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Kim holds off Cantlay to win The American Express
Si Woo Kim left the Coachella Valley a year ago with his back aching again and his game in disarray.
Korda rallies to beat Kang in playoff at LPGA opener
For Jessica Korda, the Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions was all about her ability to just hang in there.
Homa, Finau, Kim share 3rd-round lead at American Express
Max Homa has the word "relentless" tattooed on his right arm so the Southern California native will see it every morning when he brushes his teeth.
Jessica Korda with 60 moves within 2 shots of Danielle Kang
Danielle Kang played great, tying her career low with an 8-under 63 and protecting her lead Saturday in the Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions.
Sungjae Im shoots 65, takes lead at The American Express
Although Sungjae Im hasn't been on the PGA Tour for very long, the 22-year-old South Korean already feels awfully comfortable on the generous desert courses at The American Express.
Danielle Kang takes lead into weekend in LPGA Tour opener
Danielle Kang continued to sail along at the LPGA Tour's season-opening Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions on Friday, shooting a 6-under 65 to stretch her lead to two shots.
Late entry Brandon Hagy opens with 64 at American Express
Brandon Hagy didn't find out he was in the field at The American Express until three days before it started. The Californian then left no doubt he belonged.
Kang tops Korda sisters, takes lead in LPGA Tour opener
Danielle Kang managed to steal some of the spotlight from the Korda sisters on Thursday as the LPGA Tour opened its 71st season with a winners-only field at the Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions.
Insider trading sentence of Vegas gambler commuted by Trump
A Las Vegas professional gambler, real estate mogul and philanthropist who was convicted in an insider trading case said Wednesday he's grateful his prison sentence was commuted by former President Donald Trump.
Golfer Thomas going on 'training program' after using anti-gay slur
Justin Thomas intends to go through an individual training program to "become a better person" after he was picked up uttering a homophobic slur under his breath when he missed a putt at a tournament in Hawaii this month.
Woods has 5th back surgery, to miss Torrey Pines and Riviera
Tiger Woods has suffered a setback with his back, disclosing Tuesday that he recently had a fifth surgery that will keep him from starting the year until after the West Coast Swing on the PGA Tour.
Column: Lower scores just an example of golf evolving
Chris Kirk shot 65 four days in a row and it wasn't enough to win on the PGA Tour.
Kirk's long road back ends with finish that feels like a win
The scene was familiar on the PGA Tour, except that it typically involves the winner. The Sony Open wasn't even over and Chris Kirk had reason to celebrate.
Na has a big finish and wins Sony Open
Na came from three shots back with six holes to play.
Steele takes lead with 61 to get another chance in Sony Open
Brendan Steele knows he can play well at the Sony Open whether it's windy or calm, in sunshine or rain. Now he gets another chance to see if he can win.
Paradise not always peaceful during tour's Hawaii swing
Paradise is not always peaceful when it comes to the PGA Tour's two-week swing through Hawaii.
Nick Taylor gets a break and a birdie and leads Sony Open
Nick Taylor pitched in for eagle to get his round headed in the right direction, and he kept going until he finished with a good break and one last birdie for an 8-under 62 and a two-shot lead Friday in the Sony Open.
Ralph Lauren drops Justin Thomas after gay slur heard on TV
Ralph Lauren Corp. said Friday it is ending its sponsorship with Justin Thomas after he was heard muttering a homophobic slur to himself after missing a putt last week in Hawaii.
World Golf Championship moving from Mexico to Florida
The World Golf Championship is moving from Mexico City to the Gulf Coast of Florida, a change driven by the COVID-19 pandemic that has put restrictions on travel and kept away spectators.
Brain power: DeChambeau dissects what went wrong at Masters
Bryson DeChambeau thinks he knows what caused dizzy spells at the Masters. His brain was working too hard.