According to a report from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, officials with the annual PGA Tour stop at Colonial Country Club have until Dec. 1 to resolve their sponsorship issues, after Dean & DeLuca informed organizers that they may not be able to meet their financial obligations to sponsor the tournament in 2018.And per that report, the [Tour] is not doing much to help the event solve its sponsorship issues.Although officials continue to search for a replacement sponsor, the outlook for an event that stretches back to 1946 doesnt look good.James Edmondson, a member at Colonial and PGA Tour caddie, told GolfChannel.com that the clubs board voted on Wednesday to move the annual member-guest tournament from mid-October to May, the same month as the Tour stop.Its the most recent sign that Tour golf at Colonial may be nearing an end, a surprising scenario considering the events history and the affinity many players have for the golf course.There has been speculation that a dramatic overhaul to the Tour schedule beginning in 2019, which includes the PGA Championship moving from August to May and an earlier finish to the season, could make the Colonial stop expendable.
Jason Day is excited for a potential Olympic moment. Adam Scott? Still not so much. Speaking to the Australian Associated Press on Wednesday at the PGA Championship, Day said he would compete for Australia in the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo if he qualifies.
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Continuing a dominant run unseen since Tiger Woods a decade prior, Brooks Koepka won his fourth major championship in the last two years with a two-shot victory over Dustin Johnson at the PGA Championship on Sunday. With the win, Koepka earned 600 FedExCup points and moved up to No. 2 in the FedExCup standings.
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Rory McIlroy joked that he "felt like Phil Mickelson" after an eventful third-round 71 at the BMW PGA Championship in which he hit two spectators and an on-course marshal. McIlroy led by three
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"It's not just that it's tight, but you've got it into the grain sometimes when you're in these swales. When you get a good lie, you can kind of feel, 'Oh, I've got a little bit of down grain,' then you know you can play one shot; and if it's not, you might have to do another one," said Henrik Stenson, who is tied for the lead with Tony Finau and Jon Rahm at 13 under.
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Tiger Woods' season continues to get busier.After Woods announced his commitment to the first two legs of the FedEx Cup Playoffs, the Northern Trust Open, and the Dell Technologies Championship
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Other big news from the 2019 schedule includes the USPGA Championship moving to May and the Tour's flagship BMW PGA Championship moving to September. European Tour schedule 2019: Main points of
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With a wide variation of Open experience among the quartet, here's a closer look at the men who made sure that they'll be teeing off at the Dunluce Links come July 18. Yuta Ikeda. A relative veteran of golf's oldest championship, Royal Portrush will be the 33-year-old's eighth Open, and his fifth on the trot.
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Inside the numbers: 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass A look inside the numbers at the par-3 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass' Players Stadium Course this week at the Players Championship.
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This week we discuss Tiger Woods skipping the Wells Fargo Championship, what that means for his PGA Championship prospects, slow players on Tour going public, embarrassing golf shots and more. 1.
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