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Rory McIlroy exits Arnold Palmer Invitational with back spasms
Rory McIlroy withdrew from the third round of the PGA Tour's Arnold Palmer Invitational on Saturday after he felt muscle spasms in his back that were not going away.

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Luke Donald back to captain Europe’s 2027 Ryder Cup team in Ireland
European players chanted, "Two more years!" when they won the Ryder Cup in New York last September, and captain Luke Donald listened.

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Gotterup soaking up new experiences. That includes his first trip to Augusta National
Chris Gotterup might have three PGA Tour wins in the last seven months, but there's still places he has yet to see. Bay Hill is one of them. Gotterup also has yet to play in the next two signature events on the schedule at Harbour Town and Quail Hollow.

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Golf roundup: Nico Echavarria wins after Shane Lowry loses late lead
Nico Echavarria didn't make a bogey all weekend at PGA National. Shane Lowry was on his way to doing the same, until the very end.

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Brooks Koepka at his hometown PGA tournament for first time in four years
There are countless comforts of home available for Brooks Koepka this week when he plays the PGA Tour's Cognizant Classic.

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Jim Furyk joining Golf Channel for pair of PGA Tour events in Florida
Jim Furyk is testing the television waters as the lead analyst in the booth for Golf Channel during its weekday coverage of two PGA Tour events in early March.

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Tiger Woods nearing decisions on whether to play in the Masters and be Ryder Cup captain
Tiger Woods is on the clock.

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Golf roundup: Jacob Bridgeman holds on for PGA Tour breakthrough
Jacob Bridgeman had allowed himself to imagine winning the Genesis Invitational. Almost all of it came true Sunday, except for one small detail.

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Golf roundup: Playoff nets Chris Gotterup’s second win in past three starts
Chris Gotterup did his part Sunday afternoon, charging up the Phoenix Open leaderboard with a closing flourish of five birdies in six holes.

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PGA of America’s newest CEO is latest board member to be elevated
The PGA of America has appointed UnitedHealth Group executive Terry Clark to be its next CEO.
