PGA: Rocket Classic - Rd. 4
Michael Thorbjornsen shot a career-best round of 63 in the final round of the Rocket Classic to earn his first-career PGA Tour victory.
LPGA: AIG Women's Open - Rd. 4
Shiho Kuwaki saved par to stay alive in a sudden-death playoff Sunday and won with a par on the second extra hole to claim the Women's British Open over Esther Henseleit for her first major title. Canadian Brooke Henderson shot a 1-over 72 in her final round and finished well back.
Top two on the board Riley, Brennan go birdie-birdie to kick off final round of Rocket Classic
Davis Riley and Michael Brennan began their final round Sunday afternoon in the top two and they each kicked off their play with similar lengthy birdies to make things interesting.
LPGA: AIG Women's Open - Rd. 3
Yealimi Noh took advantage of a surprising collapse by Haeran Ryu and found her rhythm at just the right time Saturday, with four birdies over the last 10 holes for a 2-under 69 that gave her a three-shot lead going into the final round of the Women’s British Open.
PGA: Rocket Classic - Rd. 3
Davis Riley shot a 7-under 63 to reach 15 under on Saturday and took a one-shot lead at Detroit Golf Club, where the relatively easy course will give a lot of players on the tightly-packed leaderboard a chance to win the last Rocket Classic.
LPGA: AIG Women's Open - Rd. 2
Canadian Brooke Henderson equaled her opening day score with another 72 to stay above the cut line and make it to the weekend, but will be well back of leader Haeran Ryu at the AIG Women's Open.
PGA: Rocket Classic - Rd. 2
Canadian Corey Conners followed up his first round 67 with an identical score on the second day, keeping himself in contention heading into the weekend at the Rocket Classic. Cameron Young carded seven birdies on the back nine as part of a stunning round of 61, leaving with him with a share of the lead alongside Patrick Cantlay and and Patrick Fishburn.
PGA: Rocket Classic - Rd. 1
Canadian Taylor Pendrith shot a two-over on the day, leaving himself a lot of work to jump the 12 spots he needs to in the standings to make the FedEx Cup Playoffs, while Abbotsford, B.C.'s Nick Taylor finished the day one-under, and currently sits eight shots back of the lead.
LPGA: AIG Women's Open - Rd. 1
Canada's Brooke Henderson ran into trouble on the back nine with three bogeys and finished the first day with a 72, leaving her well back of leader Jeeno Thitikul at the AIG Women's Open.
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Richard Zokol joins Bob Weeks to discuss his new book
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Brooke Henderson heads into the AIG Women’s Open full of confidence
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Should Koivun be considered to play in the Presidents Cup for the U.S?
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Jackson Koivun sinks nice putt to close out 3M Open victory
Jackson Koivun sinks a nice putt to close out the 3M Open victory in his third start as a professional.
PGA: 3M Open - Rd. 4
Jackson Koivun won the 3M Open by three strokes Sunday in only his third start as a professional, holding off Scottie Scheffler with a closing 5-under 66 for a tournament-record 25-under 259 total.
'Only halfway there': Despite round of 59, Kim knows he has more work to do
After closing his round with four straight birdies to shoot 12-under 59, Michael Kim spoke about being part of history but acknowledged that he still has a long way to go if he wants to secure the victory at the 3M Open.
Scheffler enjoyed playing 3M Open pro-am with Vikings' head coach O’Connell
After Scottie Scheffler played in Wednesday morning’s 3M Open pro-am with Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell he spoke about meeting him and what golfing advice he would share.
Scheffler discusses value in having rivalries in golf; says his main rival is the golf course
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