How the Canadian Open fits into the golf war
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How Nottingham Forest stole Steve Clarke's Scotland motivational tactics and the golf day that could make all the difference
Steve Clarke may have come up short in his attempt to inspire an end to Scotland’s long World Cup drought but his motivational qualities are not there to be questioned, according to defender Scott McKenna.
Guardiola questions how Barcelona can afford Lewandowski transfer but adds Bayern Munich striker would be 'perfect' for Blaugarana
Pep Guardiola has questions over how Barcelona can afford to buy Robert Lewandowski from Bayern Munich, but admits the Poland striker would be a great fit for the Blaugrana.
Golfers on Saudi-backed tour can play US Open: USGA
Players taking part in the opening event of a controversial Saudi-backed golf series teeing off outside London this week will be free to play in the US Open, the United States Golf Association said on Tuesday.
Graeme McDowell "proud" to play in controversial new Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series
Grame McDowell says he is 'proud' to participate in the controversial Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series which tees off in England this week.
Tiger won't play in U.S. Open, eyeing The Open
Tiger Woods withdrew from the U.S. Open on Tuesday, saying that his damaged right leg needs more time to get stronger to contend in the majors.
DeChambeau feeling good about his hand, not so much his game
DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) — Bryson DeChambeau launched his first tee shot that mattered seven weeks after he had surgery on his left hand for a broken hamate bone. The swelling was going down, he felt no pain even hitting a hybrid out of the rough and he was impressed with all but one thing.
Minjee Lee: My goal is to win every major
After claiming her second major title at the US Women's Open, Minjee Lee now says she hopes to win the remaining three.