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Tee times and TV times for the third round of the Hero World Challenge.
U.S. Open champion J.J. Spaun converted two of his three eagle chances, Cameron Young shot 30 on the back nine and Hideki Matsuyama was bogey-free, all of them part of another five-way tie for the lead Friday in the Hero World Challenge.
Not before a bit of back-nine drama at Royal Melbourne, Rory McIlroy has made the weekend at the Australian Open after shooting a 3-under 68 on Friday.
The perfect idea for the PGA Tour’s competitive model as it tries to satisfy those wanting both parity and scarcity? The answer could be found on the tennis court.
Tee times and TV times for the second round of the Hero World Challenge.
Thursday’s first round at Albany showed the time off wasn’t detrimental to Spaun’s game as he posted a 6-under 66 for a share of the Day 1 lead at Tiger Woods’ event in the Bahamas.
Kristoffer Reitan made 10 birdies in a 9-under 63 to take a three-shot lead after the first round of the Nedbank Golf Challenge.
The PGA of America wouldn’t confirm whether it planned on reaching out to Tiger Woods about the captaincy, though it did say it will make a decision in the next few months.
Tee times and TV times for the opening round of the Hero World Challenge.
Rory McIlroy had a self-described “roller coaster” of a round Thursday at the Crown Australian Open. He wasn’t exaggerating.
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler arrives at Tiger Woods’ annual member-member in the Bahamas with a similar agenda to the one he had last year, but he hopes this off-season is a little more uneventful.
Change is coming and it’s coming quickly. That was the message from PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp to the field at this week’s Hero World Challenge on Tuesday.