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7:54 PM ET Associated Press AUSTIN, Texas — Scottie Scheffler never gets too far ahead of himself, a remarkable trait for a 24-year-old in only his second year on the PGA Tour and particularly helpful in an emotionally charged format like the Dell Technologies Match Play. Still, he was not oblivious to what he faced
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Shoal Creek Club was damaged following severe weather and tornadoes that ripped across Alabama this week. Meteorologist James Spann tweeted photos that showed a number of downed trees on the Shoal Creek property Friday night, with aerial footage from Live Storms Media showing the extent of the damage to the club’s community. Shoal Creek was
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10:40 PM ET Associated Press CARLSBAD, Calif. — Michelle Wie West missed the cut Friday in her first tournament in nearly two years, and Inbee Park headed into the weekend still holding a 1-stroke lead in the Kia Classic. Wie West shot a 2-over 74 at Aviara, an improvement of 7 strokes from her opening-round
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6:23 PM ET ESPN News Services AUSTIN, Texas — Sergio Garcia advanced in a sudden-death playoff with a hole-in-one on the fourth extra hole of the Dell Technologies Match Play on Friday. Garcia hit a 9-iron that landed just beyond the hole and rolled back a few inches. That gave him a victory over Lee
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10:01 PM ET Associated Press CARLSBAD, Calif. — Michelle Wie West struggled through a round of 9-over 81 in her first tournament in nearly two years, and Inbee Park shot a 6-under 66 to take the first-round lead Thursday in the Kia Classic at Aviara. Park had a solid, bogey-free round in rainy, breezy conditions
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5:57 PM ET The spectators who will be allowed to attend the Masters in two weeks will no longer be required to show a negative COVID-19 test to enter, Augusta National announced. The tournament, which begins April 8, will have a limited number of spectators on-site, although the exact figures have not been disclosed. The
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It’s too bad the PGA Tour’s “Every Shot Live” at the Players Championship wasn’t available at this week’s WGC-Match Play. Because we missed a dandy of a drive from Bryson DeChambeau Thursday afternoon. However, whereas most DeChambeau drives are the things usually reserved for NASA launches and make one question everything we know about science
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Golf as refuge—my favorite subject. Now the challenge isn’t a pandemic, but politics. As we return to our courses this spring, I’m concerned that the divisiveness in the country might spill over into golf. Do we simply check our politics at the clubhouse door and avoid all conversation about the news, or does the civility
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