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Golf: Michael Block eagles the first and takes the Ally Challenge lead
An eagle on the opening hole, and no bogeys after it Michael Block did not wait around on Saturday in Grand Blanc, Michigan. Eagle at the par-5 first. Birdies at the 5th, 7th, 9th, 13th and 16th. Not a single dropped shot all afternoon, and a 65 on the card, seven under par. That puts…
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Golf: an ice cream bet, a holed chip and the FM Championship lead for Ruoning Yin
The coach’s gamble Some deals never make it onto paper. This one fits into a single line: if Ruoning Yin makes birdie on the final hole, her coach buys her an ice cream. Overnight in Norton, Massachusetts, the Chinese player holed her chip at the 18th at TPC Boston. Birdie. Another one on the tab.…
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Golf: Hovland edges Gerard by one at East Lake
One shot clear, with a crowd breathing down his neck Seven of the 87 rounds played over three days have come in above par. East Lake is no fortress any more. In those conditions, getting a one-shot lead is close to a feat. Yet that is exactly what Viktor Hovland did overnight. The Norwegian signed…
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Golf: Ruoning Yin chips in for the FM Championship lead
A chip-in on the 18th at TPC Boston moved Ruoning Yin one shot clear at the FM Championship. Two South Koreans are within a stroke.
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Golf: Michael Block grabs the lead at the Ally Challenge
A bogey-free 65 put Michael Block two clear at Warwick Hills. A first PGA Tour Champions title is 18 holes away, with his son carrying the bag.
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Golf: Gerard’s second 65 ties Hovland at East Lake
Ryan Gerard has shot 65 twice in two days at the Tour Championship. He shares the lead with Viktor Hovland, and 19 players sit within four shots of them.
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Golf: PGA Tour scraps FedEx Cup playoffs for match play
Brian Rolapp tore up the FedEx Cup finale on Tuesday. From 2028 the PGA Tour season ends with two weeks of match play, and LIV Golf’s unhappy stars still have no clear way home.
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Golf: Poulter unsure he will play LIV again
One of LIV Golf’s first signings will not say whether he is coming back. Ian Poulter left his 2027 plans open as the league hunts for money.
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Golf: Finchem gives $13m as PGA Tour rebuilds its charity arm
The PGA Tour is rebuilding its philanthropic arm for 2028, and a former commissioner has written the first cheque. Tim Finchem and his wife Holly are giving $13 million.
