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August 7th, 2021

Tokyo Olympics: Hannah Green denied as Nelly Korda wins gold

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August 6th, 2021

Hannah Green positioned to make Olympic history in Tokyo

Mother Nature will now decide whether the tournament goes the full 72 holes.

August 5th, 2021

C’MON, AUSSIE: Hannah Green roars into medal contention on day two in Tokyo

Hannah Green has one eye on an Olympic medal and another on the weather forecast after peeling off eight birdies in a second round of six-under 65 at the women’s golf competition at Kasumigaseki Country Club on Thursday.

August 5th, 2021

Golf in the Olympics has already been a win for women’s golf and the LPGA

The tangible byproduct of golf earning full medal status in the Olympics has been investment by countries into the golf’s infrastructure, regardless of whether or not their athletes earn a medal.

August 5th, 2021

Olympic women’s tournament could be cut to 54 holes due to pending thunderstorms

No official decision has been made, as the committee will continue to evaluate the situation during and after today’s second round.

August 4th, 2021

Shouldn’t Lydia Ko be more nervous not knowing for sure where her silver medal from Rio is?

August 3rd, 2021

Tokyo Olympics women’s tee-times and pairings for the first and second rounds

As was the case with the men’s Olympic competition, International Golf Federation officials have appropriately given the honour of hitting the opening tee shot of the 2021 Olympic women’s golf tournament to a player from the host country.

August 3rd, 2021

Minjee Lee’s Major breakthrough the perfect Olympic prep

Minjee Lee’s 2016 Olympic teammate Su Oh believes the manner of her recent Major breakthrough at the Evian Championship will serve as the ideal Olympic preparation ahead of the start of the women’s golf competition tomorrow.

August 2nd, 2021

How Rory Sabbatini, born in South Africa and living in Florida, medalled at the Olympics_… for Slovakia

Under Olympic rules, an athlete with dual citizenship can pick which country he represents.

August 1st, 2021

Xander Schauffele wins Olympic gold as Cameron Smith falls short

Xander Schauffele held his nerve in a tense final round at Kasumigaseki Country Club to win the Olympic gold medal.

These Olympic golf headshots/mugshots are hilarious and terrifying at the same time

Tokyo Update: Day one flags golf’s Olympic credentials

Why playing in the Olympics means so much to Xander Schauffele and his dad

As Olympic golf begins, Sungjae Im and Si Woo Kim say they’re not thinking about ‘military problem’

Tokyo Olympics men’s tee-times: Starting times and pairings for the first and second rounds

The lighter side of Hideki Matsuyama as he looks to turn green into gold at the Tokyo Olympics

July 22nd, 2021

Five underdog golfers arrive at the Tokyo Olympic Games with a shot at unprecedented glory

Here are five prospective Olympians for whom just making it to the first tee at Tokyo’s Kasumigaseki Country Club will bring attention to parts of the world not known for golf.

June 29th, 2021

Korda sisters among those heading to Tokyo as official bids for the Olympics are finalised

All three medallists from 2016 Olympics in Brazil are returning for the Games that were postponed from last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

June 22nd, 2021

Final men’s qualifying for Tokyo Olympics ends, but question looms: Will some drop out due to COVID concerns?

When the ranking became official overnight, no golfer either jumped into the top 60 of the ranking or fell out.

May 13th, 2021

Jon Rahm says Olympic committee ‘Not making it easy’ to play in Summer Games

Rahm said Olympic golfers won’t be able to see the course until the day before their event and the course is a “one to two-hour drive” from where the athletes will be staying.

April 23rd, 2021

Adam Scott opts out of Tokyo Olympic Games

In the latest Olympic Golf Ranking on the International Golf Federation’s website, Scott’s name is no longer featured.

April 14th, 2021

15 things you need to know about Hideki Matsuyama

Though Matsuyama has been one of the best players in the world for a while, becoming a Masters champion will vault him into higher echelons of the game. Here are a few things you might not know about the Japanese star.

