LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. Stacy Lewis really likes one of the rule changes in effect this year.She likes the ban on caddies aligning players for shots and putts.The practice has always been more prevalent in LPGA than PGA Tour events, but you wont see it in this weeks LPGA season opener, the Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions, or any other events.No lining up is the greatest change in all the rules, Lewis said.Brittany Lincicome and her long-time caddie, Missy Pederson, are among tandems who will be getting used to new routines. Lincicome was among pros who used her caddie for alignment.The lining up thing is going to be fine, Lincicome said. I know how to do it. I play every day of my life at home without my caddie lining me up.Lincicome said adjusting to the ban has been more about changing her routine with Pederson.You know how everybody has their kind of trigger, in their pre-shot routine? Lincicome said. Mine was always Missy lining me up. And when she said I was good, that was my time to hit the ball. It was kind of my trigger.The USGA held a rules workshop for LPGA officials in December. The USGA also had representatives on the range Tuesday at Tranquilo Golf Club to help LPGA players with questions.The rules officials might be a little busier this week, Lydia Ko said.Ariya Jutanugarn joked that the new drop rule may significantly help diminutive players, like her sister, Moriya. The new rule requires players to make drops from the height of their knees.I feel like my sister is going to be cheating, her knees are so low, Jutanugarn cracked.
SYDNEY (AP) — Jason Day is prepared for a pressure-filled final round at the Australian Open on Sunday. Day moved into position for his first Australian Open title after shooting a 2-under 69 Saturday to take a one-stroke lead.
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3 qualify for US Open via Japan sectional 6 days ago. was one shot back at 12 under and will play for the second time after missing the cut two years ago at Erin Hills.
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Kodai Ichihara, Shugo Imahira and Mikumu Horikawa all certified for subsequent month's U.S. Open in a sectional qualifier held Monday in Japan. Ichihara set the tempo for the 33-man discipline with a rating of 13-under 131 at Kuwana Nation Membership in Mie Prefecture, and because of this he'll make his
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TT Postscript: Stumbles home with 72 as elements take toll Source: The Golf Channel LOS ANGELES - A marathon week at the Genesis Open has finally come to a close. Here's how it looked while walking the final round alongside tournament host Tiger Woods, who gave back a few shots coming home as the elements of the week took a toll.
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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. - Alex Cejka made some unfortunate history Thursday at the Honda Classic. He became the first PGA Tour player disqualified for violating the Rules of Golf's new interpretation limiting greens reading materials. Cejka was informed that he was DQ'd at the 14th hole.
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On Thursday, it was Alex Cejka who was the culprit, with the book he was using to read the greens at the Honda Classic deemed too large. Among several new rules that went into effect this year, mapped-out green books must be limited to a scale of three-eighths of an inch to 5 yards.
Alex Cejka DQ'd From Honda Classic for Using Old Green
Woods turns in even par 36 with three birdies, three bogeys and a bunch of missed opportunities. For the third straight day, Hideki Matsuyama bogeys the par-3 fourth and falls back to -1.
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Tyrrell Hatton was downright disgusted with his warmup Saturday morning at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. But with help from his dad, he shot 66. Tyrrell Hatton fires 66 after 'horrible' warmup
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Tiger embraces kids in scene reminiscent of '97. Golf Channel April 14, 2019, 2:55 PM UTC. AUGUSTA, Ga. - Tiger Woods tapped in to win his fifth green jacket and the patrons at Augusta National
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Phil Mickelson, on the 22nd hole of the event, under the greenside spotlights, made birdie from 4 feet to defeat Tiger Woods and win The Match.
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Mar 16, 2019 · PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Jon Rahm can't think of a shot he missed Saturday in his round of 8-under 64 that took him from five shots behind to one shot ahead of Rory McIlroy and Tommy
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The Australian Open has increased prize money to an historic high of $62.5 million, up 14 percent on 2018.. Australian Open Tournament Director CEO Craig Tiley said the increase was just one way the organisers continued to invest in the playing group and create a sustainable career path for the next tier of players.
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