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Xander: Mixed feelings on designated events

Many different players have different opinions on the current designated events format, but Schauffele said adjustments will be made.

Bees swarm van Rooyen's group before shot

Bees cause EVR to duck and cover in Mexico

Thursday at the Mexico Open, a swarm of bees caused Erik Van Rooyen to duck and cover while standing over his approach shot.

World No. 810 fires bogey-free 65 in Tour debut

In his PGA Tour debut, Raul Pereda, who’s the world’s 810th-ranked player, fired a bogey-free, 6-under 65 on his home soil.

Rahm (67) wishes he took ‘advantage’ early

Jon Rahm got off to a slow start while trying to defend his Mexico Open title, but a closing birdie has him in the hunt after Day 1.

Yin opens with 69 despite ‘low’ confidence

Angel Yin sits third — two shots off the lead — after Carlton Woods’ first-ever day hosting the 51-year-old major championship.

Spieth Experience provides another close call

The roller-coaster Jordan Spieth experience was in full force Sunday at the RBC Heritage — adding to his recent series of misfortunes.

Cantlay has impressive bogey from bulkhead

On Harbour Town’s par-3 14th, Cantlay pulled his tee shot and his chip shot led to a precarious shot from the hole’s bulkhead.

QU uses NCAA Champ. Trophy as ball-marker

The Quinnipiac Bobcats, who won the men’s ice hockey national title, used the NCAA Championship Trophy as a ball-marker .

Caddie on Tiger’s health: ‘He’s pretty banged up’

Inclement weather at this year’s Masters could pose some issues for Tiger Woods, his caddie, Joe LaCava, told the New York Post.

Willy Z ‘100%' again after uneven start to ’23

Amid a turbulent year, Will Zalatoris feels great again having worked back from injury. And he’ll try a new putting grip at the Masters.

Langer’s ’93 Masters changed golf equipment

Maybe nobody realized it at the time, but Bernhard Langer’s second Masters triumph thirty years ago changed golf forever.

Bryson doesn’t regret ANGC par-67 comment

Bryson DeChambeau’s game — and life — is in a much different place. However, DeChambeau still stands by his 2020 comments.

Spaun confident again despite ‘bedridden’ coach

J.J. Spaun hopes to successfully defend his Valero Texas Open title and head back to the Masters, but his coach won’t be by his side.

How 101 y.o. Texas Open overcame uncertainty

The Valero Texas Open began because of a sports editor in 1922 and has overcome many obstacles to build a 101-year history.

Barnes now has day job, contends in Puntacana

Ricky Barnes, 42, came into the week ranked 1,506 in the world and placed seventh, earning a spot in next week’s Valero Texas Open.

Lyle, Cook calling it career on Champions Tour

Sandy Lyle and John Cook have decided to call it a career on the PGA Tour Champions after this week’s event.

Inspired by McIlroy, Campos drops 45 pounds

Going into ’23, Rafael Campos knew he needed to make a change — and in less than six months, he looks and feels like a new person.

Watch: Smalley cards No. 17’s 3rd ace of Players

During Sunday’s final round at The Players, Alex Smalley set a new record, carding the third ace on No. 17 of the week.

A look back at Scheffler’s 54-hole leads on Tour

The 26-year-old Texan has slept on six Day 3 leads but has only converted them into wins twice.

Amid historic Players stretch, Rai aces No. 17

With one swing, Aaron Rai made Players Championship history on what is arguably golf’s most iconic hole: TPC Sawgrass’ par-3 17th.

Report: Smith plays 9-hole course near Players

Defending Players champion Cam Smith teed it up Thursday at TPC Sawgrass ... just not on the Stadium Course.

M.W. Lee (68) gets cramp from allergic reaction

Min Woo Lee was cruising along in his first-ever round at The Players Championship — until TPC Sawgrass’ 15th hole.

Bhatia earns Tour status with runner-up at PRO

“This is a great story and I want to write a book about my life and my journey,” Bhatia said after his Puerto Rico Open runner-up.

Johnson signs incorrect scorecard, DQ’d at API

Kamaiu Johnson was DQ’d under Rule 3.3b for signing an incorrect scorecard Friday at Bay Hill and he later issued an apology.

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