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It’s his tournament, so he will greet the champion on the 18th green Sunday as he always has: with a handshake, despite the PGA Tour’s rules against physical contact amid the risk of coronavirus
Morning Read Staff|
Collin Morikawa's overtime victory against Justin Thomas, while long on drama, comes up way short for would-be TV viewers of the PGA Tour's Workday Charity Open
SI Editorial|
Collin Morikawa shows he has a very high ceiling on the PGA Tour as Justin Thomas reinforces the belief that he has trouble closing. The man who might be golf’s greatest player down the stretch returns to competition this week, which elevates the game to
SI Editorial|
What can you do at home to help your golf game? Short answer: A lot. So, take advantage of your extra time at home by following an at-home golf fitness program that requires little to no equipment. Your body — and your game — will thank you for it.
Jeremy James, DC, CSCS|
Relieve (and prevent) golf-related back pain by focusing on a neutral spine. Get started by incorporating this simple concept into your routine.
Morning Read Staff|
Bryson DeChambeau isn’t the first PGA Tour player to change his physique in an effort to be the best. Consider the mixed results for Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, David Duval and others over the years
John Hawkins|
Coronavirus pandemic silences spectators for 2019-20 season, which ends on Labor Day with Tour Championship
Morning Read Staff|
Ryan Vermeer of Omaha, Neb., the PGA’s 2019 player of the year, leads the 20 qualifiers for next month’s PGA Championship at TPC Harding Park
Morning Read Staff|
Film producer gives John Hawkins 2 thumbs up for his view of ‘golf’s apocalypse,’ which might go down easier with a dash of ketchup
Morning Read Staff|
Bryson DeChambeau rates as the 10-1 favorite, with Justin Thomas next at 11-1 and Tiger Woods, making his first start since February, at 28-1
Daniel Wooters|
Spectators, if only they could get their hands on tickets to this week’s Memorial Tournament, would be lined up for Alex Miceli’s dream 3-ball pairing
Morning Read Staff|
Course craftsmen Tom Weiskopf and Dr. Michael Hurdzan explain what makes Columbus, Ohio, the ideal city to study golf course architecture. The works of Donald Ross, Alister MacKenzie, Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus all dot the landscape
Joe Passov|
PGA Tour event at Muirfield Village Golf Club will pay $1.674 million to winner from a $9.3 million purse
Morning Read Staff|
Woods to make 1st appearance in season restart as PGA Tour plays 2nd week in a row at Jack Nicklaus' course in Dublin, Ohio
Morning Read Staff|
If you didn’t see it coming, you haven’t been paying attention as American goes toe-to-toe with compatriot Justin Thomas to win the Workday Charity Open for his 2nd victory since joining the PGA Tour in mid-2019
Mike Purkey|
Tennis champion Mardy Fish serves up a prescient preview of his breakthrough moment in golf and finds plenty of common ground between his 2 favorite sports
Morning Read Staff|
Collin Morikawa earns $1.116 million from $6.2 million purse for playoff victory at Muirfield Village Golf Club
Morning Read Staff|
What Bryson DeChambeau is doing to overpower the game is nothing new, and stretching golf courses isn’t the solution
Morning Read Staff|
The 4-tournament Canada Life Series will be played in British Columbia and Ontario in an effort to plug part of the gap from the cancellation of the Mackenzie Tour season
Morning Read Staff|
Collin Morikawa topped Justin Thomas on the third playoff hole of the Workday Charity Open to win the event.
Associated Press|
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