This article is part of our Weekly PGA Recap series. With apologies to Joe Highsmith, the story of the Cognizant Classic was not that he shot 64-64 on the weekend to capture his first PGA Tour title. No, the story was that anybody could even shoot twin 64s -- or how about a jaw-dropping 59
Royal Dublin’s will have a chance to notch his first professional win when he goes into the final round of the Alps Tour’s New Giza Open just one stroke behind a trio of leaders. The Dubliner added a five-under 67 to his opening 66 to share fourth place on 11-under par with Spain’s Juan Salama
Leona Maguire lines up her putt on the eighth hole during the first round of the 2024 U.S. Women's Open Presented by Ally at Lancaster Country Club in Lancaster, Pa. on Thursday, May 30, 2024. (Dustin Satloff/USGA) Leona Maguire finish 11 shots behind Lydia Ko in the HSBC Women’s World Championship in Singapore. The New
Shane Lowry goes into today’s final round of the Cognizant Classic in the Palm Beaches seven shots behind Jake Knapp after being denied on the greens en route to a one-under 70 in Florida. The Offaly man went into the third round tied for 15th, five shots behind the American at PGA National in Palm
This article is part of our FanDuel PGA DFS Picks series. Genesis Invitational Course: Torrey Pines South Course (7,765 yards, par 72) Purse: $20,000,000 Winner: $4,000,000 and 700 FedExCup points Tournament Preview The Genesis Invitational is an event that all the top players circle every year. One because it is a signature event hosted by Tiger
Editor's Note: This guest post is from PoolGenius , a provider of data-driven picks and tools that have helped pool players win at more than three times the expected rate. Scheduled initially for Riviera Country Club, this year's edition of The Genesis Invitational has moved to Torrey Pines due to wildfire damage at Riviera. With
This article is part of our Weekly PGA Preview series. The Genesis Invitational Torrey Pines South San Diego, CA The PGA Tour heads back to San Diego for another edition of The Genesis Invitational. Just over a month into the new season and it feels like we are starting to hit our stride. It
Kinsale’s John Murphy and Royal Dublin’s Hugh Foley opened with six-under 66s to lie just a shot off the pace in the Alps Tour’s New Giza Open in Cairo. Murphy was out in the second group of the day and birdied the second, third, fifth, sixth and seventh to turn in five-under 31. He picked
Shane Lowry heads into the weekend just five shots off the lead after Jake Knapp could only add a 70 to his opening 59 in the Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches. Knapp made a curling 15 footer for birdie on his final hole to lead by one stroke from France’s Matthieu Pavon on 13-under.
Shane Lowry provided further evidence that he’s a man to watch in the Majors this year when he felt uncomfortable with his game but produced a short game masterclass to keep his victory hopes alive in the Cognizant Classic in Florida. He didn’t feel good after opening with a 66 and while those feelings persisted
