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Lucas Glover is leaving Hawaii without hitting a single shot in competition.

Steve Stricker, considered the best putter on the PGA Tour, felt as though he couldn't miss Saturday at Kapalua. That meant big trouble for the rest of the field at the Tournament of Champions.

A new PGA Tour season began with a familiar name atop the leaderboard Friday at Kapalua.

Former U.S. Open champion Lucas Glover has withdrawn from the season-opening Tournament of Champions after spraining his right knee while paddleboarding.

Lucas Glover sprained his right knee in a freak paddle board accident and might not be able to start his season at the Tournament of Champions.

On a day when the course conditions favored experienced players with major championship success, PGA Tour rookie Michael Thompson had to learn on the fly.

Kris Blanks has been to Vancouver before, usually just to visit his wife's family, and never with his golf clubs.

Six players are under par heading into the final round of the 2011 Open Championship, and only one has ever won a major (Lucas Glover, who is four shots back, won the 2009 U.S. Open). ClarkeTherefore, the odds favor there being a first-time majo...

Darren Clarke escaped the worst of the raging weather Saturday in the British Open, leaving him far less traffic on his unlikely road to a claret jug.

On a sunny day when the old-timers shined, the kid made sure he was right in the thick of things at the British Open.

Thomas Bjorn and Tom Lewis have nothing in common except for the unlikely position they shared Thursday atop the leaderboard at the British Open.

Bethpage Black is back on golf's landscape, this time as the first FedEx Cup playoff event.

Players spent more time in the clubhouse than the golf course Saturday at The Players Championship, a rain-shortened day that left enough time for some high entertainment.

David Toms has gone five years without winning, and 10 years since his lone major at the PGA Championship. Now he has to fend off a host of players who have won big events a lot more recently.

Coming off his worst performance in nearly a year, Nick Watney looked better than ever Thursday in The Players Championship with an 8-under 64 that put him atop the leaderboard.

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