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Kevin Na was cruising along Saturday at Colonial Country Club when both he – and caddie Kenny Harms – came briefly unglued at the par-5 11th.
Jordan Spieth is in position to put on the plaid jacket for a second time thanks to his performance on the greens and in spite of everything else.
Perhaps trying to force the issue, having gone 15 holes without a birdie, Tony Finau hit his drive a little too far on Colonial Country Club’s par-4 18th Saturday.
Thanks to a third-round 69, Kevin Na will take a two-shot lead over five players into the final round of the Charles Schwab Challenge.
Jordan Spieth is putting about as well as he ever has. He just needs to find a few more greens and get himself a lot closer to the hole.
Pop in your headphones, ladies and gentlemen, because you win your 15th major and fifth green jacket, you get to curse.
Kevin Na has carded 62 or better in three of his last six rounds at Colonial. “Yeah, I like this golf course,” he said Friday.
Sunday at Bethpage proved more dramatic than anyone thought it would, but it ended as expected – with Brooks Koepka once again hoisting the Wanamaker.
On the strength of an even-par, Saturday 72, Brooks Koepka finished the third round exactly as he started it – at 12 under, seven clear of the field at the PGA Championship.
With rounds of 63-65, Brooks Koepka leads the PGA Championship by a tournament-record seven shots. Here’s where things stand through two rounds at Bethpage Black, where Koepka just rewrote the record book.
Brooks Koepka on Thursday staked himself to the Day 1 lead at Bethpage Black and took over as the new solo favorite for sports bettors.
Matt Every leads Sung Kang by one shot at the AT&T Byron Nelson, where the leaders will have 27 holes to complete on Sunday.
The second-year Tour member dropped just one shot in his second-round 66, but he really made two mistakes at the par-4 13th.
Rory McIlroy remains an active member of the European Tour, as reports indicate he did meet the deadline to maintain his membership.
It now appears he will go straight from Augusta National to Bethpage Black, where he’ll begin the hunt his 16th major victory.
Eleven days after he slipped on his fifth green jacket, Tiger Woods says his Masters win still hasn’t sunk in.
President Donald Trump announced in a tweet Monday that he will bestow upon Tiger Woods one of the United States’ highest civilian honors: the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Less than 24 hours after winning his 15th major title, Tiger Woods is listed as the 8/1 favorite to take next month’s PGA Championship.
Golf Channel analyst Notah Begay III joined Golf Central Live From The Masters to offer this portrait of just how far Woods had to climb to get where he did Sunday.
“The next two majors are at Bethpage, where he’s won, and Pebble Beach, where he’s won,” Nicklaus said Sunday. “So, you know, he’s got me shaking in my boots, guys.”
With a final-round 70, Tiger Woods won the 83rd Masters. Here, after 11 years in the personal and professional wilderness, is how Woods finally claimed his 15th major victory.
Francesco Molinari leads Tiger Woods and Tony Finau by two shots at the 83rd Masters. Here’s where things stand through 54 holes at Augusta National, where play the final group will tee off at 9:20 a.m. ET Sunday morning.
On a loaded leaderboard at the 83rd Masters, one name stands out in the star-studded crowd. Tiger Woods will enter the weekend just one off the lead at the year’s first major.
Following matching rounds of 6-under 66 and two furious back-nine charges, Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau share the 18-hole lead at the Masters.