Golf
The latest Golf coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Golf roundup: Alabama’s Lee Hodges runs away with his first PGA Tour win
Lee Hodges rarely gets rattled, except perhaps during University of Alabama football games when he's rooting for his beloved Crimson Tide.
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Ferguson: Golf’s majors delivered inspiring comebacks minus the drama
Wyndham Clark was on the 18th green, 60 feet away from the hole. Rory McIlroy was in the scoring room, watching on television. Clark rolled the long putt to within a foot of the hole and pumped his fist. All that remained was tapping in for par to win the U.S. Open.
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Golf roundup: Rory McIlroy closes Scottish Open with back-to-back birdies for one-shot win
Rory McIlroy will take a load of confidence into the final major of the year when the British Open starts Thursday at Royal Liverpool.
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PGA Tour commissioner will face tough questions in return to work
PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan returns to work next week, and clearly he will have a bit of work to do in rebuilding the trust of some players.
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Saudi investment in PGA Tour will top $1 billion. And Norman will exit as LIV’s CEO, tour exec says
Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund has agreed to invest more than $1 billion in a new commercial entity controlled by the PGA Tour, and Greg Norman will be ousted as the CEO of LIV Golf if the business deal between the Saudis and the tour is finalized, a tour executive told Congress on Tuesday.
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Bailey Tardy brings her best to Pebble Beach for 2-shot lead at US Women’s Open
Annika Sorenstam and Michelle Wie West, two popular figures in women's golf despite being separated by 19 years and 67 wins, stopped to hug as they walked up the 18th fairway at Pebble Beach on Friday, their farewell to the U.S. Women's Open.
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Xiyu Janet Lin soaks up Pebble Beach views and takes early lead at US Women’s Open
Pebble Beach was everything the best women golfers in the world imagined for the first U.S. Women's Open with its raw beauty, marine layer and chill in the air.
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Pebble Beach is giving the best female golfers a chance at US Open history
Rose Zhang and Annika Sorenstam finished nine holes of practice Wednesday and stopped to pose for a picture on the 18th green at Pebble Beach, a convergence of generations. Zhang was born the day after Sorenstam finished her historic week against the men at Colonial.
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US talents Sophia Smith, Alyssa Thompson headline the rising stars at the Women’s World Cup
A look at some of the rising stars who will be playing at the Women's World Cup:
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Ferguson: US Women’s Open at Pebble reminds veterans what they’re missing
The sun tried to poke through thick marine layer in the late afternoon, which would have illuminated Pebble Beach on what already had been a special occasion.
