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Golf’s skippers drop anchor on anchoring

Golf’s governing bodies surprised no one when they announced Tuesday that they would enact a ban on the anchored putting stroke starting in 2016.

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Golf’s skippers drop anchor on anchoring

Golf’s governing bodies surprised no one when they announced Tuesday that they would enact a ban on the anchored putting stroke starting in 2016.

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Sergio continues public critique of Tiger

A contretemps that won't go away, thanks to Sergio's ongoing willingness to take public runs at Tiger.

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14-year-old golf phenom accepts Nicklaus invite

Guan Tianlang will play in his fourth PGA Tour event of the season when he tees it up at The Memorial.

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Sang-Moon Bae edges Keegan Bradley in Dallas

A rising Korean star clinches what could be the first of many PGA Tour wins at the Byron Nelson.

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World No. 2 to manage his own career

With Rory McIlroy reportedly about to fire his agent and start his own firm, stablemate and countryman Graeme McDowell comes to the defense of Horizon Sports Management.

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Palmer 'surprised' by Tiger's decision at Augusta

Arnold Palmer admits he would have handled Tiger's Masters ball-drop controversy differently.

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Tiger repeats call for an anchoring ban

Tiger Woods makes no secret of his antipathy for anchoring and hopes the PGA Tour will adopt a ban on the putting stroke as soon as golf’s governing bodies say they’ll outlaw it.

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Colsaerts: "I ain’t hitting it out of the loo"

Nicolas Colsaerts needed a different sort of relief when he hit a tee shot during the recent Volvo World Match Play Championship into a hazard behind a rest room.

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Sitting on the dock of the Bae, $1MM richer

A career win and payday for one of the most promising young Korean players on Tour.

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Late Bradley bogeys give Bae the Byron Nelson

Tough conditions led to some ugly bogeys from the leaders down the stretch, but Sang-Moon Bae, one of the few golfers under par on Sunday, came away with his first career win.

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Another $1MM winner's share up for grabs

It's not the career payout of last week's Players, but the Byron Nelson winner will still take home over $1 million on Sunday.

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Sang-Moon Bae takes the lead at the Byron Nelson

Sang-Moon Bae has never won a PGA Tour event, but he just overtook Keegan Bradley for a two-shot lead heading toward the turn at the Byron Nelson on Sunday.

Keegan Bradley leads Byron Nelson after 54 holes

The third round of the Byron Nelson is in the books and it's crowded atop the leaderboard.

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Tiger sprints past Rory

Tiger Woods takes a seemingly insurmountable lead over former No. 1 and Nike stablemate Rory McIlroy in the world golf rankings.

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TPC marshal 'didn’t say nothing' to Tiger

The Tiger Woods-Sergio Garcia saga takes an interesting twist, as two marshals claim they said nothing to Woods about his third-round playing partner during the brouhaha on the second hole.

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