Golf
The latest Golf coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Golf roundup: Bud Cauley completes long journey to first PGA Tour win
Bud Cauley got his first PGA Tour win Sunday at age 36. It came in his 239th start and eight years after a car crash that nearly ended his golf career.
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Shinnecock Hills an old hand at US Open, but not all history is good
So much history is involved when the U.S. Open returns to Shinnecock Hills, the only club to host this major in three different centuries.
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Golf Digest reports Phil Mickelson was kicked out of San Diego club
Phil Mickelson has been kicked out of a San Diego golf club over allegations he made unwanted physical contact with a female employee, Golf Digest reported Thursday.
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Golf roundup: JT Poston bounces back to win Memorial in playoff
J.T. Poston says he is not a quitter, and it was time to prove it Sunday at the PGA Tour's Memorial Tournament.
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Nelly Korda’s first US Women’s Open win is her second straight major title
The fate of Nelly Korda's first U.S. Women's Open still hung on the rim of the 18th hole at Riviera Country Club for one heart-stopping moment Sunday.
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Auburn men’s golf team wins NCAA title for second time in three years
Auburn junior Jackson Koivun, the top-ranked amateur in the world in men's golf, is part of an NCAA championship team for the second time in his collegiate career.
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PGA Tour CEO offers more details on potential two-track model
The PGA Tour is making what CEO Brian Rolapp called substantial progress on a revamped model that would restore 36-hole cuts to all of its top tournaments.
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Nicklaus created a special event at the Memorial. It no longer stands out in big-money era of golf
Jack Nicklaus never said he wanted the Memorial Tournament to be the “Masters of the North" when it began 50 years ago. The best sales pitch was to let others do the talking.
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Golf roundup: Russell Henley wins playoff at Colonial after birdie binge
Russell Henley went from standing in the rough and just trying to avoid going over par in the final round of the Charles Schwab Challenge to winning the tournament.
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Stanford is NCAA women’s golf champ for third time in five years
Stanford's Megha Ganne closed out her college golf career with a short par putt to win the clinching match for the Cardinal in the NCAA tournament Wednesday.
