
Webb Simpson, Rickie Fowler and red-hot Viktor Hovland are some of our betting picks this week for the Waste Management Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale.
Daniel Wooters|
Morning Read's Bob Harig revisits the question he asked Tiger Woods about being paired with a little-known PGA Tour rookie tied for the lead at the Wyndham Championship.
Bob Harig|
Here is how to watch the PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, DP World Tour, Korn Ferry and Champions Tour every week.
Associated Press|
Reduced entry fees and bonus money for those who play their way to the LPGA Tour will have a big-time positive impact on the women's game, Rachel Rohanna tells Morning Read's Kelly Okun.
Kelly Okun|
New models are designed for two categories of players — Extreme and Competition
Mike Purkey|
Mark Lye, an analyst and former professional golfer, was fired after critical comments about the WNBA.
Mike McDaniel|
Spieth looked in total control Sunday before a bogey on the 17th and Tom Hoge's three birdies over the last five holes forced his victory party to come another day.
Alex Miceli|
Hoge, a 32-year-old who grew up in North Dakota, had been runner-up twice in his previous 202 starts on the PGA Tour. He shot 68 Sunday to break through for the win.
Associated Press|
Bob Harig debuts his Weekly Read, dedicated to telling you everything you need to know about golf right now, spilling a few secrets and looking ahead to what's next.
Bob Harig|
The winner of the 2022 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am will earn $1.566 million in prize money from a total purse of $8.7 million.
Morning Read Staff|
Harold Varner III won the Saudi International by one shot over Bubba Watson with an epic, 90-foot putt through the wind on the final hole.
Bob Harig|
Ann Liguori visits with Ireland's Alison Metcalfe and Niall Gibbons to talk Irish golf, including where to play, some hidden gems, the 2025 Open Championship and 2027 Ryder Cup.
Ann Liguori|
The 28-year-old hit the signature shot of the tournament and enters the final round one shot behind a trio at the top.
Associated Press|
“It’s huge for Irish golf,” Maguire said. “There was never an Irish player on the tour, let alone a winner."
Associated Press|
Defending champion Dustin Johnson sits five strokes back at the Asian Tour event.
Associated Press|
Peter Jacobsen, 66, believes this week's appearance at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is his last and comes 45 years since his first appearance. In between, there have been more than a few memories.
Alex Miceli|
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