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T1	Rai/ Lipsky	-13	F	2
T1	McIlroy/ Lowry	-13	F	2
T1	Thompson/ Novak	-13	F	2
T1	Brehm/ Hubbard	-13	F	2
T5	Tarren/ Skinns	-12	F	2
T5	Johnson/ Palmer	-12	F	2
T5	Taylor/ Hadwin	-12	F	2
T5	Cantlay/ Schauffele	-12	F	2
T5	Conners/ Pendrith	-12	F	2
T5	List/ Norlander	-12	F	2
T11	Hall/ Piercy	-11	F	2
T11	Mitchell/ Dahmen	-11	F	2
T11	Detry/ MacIntyre	-11	F	2
T11	Echavarria/ Greyserman	-11	F	2
T11	Hoffman/ Watney	-11	F	2
T11	Kohles/ Kizzire	-11	F	2
T11	Blair/ Fishburn	-11	F	2
T11	Meissner/ Smotherman	-11	F	2
T19	Lee/ Kim	-10	F	2
T19	Fitzpatrick/ Fitzpatrick	-10	F	2
T19	Wu/ Lower	-10	F	2
T19	Taylor/ O'Hair	-10	F	2
T19	Yu/ Pan	-10	F	2
T19	Stevens/ Barjon	-10	F	2
T19	Ghim/ Kim	-10	F	2
T26	Wallace/ Olesen	-9	F	2
T26	Sigg/ Hadley	-9	F	2
T26	Higgo/ Fox	-9	F	2
T26	Ramey/ Trainer	-9	F	2
T26	Garnett/ Straka	-9	F	2
T26	Wu/ Nicholas	-9	F	2
T32	Eckroat/ Gotterup	-8	F	2
T32	Morikawa/ Kitayama	-8	F	2
T32	Malnati/ Knox	-8	F	2
T32	Lashley/ Campos	-8	F	2
T32	Reavie/ Snedeker	-8	F	2
T32	Norrman/ Campillo	-8	F	2
T32	Kraft/ Tway	-8	F	2
T32	Hardy/ Riley	-8	F	2
T32	Phillips/ Bridgeman	-8	F	2
CUT	Berger/ Perez	-7	F	2
CUT	Shelton/ Furr	-7	F	2
CUT	Stanger/ Dumont de Chassart	-7	F	2
CUT	Moore/ NeSmith	-7	F	2
CUT	Chappell/ Dufner	-7	F	2
CUT	Xiong/ McCormick	-6	F	2
CUT	Hossler/ Ryder	-6	F	2
CUT	Tosti/ Potter, Jr.	-6	F	2
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CUT	Theegala/ Zalatoris	-6	F	2
CUT	Hoge/ McNealy	-6	F	2
CUT	Cole/ Cochran	-6	F	2
CUT	Lawrence/ Potgieter	-6	F	2
CUT	Smalley/ Schmid	-6	F	2
CUT	Champ/ Daffue	-6	F	2
CUT	Kuchar/ Stricker	-6	F	2
CUT	Kim/ Bae	-5	F	2
CUT	Montgomery/ Griffin	-5	F	2
CUT	Coody/ Coody	-5	F	2
CUT	Spaun/ Buckley	-5	F	2
CUT	Springer/ Whitney	-5	F	2
CUT	Højgaard/ Højgaard	-5	F	2
CUT	Barnes/ Endycott	-4	F	2
CUT	Putnam/ Highsmith	-4	F	2
CUT	Woodland/ Hodges	-4	F	2
CUT	Gutschewski/ Byrd	-4	F	2
CUT	Horschel/ Alexander	-4	F	2
CUT	Vegas/ Burgoon	-3	F	2
CUT	Yuan/ Dou	-3	F	2
CUT	Crowe/ Higgs	-3	F	2
CUT	Suh/ Hoey	-2	F	2
CUT	Young/ Martin	-2	F	2
CUT	Molinari/ Donald	-2	F	2
CUT	Whaley/ Long	-2	F	2
CUT	Sloan/ Teater	-1	F	2
CUT	Streelman/ Laird	-1	F	2
CUT	Merritt/ Streb	E	F	2
CUT	Pereda/ Cook	E	F	2
CUT	Kisner/ Brown	E	F	2
CUT	Hale, Jr./ Haley II	+1	F	2

