Golf
The latest Golf coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Greeson: PGA Championship just might get down to golf
A major tournament could be exactly what golf needs to get a break from the controversy that has dominated the sport's headlines lately.
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Soddy-Daisy woman prepares to play in mini golf’s U.S. Open
Susan Crane remembers taking her first strokes in miniature golf when she was no more than 4 or 5 years old.
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Tiger Woods says he’s all about majors, a Mickelson rebuke
Tiger Woods is all about majors and legacy, a point he drove home Tuesday in a sharp rebuke of Phil Mickelson and his support of a Saudi-funded golf venture that led to Lefty not defending his title at the PGA Championship.
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PGA shaping up as much different from previous 4 in Tulsa
Inside the clubhouse at Southern Hills is a sign that proudly signals its heritage with the phrase, "First to Five." No other course has hosted the PGA Championship as many times.
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Golf roundup: Eagle carries K.H. Lee to repeat victory at Byron Nelson tourney
K.H. Lee ran across the fairway while trying to get a better view of the key shot in his second consecutive victory in the Byron Nelson.
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Masters champ Scheffler joins Spieth as Nelson hometown star
Jordan Spieth remembers coming to his hometown Byron Nelson a few weeks after winning the Masters for his first major seven years ago.
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Former Baylor, UTC golfer Jaeger earns first PGA Tour top-10 finish
This past weekend's relocated Wells Fargo Championship will mostly be remembered for cold temperatures, steady rain and howling winds that made for a miserable landscape in Potomac, Maryland.
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English on the mend, hopes to return at PGA Championship
Overlooked on the list of top players who registered for the PGA Championship without knowing if they will be at Southern Hills was Harris English.
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Ferguson: Steven Alker cashing in on golf’s greatest mulligan
Steven Alker knows all about the lean times.
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Golf roundup: Jon Rahm hangs on to win Mexico Open
Jon Rahm could have done without the stress he faced over the final two hours in the Mexico Open. It still was worth it to pick up his first victory since the U.S. Open last summer.