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The new, condensed PGA Tour schedule has benefitted some tournaments and crippled others.
Mitchell Gladstone|
World No. 8 Bryson DeChambeau speaks on how dominant he feels he can be, science, defending his title and more.
Ryan Asselta|
Scheduled: A court date for Danish golfer Thorbjorn Olesen, who was charged by British authorities with sexual assault, being drunk on an aircraft and common assault on a flight July 29 from Nashville, Tenn., to London (“In the news,” Aug. 2). Olesen is d
Morning Read Staff|
Narrow fairways and thick rough are no longer the gospel according to the USGA when it comes to staging its major championships
David Droschak|
Not since Tiger Woods was at his peak has there been this clear of a delineation – both in world-ranking points and nearly everyone’s perception – between the best player in the world and everyone else. Brooks Koepka holds a commanding lead of nearly 3½ p
Mike Purkey|
Hinako Shibuno, in her LPGA debut and her first event outside of her native Japan, comes from nowhere to win the Women’s British Open
Morning Read Staff|
Whom to bet on and roster for the first of three FedEx Cup playoff events, the Northern Trust.
Ryan Asselta|
Leadbetter, who used to coach the two-time major winner, says Lydia Ko should take a break and that her parents are a case of "unbelievable ignorance."
Daniel Rapaport|
The major season goes by ridiculously fast, which means it's already time for takeaways of the PGA Tour's regular season.
Daniel Rapaport|
Welcome to The Great Depression. That’s how I feel, anyway. We’re just dipping our toes into August and golf’s professional major season is … over!
Gary Van Sickle|
Relaxed: By the USGA, the exemption standards for the reigning U.S. Amateur and U.S. Women’s Amateur champions. They no longer must remain amateur to play in the next year’s U.S. Open and U.S. Women’s Open, respectively. During the past decade, the USGA s
Morning Read Staff|
From the Morning Read Inbox readers respond to recent articles surrounding the FedEx Cup and slow play
Morning Read Staff|
Poston tied Henrik Stenson's 2-year-old tournament record at 22-under 258, and became the first player since Lee Trevino in 1974 to win a 72-hole stroke-play event on tour without any bogeys or worse.
Associated Press|
As the PGA Tour prepared for negotiations on its next television contract in the fall of 2005, it devised a concept to offset a changing landscape and gain some all-important leverage in its talks with the networks. Although Tiger Woods had driven purse s
John Hawkins|
Co-hosts Bob Bubka and Jay Randolph Jr. salute Tom Watson, who retired from major-championship golf after racking up 14 major titles on the PGA and Champions tours
Morning Read Staff|
Hawk and Rude discuss and debate this hot topic
SI Editorial|
Arrested: Thorbjorn Olesen, on suspicion of sexual assault during a flight from Nashville, Tenn., to London, according to British media. Olesen, 29, of Denmark, was detained Monday by Metropolitan Police at Heathrow Airport after he allegedly groped a sle
Morning Read Staff|
In this age of Hybrids, long irons seemed obsolete but they aren't dea, they're just in critical condition
Gary Van Sickle|
Bale is in the midst of a gnarly transfer saga...so who can blame him for a relaxing round of golf?
Daniel Rapaport|
Después de la primera victoria de la pretemporada contra el Fenerbahçe (5-3), Zinedine Zidane respondió a las preguntas de los periodistas en rueda de prensa y
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