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Golf Leaders Race Away From Donald Trump Despite His Love For The Game
As much as President Donald Trump loves golf, leaders of the sport are racing away from the embattled US leader for what they say is the good of the game.
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PGA Tour Names Medinah To Host 2026 Presidents Cup Matches
Medinah Country Club, which has hosted five major championships and the 2012 Ryder Cup, was named host for the 2026 Presidents Cup on Friday by the US PGA Tour.
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Jim Herman Edges Billy Horschel To Capture Third Career US PGA Title
Jim Herman added a third US PGA Tour title to those he won at the 2016 Houston Open and 2019 Barbasol Championship.
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No Spectators For Rest Of PGA Tour Season
The announcement means there will be no spectators at the climax of the season, which concludes with the FedEx Cup Playoff series' Tour Championship, due to be held from September 4-7 in Atlanta.
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US PGA Tour Plans To Resume In June Without Fans
The tour suspended its season after the first round of the Players Championship last month, previously targeting a return on May 21.
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US PGA Championship Called Off Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Six counties in the San Francisco Bay Area and the city of Berkeley were part of a lockdown effort after data showed 258 confirmed cases of COVID-19 with four deaths as of Monday.
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Coronavirus: PGA Tour Calls Off Players Championship To Begin Season "Pause"
The US PGA Tour has called off The Players Championship, Valspar Championship, the WGC Match-Play, the Texas Open in San Antonio and the Corales Puntacana Resort Championship in the Dominican Republic in the coming weeks.
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"It's Just Crazy": Tiger Woods Secures Record 82nd US PGA Tour Win In Japan
Tiger Woods finished 19-under par to equal US legend Sam Snead's all-time record of 82 US PGA Tour victories set 54 years ago.
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Tiger Woods Out of PGA Championship as Rehab Continues
The decision, while not a surprise, also means Tiger Woods will go an entire PGA Tour season without playing
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Anirban Lahiri And Jeev Milkha Singh Ready For US Open
Anirban Lahiri is also looking at improving his 'Major best' of Tied-fifth at the PGA Championships achieved last year at Whistling Straits
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Number One Spot Consoles Jordan Spieth After Failing to Win PGA Championship
Jordan Spieth, the Masters and US Open winner, was touted as the player headed for history at the 97th PGA Championship, where he had a chance to join legendary Ben Hogan and superstar Tiger Woods as the only men to win three majors in a year.
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PGA Championship: Solid Return for Rory McIlroy in 'Super-Group' Spotlight
Rory McIlroy, defending PGA Champion, was paired in a super-group with Masters and US Open champion Jordan Spieth and British Open winner Zach Johnson as the final major of 2015 got underway at Whistling Straits.
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Rory McIlroy Scheduled to Play PGA Championship: PGA
The PGA said on Twitter that Rory McIlroy had been grouped with US Open and Masters champion Jordan Spieth and British Open winner Zach Johnson for the first day at Whistling Straits.
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Jordan Spieth Sees Danger in Dustin Johnson at the Open
Jordan Spieth, the 21-year-old Texan, has already won the Masters and the US Open and needs the British Open crown to stand a PGA Championship away from being the first player in the history of the sport to achieve the calendar-year Grand Slam.
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Anirban Lahiri Shifts Focus From US to Europe for BMW PGA
The 27-year-old Anirban Lahiri, who has been playing one big event after another after breaking into the elite zone of the game, will figure at the BMW PGA Championships and Irish Open, before going back to US for another WGC at Akron, Ohio and the US Open.
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Golf Leaders Race Away From Donald Trump Despite His Love For The Game
As much as President Donald Trump loves golf, leaders of the sport are racing away from the embattled US leader for what they say is the good of the game.
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PGA Tour Names Medinah To Host 2026 Presidents Cup Matches
Medinah Country Club, which has hosted five major championships and the 2012 Ryder Cup, was named host for the 2026 Presidents Cup on Friday by the US PGA Tour.
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Jim Herman Edges Billy Horschel To Capture Third Career US PGA Title
Jim Herman added a third US PGA Tour title to those he won at the 2016 Houston Open and 2019 Barbasol Championship.
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No Spectators For Rest Of PGA Tour Season
The announcement means there will be no spectators at the climax of the season, which concludes with the FedEx Cup Playoff series' Tour Championship, due to be held from September 4-7 in Atlanta.
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US PGA Tour Plans To Resume In June Without Fans
The tour suspended its season after the first round of the Players Championship last month, previously targeting a return on May 21.
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US PGA Championship Called Off Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Six counties in the San Francisco Bay Area and the city of Berkeley were part of a lockdown effort after data showed 258 confirmed cases of COVID-19 with four deaths as of Monday.
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Coronavirus: PGA Tour Calls Off Players Championship To Begin Season "Pause"
The US PGA Tour has called off The Players Championship, Valspar Championship, the WGC Match-Play, the Texas Open in San Antonio and the Corales Puntacana Resort Championship in the Dominican Republic in the coming weeks.
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"It's Just Crazy": Tiger Woods Secures Record 82nd US PGA Tour Win In Japan
Tiger Woods finished 19-under par to equal US legend Sam Snead's all-time record of 82 US PGA Tour victories set 54 years ago.
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Tiger Woods Out of PGA Championship as Rehab Continues
The decision, while not a surprise, also means Tiger Woods will go an entire PGA Tour season without playing
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Anirban Lahiri And Jeev Milkha Singh Ready For US Open
Anirban Lahiri is also looking at improving his 'Major best' of Tied-fifth at the PGA Championships achieved last year at Whistling Straits
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Number One Spot Consoles Jordan Spieth After Failing to Win PGA Championship
Jordan Spieth, the Masters and US Open winner, was touted as the player headed for history at the 97th PGA Championship, where he had a chance to join legendary Ben Hogan and superstar Tiger Woods as the only men to win three majors in a year.
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PGA Championship: Solid Return for Rory McIlroy in 'Super-Group' Spotlight
Rory McIlroy, defending PGA Champion, was paired in a super-group with Masters and US Open champion Jordan Spieth and British Open winner Zach Johnson as the final major of 2015 got underway at Whistling Straits.
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Rory McIlroy Scheduled to Play PGA Championship: PGA
The PGA said on Twitter that Rory McIlroy had been grouped with US Open and Masters champion Jordan Spieth and British Open winner Zach Johnson for the first day at Whistling Straits.
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Jordan Spieth Sees Danger in Dustin Johnson at the Open
Jordan Spieth, the 21-year-old Texan, has already won the Masters and the US Open and needs the British Open crown to stand a PGA Championship away from being the first player in the history of the sport to achieve the calendar-year Grand Slam.
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Anirban Lahiri Shifts Focus From US to Europe for BMW PGA
The 27-year-old Anirban Lahiri, who has been playing one big event after another after breaking into the elite zone of the game, will figure at the BMW PGA Championships and Irish Open, before going back to US for another WGC at Akron, Ohio and the US Open.
