Sergio Garcia damaged the turf on the second tee during the final round of the Masters, then followed that by breaking his driver after an errant shot.
What seemed like only an outside chance of a win for the Queenslander, who finished equal second on debut at Augusta National in 2011, quickly turned into a real opportunity for his second major.
Despite shooting a four-over 76 that included a triple-bogey 7 on the 11th hole Thursday, Bryson DeChambeau did stop and speak to the media after the round. He wasn’t exactly a chatterbox, though.
When McIlroy invited Li to play with him and they were joined by Brad Faxon, McIlroy’s putting coach, Haotong had no clue Faxon was also an eight-time PGA Tour winner (and the 1993 Australian Open champion).
Xander Schauffele seems to have misunderstood the term, “He’s got it in the bag.” Or at the very least, he’s taking it a bit too literally at Augusta National.
Aussie veteran Adam Scott produced a moment of magic in the final round of the Texas Children’s Houston Open, firing a stunning hole-in-one at Memorial Park Golf Course.
Gary Woodland won a golf tournament, his first win in seven years, in a performance so commanding the outcome was never in doubt over the final three hours. And that matters. Just not as much as what came before it.
Cameron John delivered one of the shots of the summer at the first playoff hole to complete a three-win season and secure a second victory at The National Tournament in three years.
Tiger Woods normally wouldn’t have to worry about jail time if found guilty of his Friday arrest, but a leading Florida criminal defence attorney says a previous charge increases his chances.
Tiger Woods was involved in a two-car car crash on Friday afternoon (US time) in Jupiter Island, Florida, according to the Martin County Sheriff’s Office, and charged with suspicion of driving under the influence.
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