Stanford senior Maverick McNealy has been named the recipient of the Byron Nelson Award, given annually to the graduating senior who excels both on and off the course.McNealy, who has matched the Cardinals school record of 11 career titles, earned NCAA player of the year honors in 2015 and ascended to No. 1 in the world after playing as the fifth man on the team as an under-recruited freshman.Off the course, the management science and engineering major has earned All-Pac 12 Academic honors the past two seasons, while also serving as a member of Stanfords student-athlete representative body and hosting clinics for disadvantaged kids in East Palo Alto, Calif.The 21-year-old has been a subject of fascination in college golf circles for years, ever since he said that he might not turn pro once he graduates from college. Trip Kuehne is the only All-American in at least the past 25 years who didnt test the pro ranks.McNealy will remain an amateur until at least the Walker Cup in September.Well see, he said Friday of his future plans. Im preparing and getting ready for the last stretch of golf here with my team, and then well see where that takes me. But Im very thankful to have two awesome opportunities ahead.
Kevin Na claimed nearly $1.3 million for his victory at the Charles Schwab Challenge in Fort Worth, Texas, on Sunday, and then gave his caddie the keys to a shiny blue 1973 Dodge Challenger.
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Derrick Rose and his friends are still making an insane amount of money from Adidas Knee injuries have derailed Derrick Rose's promising career, but Adidas is still paying him like a superstar
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That's a good format. This one sucks. — Graham DeLaet (@GrahamDeLaet) March 23, 2018. He's certainly not the first to feel this way about the early round-robin format. Some seem to prefer it
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Jordan Spieth Won't Reveal Secret to Putting Progress in 2018 Masters Tournament AUGUSTA, Ga. - Jordan Spieth could write a book. Well, he might write a book if all the tinkering and searching
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New Decision 34-3/10 implements two standards for Rules committees to limit the use of video: 1) when video reveals evidence that could not reasonably be seen with the "naked eye," and 2) when players use their "reasonable judgment" to determine a specific location when applying the Rules.
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Rory McIlroy was the last guy on the driving range Saturday night at TPC Sawgrass, but the extra work with the driver paid off Sunday as McIlroy won The Players. McIlroy last man on range
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The world's best female players, a slew of golf-loving celebrities and lots of central Florida sun: That's the party time prescription Jan. 17-20 for the first-ever Diamond Resorts LPGA Tournament of Champions Presented by Insurance Office of America, which turns Tranquilo Golf Club at Four Seasons Golf and Sports Club Orlando into a unique, made-in-media-heaven matchup that simply has no
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Spieth (67) doesn't let double derail another round. Jordan Spieth made another double bogey Friday at the AT&T Byron Nelson, but this time he finished strong for a 4-under 67. Read article. 2 weeks ago, Golf Channel
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