Ryan Reiterman

Simpson cruises to four-shot win at Players

Webb Simpson was so dominant at TPC Sawgrass that a double on 18 didn’t matter. He still won by four for his fifth Tour title.

Dufner (68) wins Memorial by three strokes

Jason Dufner had to wait out two weather delays, but he won his fifth PGA Tour title Sunday at the Memorial Tournament.

Hahn misses playoff by shot after lip-out

Just when James Hahn seized control of the AT&T Byron Nelson he let it slip away. But he didn’t go down without a fight.

Day has no regrets: No risks, you’ll never win

Jason Day walked off the 18th green disappointed Sunday at the AT&T Byron Nelson, but he didn’t have any regrets.

Horschel’s caddie called win after Players MC

Billy Horschel’s caddie, Josh Cassell, called it last week. Cassell saw Horschel’s game coming together despite a Players missed cut.

Horschel believes way to Nelson win over Day

Billy Horschel believed in what he was working on, and coupled with two specific changes he outlasted Jason Day in a Byron Nelson playoff for his first win since 2014.

You Oughta Know: Hahn facing plenty of obstacles

James Hahn leads Billy Horschel by one stroke at the AT&T Byron Nelson. Here’s what You Oughta Know heading into the final round at the TPC Four Seasons.

Garcia climbs into mix with closing 29 in Rd. 3

Sergio Garcia’s birdie putt on 18 was a foot from the hole when he turned to his caddie and gave a fist pump. That gave him a back-nine 29.

Horschel: Tips finally got through thick skull

Billy Horschel finally listened to his coach and made two changes to his game. He switched to a face-balanced putter and slowed his swing.

‘Nervous’ Hahn excited to start Sunday with lead

James Hahn simply went out on Moving Day and fired another bogey-free 64 to grab a one-shot lead over Billy Horschel heading into the final round.

Day fires 63: Cool to hear crowds roar again

It’s been more than year since Jason Day has won a tournament, but he’s in a great position to end his winless drought on Sunday.

Last roundup for Dallas stars

The AT&T Byron Nelson at TPC Four Seasons has a logjam at the top, but most eyes will be on Jason Day and Sergio Garcia on Sunday.

Kokrak rolls in birdies, rolls to 5-shot lead

Jason Kokrak hasn’t sniffed a top-10 this year, but he went out on Friday at TPC Four Seasons and fired an 8-under 62 to build a five-shot lead.

Cloud 9 soaks Spieth

A quadruple bogey - including two balls OB - casts a shadow over Jordan Spieth and sends him packing from his hometown event.

Murray makes positive news with Friday 63

Grayson Murray’s roller-coaster rookie season has been anything but boring and it hit a high note on Friday with a 63.

Garcia stays alive in title defense with 65

Sergio Garcia was headed toward a missed cut at the AT&T Byron Nelson, but he fired a 65 to give himself a chance at defending his title.

Bogey at last leaves DJ with second 67

Dustin Johnson has done everything but win at the AT&T Byron Nelson, and through 36 holes he’s in a good position to change that narrative.

Day birdies from concrete during ‘weird’ Rd. 1

Jason Day dropped a 28-foot birdie putt on 18 Thursday to shoot a 2-under 68 on what he described as a ‘weird’ opening round at the AT&T Byron Nelson.

DJ keeps streak alive despite ‘really tough day’

Dustin Johnson has opened every tournament this year with a round of par or better, and he continued that streak Thursday at the AT&T Byron Nelson.

Spieth’s switch drawing attention

Jordan Spieth is one of the Tour’s best putters, so his switch from the flatstick he’s used since he was 15 was bound to get people talking.

Distance control in wind key for Hahn, Barnes

With wind gusts of more than 20 mph, Byron Nelson co-leaders James Hahn and Ricky Barnes credited distance control as the key to their 6-under 64s.

Spieth (68) switches putters: Not a big deal

With a new putter in his bag, Jordan Spieth made two late birdies for a 2-under 68 in the opening round of the AT&T Byron Nelson.

DJ feels like his game is coming back

Dustin Johnson senses his game is back to the level he was at before he slipped on the stairs of his rental home at the Masters.

Poulter says: ‘I play to win, end of story’

Ian Poulter made it perfectly clear Wednesday that he’s not interested in discussing his dust-up with Brandel Chamblee.

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