Zach Johnson reveals his US Ryder Cup wild cards
United States captain Zach Johnson has selected Justin Thomas, Brooks Koepka, Jordan Spieth, Collin Morikawa, Sam Burns and Rickie Fowler as his wild cards for the 44th Ryder Cup in Rome.
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U.S. Ryder Cup team: Predictions for Koepka, Spieth, Fowler, others - ESPN
ATLANTA — When Keegan Bradley returned home from his first Ryder Cup appearance in 2012, he couldn't open his suitcase following the Europeans' stunning 14½-13½ victory at Medinah Country Club outside Chicago.
Viktor Hovland nears FedEx Cup title after shooting 66 for 6-shot lead at Tour Championship
ATLANTA: Viktor Hovland can’t remember playing this well with every aspect of his game, and he can’t think of a better time for it to all come together.
Morikawa breaks Tiger’s 36-hole mark at East Lake and shares Tour Championship lead with Hovland
ATLANTA: One bad shot during practice led to Collin Morikawa spending two hours looking for a fix. And now he has a scoring record at East Lake that previously belonged to Tiger Woods.
Morikawa, Hovland lead Tour Championship; Scheffler rebounds - ESPN
ATLANTA — After squandering a big lead in the opening round of the Tour Championship, world No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler bounced back in a big way Friday at East Lake Golf Club and once again finds himself chasing Norway's Viktor Hovland on the weekend.
McIlroy loses ground on leaders at Tour Championship
Rory McIlroy shot a second round 67 at the season-ending Tour Championship at East Lake in Atlanta, but fell further adrift of the clubhouse lead.
Collin Morikawa shoots 61 to go from 9 shots behind to 3-way tie for Tour Championship lead
ATLANTA: Collin Morikawa faced a tough road at the Tour Championship, starting the tournament nine shots behind but knowing he had 72 holes — and an example from Rory McIlroy last year — to make up ground in the FedEx Cup finale.
Morikawa shoots 61 to go from 9 strokes behind to 3-way tie for lead at Tour Championship
Collin Morikawa faced a tough road at the Tour Championship, starting the tournament nine shots behind but knowing he had 72 holes — and an example from Rory McIlroy last year — to make up ground in the FedEx Cup finale in Atlanta.