Golf
The latest Golf coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Golf, page 90
-
Keegan Bradley sets fast pace at BMW Championship
Keegan Bradley hasn't been to the FedEx Cup finale in four years, and he started the BMW Championship on Thursday like he was in a hurry to get back.

-
Greeson: Baylor grads add to storylines near end of PGA Tour season
Here we sit, with fewer than two weeks left in the PGA Tour season.

-
Ferguson: No PGA Tour for LIV golfers, maybe a long road back
Long before the PGA Tour's postseason opener ended with a winning bogey in a three-hole playoff, the biggest drama was in the clubhouse at the TPC Southwind.

-
Cameron Smith out of BMW Championship with sore hip
British Open champion Cameron Smith pulled out of the BMW Championship on Monday with what his manager described as a "hip discomfort" that Smith had been feeling the last few months.

-
Golf roundup: Will Zalatoris wins playoff in Memphis for PGA Tour breakthrough
Will Zalatoris is no longer the best player on the PGA Tour without a victory.

-
Crowd contends entering final round of PGA Tour postseason opener
J.J. Spaun has had at least a share of the lead after each of the first three rounds of the FedEx St. Jude Championship, but he has not been able to establish any distance between himself and the field.

-
Three big names miss cut at PGA Tour’s playoff opener
Missing the cut at the FedEx St. Jude Championship hurts worse for some than others.

-
Scores low in Memphis as PGA Tour’s postseason begins
PGA Tour veterans Jason Day and Rickie Fowler faced enough stress just to make sure they got into the postseason. Now that they're here, they want to keep going.

-
LIV Golf a lingering topic in Memphis as PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup playoffs begin
Perhaps it was only fitting that a violent thunderstorm hit TPC Southwind right about the time a federal judge in California ruled against a motion that would have allowed three players who cashed in on LIV Golf to compete for $75 million in bonus money on the PGA Tour.

-
Wiedmer: No one has turned tragedy to triumph better than Jordan Thomas
Jordan Thomas had every reason to cry, mope, fall into the worst depression imaginable that August afternoon in 2005.
