Theegala leads as darkness halts play at PGA Phoenix Open
Sahith Theegala was clinging to a one-shot lead with two holes remaining on Thursday when darkness halted play in the first round of the US PGA Tour Phoenix Open.
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Sahith Theegala takes surprise lead at Phoenix Open
Reuters - Sahith Theegala left TPC Scottsdale Thursday with the lead of the Waste Management Phoenix Open, although he will have to come back early Friday in order to finish off his opening round.
Kiwi Fox tops Aussie birdie charge in UAE
Australia's golfers were firing in birdies for fun on the opening day of the European Tour's Ras Al Khaimah Classic - but they still couldn't top a rival from across the Tasman.
Brooks Koepka calls fall to No. 20 in Golf World Rankings 'embarrassing'
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Winless since the last time he was at the WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale a little more than a year ago, Brooks Koepka isn't happy with how far he's fallen in the Official Golf World Rankings.
F1 | "Otros equipos" tentaron a Norris
Con ese aspecto de eterno adolescente, aunque los 22 años tampoco le separan por mucho de la frontera, Lando Norris se convirtió ayer el piloto con el contrato más largo de la parrilla de Fórmula 1. McLaren anunció su renovación hasta 2025, por cuatro temporadas, y le confirmó de facto como su piloto de presente y futuro. El equipo se entrega a un talento joven (todavía no ha ganado su primera carrera), si bien el piloto también se ata a una escudería que hoy está lejos de los títulos y mañana, no se sabe. El compromiso es mutuo.
Graeme McDowell in touch in Phoenix after 'ridiculous' birdie
Graeme McDowell sits three shots off the lead and in a tie for sixth after an opening round 68 at the Waste Management Phoenix Open in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Lyras the surprise leader at Vic Open
A career-best day with the driver has catapulted NSW golfer John Lyras to a one-shot lead after the opening round of the men's Vic Open at 13th Beach.
Indian Open 2022 Golf Cancelled Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
The DP World Tour, earlier known as European Tour, on Thursday confirmed the cancellation of the 2022 Indian Open and the postponement of this season's China Open due to ongoing restrictions associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. After being postponed from its original scheduled date of February 17 -20, it had been hoped to reschedule the Indian Open later this spring but it will now not take place in 2022. The Indian Golf Union remains fully committed to the tournament, and along with the DP World Tour, are planning for it to return to the Tour's schedule in 2023.