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Stenson stripped of Ryder Cup captaincy and signs for LIV rebel series
The move to strip Stenson of the captaincy will deepen the rifts in the sport, with a growing number of big stars defecting to the cash-rich new circuit in...
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Thomas calls LIV-PGA fracture 'sad' for US Open and golf
Golf's fracture between the PGA Tour and Saudi-backed LIV Golf series is the talk of the US Open and Justin Thomas is saddened by what it could mean for the sport.
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Rahm, McIlroy get early US Open starts with LIV in the afternoon
Tee times were released Monday by the US Golf Association for the first and second rounds, with local amateur Michael Thorbjornsen hitting the opening shot off the first tee at 6:45 a.m. (1045 GMT) Thursday at The Country Club.
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PGA Tour bans LIV Golf rebels in bitter power struggle
The banned players include six-time major champion Phil Mickelson and former world number one Dustin Johnson.
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Golf's divisive LIV series prepares to tee off
Phil Mickelson headlines a field of 48 golfers at this week's LIV Golf Invitational London - the inaugural event in a breakaway series threatening to tear the sport apart.
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Dustin Johnson quits PGA Tour to play in breakaway series
The decision effectively rules the American two-time major winner out of participating in the Ryder Cup, which pits the United States against Europe every two years.
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Mickelson joins Saudi-backed golf series, plans to play US Open
The six-time major winner will be in the field of 48 at the controversial new tour's inaugural event in London this week.
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Sponsor RBC drops Johnson, McDowell over LIV defection
The Royal Bank of Canada ended its sponsorship of golfers Dustin Johnson and Graeme McDowell on Wednesday after they were included in the field for the first event of the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Invitational Series event in England.
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Thomas comeback seals PGA victory after Pereira collapse
The 29-year-old American defeated compatriot Will Zalatoris by one stroke in a tension-packed three-hole aggregate playoff after a heartbreaking 72nd-hole collapse by Chile's Mito Pereira.
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McIlroy seizes PGA lead as Tiger, Spieth struggle
Seventh-ranked McIlroy, chasing his first major title since the 2014 PGA, fired a five-under-par 65 to grab a one-stroke lead over Americans Will Zalatoris and Tom Hoge with Americans Justin Thomas and Matt Kuchar and Mexico's Abraham Ancer on 67.
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All eyes on Tiger's comeback and Jordan Slam quest at PGA
Woods, a 15-time major champion, and three-time major winner Spieth are grouped with four-time major winner Rory McIlroy in a marquee trio for the first two days at Southern Hills.
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Questions swirl over Saudi-backed breakaway golf tour
The LIV Golf Invitational Series plans eight events this year but no player names have yet been announced. There is also uncertainty over broadcast deals and whether ranking points will be on offer.
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Tiger buzz builds as rivals see threat at PGA Championship
Woods played the front nine on Sunday and said his surgically repaired right leg - held together with pins, rods and screws - feels stronger than it did a month ago.
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Lee holds off Spieth for second straight Byron Nelson crown
South Korea's Lee, who won his first US tour title at the tournament in suburban Dallas last year, made his second victory a successful defence as he erased a four-shot overnight deficit to build a 26-underßpar total of 262 and beat three-time major winner Jordan Spieth by one stroke.
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Woods, Mickelson named in PGA Championship field
Reports have said Woods plans to play the tournament barring setbacks.
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Second-ranked Rahm hangs on to win Mexico Open
Rahm held or shared the lead after every round, but it was far from easy for the Spaniard, who had to salvage a par at the par-five finishing hole to finish on 17-under 267 - a stroke in front of Brandon Wu, Tony Finau and Kurt Kitayama.
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No.1 Scheffler wins first major at Masters after Tiger's return
Scheffler fired a final-round one-under-par 71 to finish 72 holes on 10-under 278 and defeat four-time major winner Rory McIlroy by three strokes with Australian Cameron Smith and Ireland's Shane Lowry sharing third on 283.
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Woods launches unlikely Masters quest with one-under 71
Woods was tied for 10th, four shots behind South Korean Im Sung-jae, who launched his round with three straight birdies and finished with five birdies and an eagle in his five-under-par 67.
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Woods defies the odds in quest for sixth Masters title
The 46-year-old, who has slumped to 973rd in the world rankings, couldn't even confirm until Tuesday that he planned to tee it up, but make no mistake, Woods has his sights set on a record-equalling sixth Masters victory.
