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Cantlay edges DeChambeau in epic playoff for BMW Championship crown
Cantlay secured his fifth Tour title - and his third of the year - when DeChambeau was unable to get his own eight-foot birdie attempt to drop, an agonizing...
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Morikawa, Johnson grab Ryder Cup spots as PGA playoffs begin
Morikawa leads the season points standings entering the three-event season finale that concludes with the Tour Championship while Johnson is the defending FedEx Cup champion.
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Sabbatini chases PGA playoffs after taking Olympic silver
The 45-year-old South African-born standout is among those trying to reach the top 125 in the season points race to reach the FedEx Cup playoffs that begin next week.
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Rahm wins US Open to take first major crown, top ranking
The 26-year-old Spaniard curled in a spectacular birdie putt from just inside 25 feet at the par-4 17th hole then made his fourth birdie of the week at the par-5 18th, blasting out of a bunker and rolling in an 18-footer to seize the lead.
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Els, Clarke, Furyk lead golf's inaugural World Champions Cup
The event, announced Tuesday in Chicago by sports marketing firm Intersport, will be a match-play battle between United States, Europe and World teams in an annual event fashioned after the Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup.
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Thomas outlasts Westwood to win Players Championship
The 27-year-old American overtook England's Westwood on the back nine with a mid-round run of three birdies and an eagle and was solid down the stretch to secure his first victory of the season.
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Emotional win for Branden Grace at the Puerto Rico Open
On Sunday night, Grace lifted his 11th career title at the Puerto Rico Open - carding an eagle-birdie finish.
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Reed cruises to ninth career PGA title at Torrey Pines
The 2018 Masters champion fired eight pars and a closing birdie on the back nine while rivals faltered to capture his ninth career US PGA victory, shooting a four-under par 68 for a five-stroke triumph - the largest winning margin of his career.
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McIlroy tackles Torrey Pines with US Open, Masters in mind
The 31-year-old from Northern Ireland will be among the favorites when the Farmers Insurance Open tees off Thursday on the same layout where the US Open will be contested in June.
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Johnson keeps cool to pick Green Jacket at Augusta
Sunday was spent searching for the perfect fit for the most coveted title in golf – the Green Jacket from the Augusta National.
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Johnson showed Sunday poise to win Masters, sees more to come
Johnson delivered an impressive closing Sunday at Augusta National to win in record fashion, handling the tension to set a Masters 72-hole record of 20-under 268 with a final-round 68 for a five-stroke triumph.
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Tiger in the hunt but Casey leads Masters with best major start
Paul Casey, a 43-year-old Englishman chasing his first major title, fired a bogey-free seven-under par 65 - matching his career-low from 218 major rounds.
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Augusta chairman vows long drivers won't humble course
"I think we're at a crossroads as relates to these issues," the Augusta National supremo said on the eve of the 84th Masters, adding, "We're coming close to a call for action."
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Johnson holds off McIlroy to win WGC-Mexico Championship
The 34-year-old American finished with a 21-under 263 total to win this event at the Club de Golf Chapultepec for the second time in three years.
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Woods makes mediocre return to FedEx Cup playoffs
Tiger Woods made his FedExCup playoffs return on Thursday after a five-year absence and shot a mediocre level-par 71 in the first round of The Northern Trust to sit five shots behind the leaders in Paramus, New Jersey.
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Woods takes fans on PGA joy ride but how far will it go?
It was a marathon day of golf for Woods who was one of 77 players pulling double duty to complete his rain-interrupted second round.
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Wise beyond his years, Aaron clinches first PGA Tour win
The 21-year-old, playing with a poise beyond his years in only his 26th start on tour, eased away from Marc Leishman and carded a closing six-under-par 65.
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'Captain America' Reed swaps cap for Green Jacket
The final round began with Reed holding a three-shot advantage over Rory McIlroy, but while the Northern Irishman’s challenge faded Reed had to hold off his US Ryder Cup team mates to claim his first major championship.
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McIlroy hopes Bay Hill ascent can lead to Augusta joy
Rory McIlroy said that winning was his main goal and dismissed the notion that silencing his critics gave him extra motivation.
