Yoke Solutions wins 2023 corporate golf challenge
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Longtime pro player Jim Rutledge to join Canadian Golf Hall of Fame
Golfer Jim Rutledge and reporter Robert Stanley Weir will be the next inductees into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame.
Scottie Scheffler is world's best, Rickie Fowler still causing a roar – 5 things we learned at WM Phoenix Open
Scheffler is the best in the world — it’s official The Texas native returned to TPC Scottsdale as the defending champion after getting the better of Patrick Cantlay in a play-off last year, but he wouldn’t need extra holes to get over the line this time round. Ad Scottie Scheffler closed with a six-under 65 to finish on 19-under-par and win by two from Canada's Nick Taylor, with World No.
Andy Reid hopes if Eric Bieniemy leaves he will 'run show' elsewhere
PHOENIX — If Eric Bieniemy is departing the Kansas City Chiefs, he left them quite the parting gift.
Scheffler holds off Canada's Taylor to repeat as WM Phoenix Open champion
Scottie Scheffler successfully defended his WM Phoenix Open title Sunday at TPC Scottsdale to regain the No. 1 spot in the world.
Super Bowl playing surface causes uproar after players slip and slide all over field
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Aditi Ashok Wins By 9 Shots In Dominating Show In Kenya, Takes Fourth LET Title
Aditi Ashok turned in one of the most dominating performances on the Ladies European Tour with a nine-shot win at the Magical Kenya Ladies Open on Sunday. It was the fourth win on the Ladies European Tour (LET) for the 24-year-old Aditi, who now plays mostly on the Ladies PGA in the United States. Aditi, who will turn 25 next month, also ended a long drought as she last won in Abu Dhabi in November 2017. Her first two titles came in successive starts -- at the Hero Women's Indian Open and then the following week in Qatar Ladies Open.
NFL: For fans Super Bowl no longer a game, it's an 'experience'
Super Bowl has gone from sports event, to America's biggest party, to a week long and very expensive immersive "experience".That includes not only the game but also more in-depth encounters where you can take a sunrise hike up Camelback mountain with a retired NFL player or toss back a few "brews" with former New England Patriots linebacker Ted Bruschi.Next year it will almost certainly make another leap when "immersive experience" and "party" morph into one big Super Bowl supernova in Las Vegas, as Sin City hosts the game for the first time.After Los Angeles hosted last year it is almost as if the National Football League stopped for a breather in Phoenix with Las Vegas set for 2024 and New Orleans on deck for 2025.