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An opening-round 74 isn’t something Brooks Koepka will brag about, but his start to the Workday Charity Open could’ve been even worse after he stumbled out of the gates. Koepka is making his first start since withdrawing from the Travelers …
Slow Workday start could’ve been far worse for Brooks Koepka Read more »
With China announcing Thursday that it will not stage any international sports events for the rest of this year, the LPGA faces the possibility of canceling its 14th event this season. The government’s General Administration of Sports order will affect a …
With China announcement, LPGA may have to cancel 14th tournament of 2020 Read more »
BEIJING – China says it will not stage any international sports for the rest of the year, apart from trials for the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing and the neighboring city of Zhangjiakou. The order from the General Administration of …
WGC-HSBC and LPGA Shanghai canceled as China will not stage international events Read more »
The PGA Tour continues to adjust its policies in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic with a move this week to assure a full field at the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational. Players were informed on Wednesday that the policy board …
WGC-FedEx St. Jude will alter exemptions in order to increase field size Read more »
Beginning Round 1 of the Workday Charity Open at the par-4 10th, Jon Rahm started with a string of four pars, before missing the green at the par-4 14th. Faced with a delicate up-and-down to remain even par, Rahm showed …
Watch: Jon Rahm’s classy chip-in so good it impresses Jon Rahm Read more »
So what happens if an LPGA player or caddie tests positive at a tournament and is forced to quarantine while on the road? The challenge will be more daunting than what PGA Tour pros face. At least 15 times more …
How the LPGA plans to handle its return to play, from Ohio to Europe Read more »
In what the PGA Tour is calling a clarification regarding its health and safety plan, players or caddies who continue to test positive for COVID-19 can now return to competition under certain guidelines. Last week, the Tour announced a move …
Players, caddies who test positive can return to play with certain restrictions Read more »
There will be no college golf played in the Ivy League this fall. GolfChannel.com has confirmed that the league’s presidents have decided to cancel all fall sports and are still discussing whether any fall athletic competition could be transitioned to …
Ivy League presidents agree to cancel all fall sports, including golf Read more »
The R&A has canceled two more of its events. The Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific, set for Oct. 7-10 in Thailand, and Asian-Pacific Amateur, scheduled for Oct. 29-Nov. 1 in Australia, will not be played this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. …
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In what it viewed as a difficult-yet-necessary decision, the PGA of America confirmed that the Ryder Cup will be pushed back a year and played from Sept. 24-26, 2021, at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin. In a move that had been reported …
PGA of America’s Seth Waugh: ‘A Ryder Cup with no fans is not a Ryder Cup’ Read more »