Golf
The latest Golf coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Adam Scott optimistic at Presidents Cup despite past frustration
Adam Scott has never played on a winning team in the Presidents Cup, a tale as woeful as the Internationals' losing streak against the Americans.
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Jon Rahm’s return to Spain has more than one purpose
Jon Rahm is back on his native soil with hopes of winning a record fourth Open de España trophy and boosting his bid for Ryder Cup eligibility.
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Jason Day returns to Presidents Cup after 7-year absence with a new attitude
Jason Day is back in the Presidents Cup for the first time in seven years and it all feels so new to him. The International team has a new logo for its black-and-gold colors. More than the uniform, he noticed a big change in the attitude.
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Presidents Cup is a one-sided affair the International team hopes to change
Golf has never seen a rivalry as lopsided as the Presidents Cup, so heavily weighted toward the Americans it can barely be considered a rivalry.
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Golf roundup: Billy Horschel wins BMW PGA Championship
Billy Horschel is the first American golfer to win the BMW PGA Championship twice. It was another dose of heartbreak for Rory McIlroy.
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LIV golfers from US still clear for Ryder Cup participation
Two-time U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau, or any other American playing in the LIV Golf League, is eligible for the Ryder Cup.
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The Masters adds two hours of weekend coverage on Paramount+
The Masters and CBS are expanding television coverage next year by five hours, which includes two hours on Saturday and Sunday through the Paramount+ streaming service of CBS
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Golf roundup: Jon Rahm wins LIV Chicago, season points title
Jon Rahm ended his first year in the LIV Golf League with another tournament win, the 2024 season points title and its $18 million bonus.
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US holds off Europe, wins Solheim Cup for first time since 2017
With the Solheim Cup nearly in their grasp, the Americans brought a collapse into play in a tense hour-plus when everything went Europe's way.
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US keeps rolling on second day of Solheim Cup
Europe's grip on the Solheim Cup is as loose as it has been in a long time.
