Higgo docked two shots for being late to the tee at PGA Championship
May 14 : South Africa's Garrick Higgo was penalised two strokes for being late to the tee during the opening round of the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club on Thursday.
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Potter's stormy season set to end on World Cup high with Sweden
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, May 14 : Few coaches have experienced the highs and lows that Graham Potter has this season, which started with his sacking by Premier League club West Ham United in September and will end with him leading Sweden at the World Cup in June.
Champions League race overshadowed as Serie A serves up fixture chaos
May 14 : The penultimate round of the Serie A campaign promises an intriguing fight for places in next season's Champions League, but a fixture scheduling stand-off between the league and local authorities has left the weekend's matches shrouded in uncertainty.
With the spotlight all to itself again, Diamond League looks to capitalize on its default track monopoly
The messages trickled into my DMs and WhatsApp in mid March, all from well-intentioned friends who were sports fans but not avid track and field followers, all wanting to know if I had seen The Video.
With 32nd consecutive Masters win, Sinner breaks Djokovic's record to reach Italian Open semis
Jannik Sinner is two victories from becoming the first home man to win the Italian Open in half a century. And it doesn't seem like anybody can stop him, either in Rome or at the French Open in 10 days.
Kerry under-20 boss Tomás Ó Sé calls for weekend date for final against Tyrone
Kerry under-20 football manager Tomás Ó Sé has urged the GAA to do the right thing when it comes to the All-Ireland final against Tyrone, and not to play it on a midweek date.
40-Year-Old Manuel Neuer Extends Bayern Munich Contract At Reduced Wage
Manuel Neuer is set to extend his legendary stay at Bayern Munich after reportedly reaching a total agreement over a contract extension.
For Yankees captain Aaron Judge, urgency to win is same as ever - ESPN
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone glanced up at the scoreboard last Wednesday and noticed that Aaron Judge's OPS was approaching 1.100, a number he has topped three of the past four years. The kind of stats that would be astounding for nearly every other major league hitter has become inconceivably routine for Judge.