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Announced: By the Evian Championship, that it will offer a special exemption for the winner of the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific. The Evian joins the Women’s British Open in granting LPGA major-championship berths to the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific winner
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60First-round score for Phil Mickelson, who flirted with 59 before settling for a 12-under round and a three-stroke lead Thursday in the PGA Tour’s Desert Classic in La Quinta, Calif. Mickelson played La Quinta Country Club, one of three courses used this
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Money well spent
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Rarely does the USGA make a rule that’s too lenient, but if you measure these things by what PGA Tour players are saying and doing, it looks as if the rules-making body might have gone too far – twice.
Mike Purkey|
Committed: To start his season at the Farmers Insurance Open next week, Tiger Woods, who has won eight times at the San Diego municipal complex, including the 2008 U.S. Open, his most recent major championship. It will be the first PGA Tour event for Wood
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Golf’s 80/20 formula adds up to 108
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Maybe other big-name celebrities secretly yearn to host a PGA Tour event. Maybe they also want to align themselves with the world’s best golfers and broaden the audience of a sport with a finite number of engaged, passionate fans.
Ron Kroichick|
Accepted: By South Korea’s Hosung Choi, a sponsor exemption to play in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am on Feb. 7-10 at Pebble Beach (Calif.) Golf Links. It will be the first PGA Tour appearance for Choi, whose unconventional, animated swing has led to the ni
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Retail prices of gear need not dissuade parents
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. – You’ve got to give LPGA commissioner Mike Whan credit for at least one thing: He’s not afraid to take chances. And, he has been quick to concede, “When you’re innovative, you’ve got to be willing to strike out some times.’’
Len Ziehm|
Location: Phoenix, Arizona
Mike Purkey|
PHOENIX, Ariz. — Hitting balls on the practice tee at Papago Golf Course, difficult is trying to focus on the task at hand. That’s because the rust-colored, sandstone Papago Buttes rise more than 1,200 feet into the air a few hundred yards off the back of
Mike Purkey|
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. – There's a red Solo Cup on the floor of Seth Waugh's office at PGA of America headquarters and a Scotty Cameron Notchback prototype putter, with the inscription “Seth,” leaning against his credenza. Otherwise, Waugh, 60, has been
Adam Schupak|
Did Matt Kuchar stiff his caddie? Will Hosung Choi’s U.S. debut live up to the hype? And what is going on with Jordan Spieth?
Daniel Rapaport|
Closed: Houston’s Memorial Park, for a 10-month, $13.5 million renovation that officials hope will turn the municipal course into the new home of the PGA Tour’s Houston Open in 2020, the Houston Chronicle reported. The Astros Golf Foundation is paying for
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Good clubs can do only so much for a golfer
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The biggest hurdle of my first year coaching high school girls golf was in learning to talk about the game to beginners. I write about golf for a living, but with 15-year-olds, I was a little bit lost.
Julie Williams|
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
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Wunderkind Lucy Li burst onto the world’s golf stage as the youngest qualifier for the U.S. Women’s Amateur in 2013 at age 10. The next year, she became the youngest qualifier for the U.S. Women’s Open, at age 11.
John Fischer|
Golf etiquette mirrors real-world decorum
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