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Champion Ariya admits she felt like quitting

There were times last year when Ariya Jutanugarn felt like quitting the game. But she persevered and is a winner again.

Where are DJ’s trophies? In a box, of course

Dustin Johnson has won 24 PGA Tour events, but most of them aren’t out for display in his house.

J. Korda follows 64 with 65 at L.A. Open

Has any player ever walked off the course after shooting a good score and thought they couldn’t have gone lower?

Kang not shying away from anxiety on course

Danielle Kang talked ahead of this week’s Lotte Championship about embracing the feeling of anxiety on the course.

Matsuyama holds on to win the 85th Masters

Hideki Matsuyama became the first male player from Japan to win a major championship, claiming the Masters Tournament on Sunday.

After rough return, Wie West shoots 70 at ANA

Michelle Wie West didn’t fare well in her return to competition last week, but she did much better on Thursday at the ANA.

Despite ‘really bad contact,’ Spieth fires 67

Jordan Spieth shot 67 Thursday at the Valero Texas Open and did so despite not striking the ball very well.

Four players under par after Rd. 1 of ANWA

The first round of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur wrapped up Thursday morning at Champions Retreat Golf Club.

Unfocused Phil makes 6 birdies, shoots even par

Phil Mickelson made six birdies in the second round of The Players Championship. And shot even par.

Bryson tames beastly Bay Hill for API victory

Bryson DeChambeau captured his eighth career PGA Tour victory Sunday at a very difficult Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Spieth holes out, shoots 65 at Pebble Beach

Jordan Spieth holed out for eagle on the 10th hole on his way to a 7-under 65 in the opening round at Pebble Beach.

Rory: 3 over through 2 holes, rallies for 70

Rory McIlroy was met with a chilly reception at TPC Scottsdale, but rallied to shoot under par in Rd. 1.

Koepka shoots lowest round since pre-Masters

After three consecutive missed cuts, Brooks Koepka is in early contention at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.

Where the big names stand after Rd. 1 of Saudi Int’l

The Saudi International is hosting a handful of big-name players this week. Here’s where they stand after Rd. 1.

Bryson struggles with driver, but cards Saudi 65

Bryson DeChambeau shot 5-under 65 in the first round of the Saudi International, no thanks to his prodigious driving.

Lots of shuffling inside top 10 of latest OWGR

There was a lot of movement inside the world ranking top 10, but no one new was able to jump in.

Bryson nearly blacked out trying to gain speed

Bryson DeChambeau has been working with WLD champion Kyle Berkshire and he explained a bit of what he’s learned.

In TOC return, Sergio overcomes rough start

Sergio Garcia bogeyed two of his first three holes on Thursday at the Sentry Tournament of Champions but rallied for a 6-under 67.

Second major in hand, Johnson not going to ‘dial anything back’

This hasn’t been a kind year for many, but Dustin Johnson has made the best of it. And he has no plans on slowing down anytime soon.

Getting green jacket from Tiger is cool, but ...

Tiger Woods put the green jacket onto Dustin Johnson. DJ was appreciative of it being Woods, but, really, he just wanted the jacket.

Where the pre-major favorites lost the Masters

Here’s a look at where it went wrong for some of the Masters notables, where their paths to Butler Cabin were re-routed.

Bryson ends Masters dizzy, beaten by Langer

Bryson DeChambeau said he continues to feel dizzy as he ended his Masters by being outplayed by Bernhard Langer.

How was Rahm’s third round? ‘Pretty awful’

Jon Rahm was asked how his Saturday went and the frustrated Spaniard didn’t hold back after his 72.

World Nos. 1, 2 and 3 part of five-way tie for lead

The top 3 players in the world are part of a five-way tie for the lead through 36 holes of the 84th Masters Tournament.

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