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1	Brendan Steele	-14	18	2
2	Danny Lee	-13	18	2
T3	Carlos Ortiz	-12	18	2
T3	Mito Pereira	-12	18	2
T5	Patrick Reed	-11	18	2
T5	Dean Burmester	-11	18	2
T5	Cameron Smith	-11	18	2
T5	Cameron Tringale	-11	18	2
T9	Jinichiro Kozuma	-10	18	2
T9	Matt Jones	-10	18	2
T9	Louis Oosthuizen	-10	18	2
T9	Joaquin Niemann	-10	18	2
T13	Charles Howell III	-9	18	2
T13	Andy Ogletree	-9	18	2
T15	Tyrrell Hatton	-8	18	2
T15	Brooks Koepka	-8	18	2
T15	Thomas Pieters	-8	18	2
T15	Anirban Lahiri	-8	18	2
T15	Charl Schwartzel	-8	18	2
T15	Bryson DeChambeau	-8	18	2
T15	Talor Gooch	-8	18	2
T15	Richard Bland	-8	18	2
T15	Jon Rahm	-8	18	2
T24	Bubba Watson	-7	18	2
T24	Matthew Wolff	-7	18	2
T24	Peter Uihlein	-7	18	2
T24	Caleb Surratt	-7	18	2
T28	Marc Leishman	-6	18	2
T28	Lucas Herbert	-6	18	2
T28	Abraham Ancer	-6	18	2
T28	Dustin Johnson	-6	18	2
T32	Martin Kaymer	-5	18	2
T32	Pat Perez	-5	18	2
T32	Scott Vincent	-5	18	2
T32	Sam Horsfield	-5	18	2
T32	Lee Westwood	-5	18	2
T32	Phil Mickelson	-5	18	2
T32	Paul Casey	-5	18	2
T32	Kevin Na	-5	18	2
T40	Sebastian Muñoz	-4	18	2
T40	Adrian Meronk	-4	18	2
T42	Kalle Samooja	-3	18	2
T42	Graeme McDowell	-3	18	2
T42	Harold Varner III	-3	18	2
T42	David Puig	-3	18	2
46	Branden Grace	-2	18	2
47	Anthony Kim	-1	18	2
T48	Sergio Garcia	E	18	2
T48	Eugenio Chacarra	E	18	2
T50	Jason Kokrak	+1	18	2
T50	Kieran Vincent	+1	18	2
52	Ian Poulter	+2	18	2
T53	Henrik Stenson	+4	18	2
T53	Hudson Swafford	+4	18	2

Kasumigaseki country club

Tokyo Olympics: Hannah Green denied as Nelly Korda wins gold

Hannah Green positioned to make Olympic history in Tokyo

C’MON, AUSSIE: Hannah Green roars into medal contention on day two in Tokyo

Golf in the Olympics has already been a win for women’s golf and the LPGA

Olympic women’s tournament could be cut to 54 holes due to pending thunderstorms

Shouldn’t Lydia Ko be more nervous not knowing for sure where her silver medal from Rio is?

Tokyo Olympics women’s tee-times and pairings for the first and second rounds

Minjee Lee’s Major breakthrough the perfect Olympic prep

How Rory Sabbatini, born in South Africa and living in Florida, medalled at the Olympics_… for Slovakia

Xander Schauffele wins Olympic gold as Cameron Smith falls short

These Olympic golf headshots/mugshots are hilarious and terrifying at the same time

Tokyo Update: Day one flags golf’s Olympic credentials

Why playing in the Olympics means so much to Xander Schauffele and his dad

As Olympic golf begins, Sungjae Im and Si Woo Kim say they’re not thinking about ‘military problem’

Tokyo Olympics men’s tee-times: Starting times and pairings for the first and second rounds

The lighter side of Hideki Matsuyama as he looks to turn green into gold at the Tokyo Olympics

Five underdog golfers arrive at the Tokyo Olympic Games with a shot at unprecedented glory

Korda sisters among those heading to Tokyo as official bids for the Olympics are finalised

Final men’s qualifying for Tokyo Olympics ends, but question looms: Will some drop out due to COVID concerns?

Jon Rahm says Olympic committee ‘Not making it easy’ to play in Summer Games

Adam Scott opts out of Tokyo Olympic Games

15 things you need to know about Hideki Matsuyama

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