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We like under-the-radar Cameron Smith — and his haircut — and Max Homa to emerge this week in the final PGA Tour event of 2021.
Daniel Wooters|
Tiger Woods was spotted walking gingerly without crutches into a Los Angeles hotel.
Morning Read Staff|
McDermott won the 1911 and 1912 U.S. Opens in his early 20s, the first American to win the Open, before a series of misfortunes led to him being committed by his family to the State Hospital for the Insane in Pennsylvania.
Peter Kaufman|
'Being a highly celebrated, richly compensated sports figure does not offer immunity to the lemons life can throw,' writes Morning Read's Dan O'Neill, and that includes Thomas, the world's No. 6 player.
Dan O'Neill|
This week's guest is a lifelong music lover with a big new project for the Midwest.
Jay Delsing|
Phil Mickelson finished off a remarkable year by winning the Charles Schwab Cup Championship at Phoenix Country Club on Sunday. Thus, the 51-year old Mickelson
Dan O'Neill|
Bruce Crampton once said golf is “a compromise between what your ego wants you to do, what experience tells you to do, and what your nerves let you do.” The
Dan O'Neill|
Nelly Korda defeated Lexi Thompson, Lydia Ko and Sei Young Kim in a four-way playoff Sunday in the Pelican Women’s Championship.
Associated Press|
Jason Kokrak carded a 5-under 65 and delivered all the right shots Sunday on the back nine to win for the third time in his PGA Tour career.
Associated Press|
The Hewlett Packard Enterprise Houston Open will earn $1,350,000 from the total purse of $7,500,000.
Morning Read Staff|
Ann talks with retired surgeon Dr. Leslie Ray Matthews about the importance of Vitamin D for good health and research into how it can help fight COVID 19.
Ann Liguori|
BELLEAIR, Fla. — Nelly Korda started with two birdies and finished the same way Saturday, making up plenty of ground along the way for a 7-under 63 that gave
Associated Press|
Slow play is one of golf's biggest problems, and it can derail a round. Here's how to monitor your own pace, and what do you when one of your partners, or a group in front of you, is slowing things down.
Shannon Reece|
These two LPGA players have both had off-the-charts good years, writes Morning Read's Mike Purkey, and the final two tournaments will determine which one is the LPGA Player of the Year.
Mike Purkey|
The 17-time LPGA winner and two-time major champion learned golf — and life lessons — from notes written by mentor George J. Pulver. Pepper compiled them into the recently published 'Letters to a Future Champion: My Time with Mr. Pulver.'
Dottie Pepper|
'Bob and Jay' break down the fall season, including Viktor Hovland's win in Mexico, and wonder if the 24-year-old is headed straight to the top of the charts.
Bob Bubka and Jay Randolph Jr.|
The world's greatest daredevil loved the game — and a good gamble — and that enthusiasm lives on in Kelly, one of Nevada's best senior amateurs
Brian Hurlburt|
The origin story of the PXG founder and billionaire philanthropist begins in the Quang Nam Province of Vietnam, writes Morning Read's Dan O'Neill, and continues to this day with a dedication to help others overcome PTSD.
Dan O'Neill|
Join hosts Michael Russell and Alex Lauzon to break down Mayakoba, which produced a repeat winner in Viktor Hovland at the World Wide Technology Championship,
Michael Russell|
Matthew Wolff at 25-1 is too good to pass up this week when Carlos Ortiz (33-1) defends his title at the Houston Open, the rare PGA Tour event at a municipal course.
Daniel Wooters|
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