Jessica Korda shot her second straight 2-under 69 on Friday and was tied atop the Volunteers of America Classic with Anna Nordqvist and Yealimi Noh.
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Emiliano Grillo will take the Mayakoba lead into the weekend, but don't expect Rickie Fowler and Brooks Koepka to be around to chase him as both appear likely to miss the cut.
Inaugural NCGA Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship | Poppy Hills | June 12-13, 2021
The NCGA Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship was created in 2021 as a partner of the annual NCGA Mid-Amateur Championship.
ENTRIES CLOSE: April 19, 2020
ENTRY FEE: $135 per player. Exempt players pay an additional $30 per player.
QUALIFYING for the 2020 Mid-Amateur Championship takes place May 13-16 at the following courses:
England's Andy Sullivan stayed ahead of the chasing pack at the Golf in Dubai Championship on Friday with a steady third round of 68 at the Jumeirah Golf Estates for a two-shot lead.
The Rapsodo MLM launch monitor claims overall accuracy within 2.5 percent of TrackMan — at 2.5 percent of the price.
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Russell Knox shot a 6-under 65 on Thursday at breezy and wet El Camaleon Golf Club to take the first-round lead in the PGA Tour's Mayakoba Golf Classic.
Charley Hull shot a 3-under 69 to take the first-round lead Thursday in the LPGA Tour's Volunteers of America Classic, where afternoon temperatures climbed only into the high 40s.
Annika Sorenstam was elected president of the International Golf Federation on Thursday, replacing the outgoing Peter Dawson.
England's Andy Sullivan carded a second-round 66 on Thursday to lead by three shots at the halfway stage of the Golf in Dubai Championship.
First Look: Bag Boy Revolver XP
Key Takeaways
Bag Boy reveals new Revolver XP cart bag.New external putter tube for oversized grips.14-way rotating top with full-length individual dividers.Can you remember the last time you upgraded your bag?
Bag Boy has always been a solid performer in Most Wanted testing. Whether it’s golf bags, travel covers or winning the push cart category, Bag Boy has held its own. However, Bag Boy is upping its game with the new Revolver XP.
Some may be thinking, “How can they improve on their previous model, the Revolver FX?” Granted, it looks very similar but small improvements make a big difference. Here’s a teaser. Bag Boy put the new Revolver XP on a diet and shed 1.1 pounds. That may not sound like much but we all know how happy we are when we lose weight. The XP is no different.
What’s Different About the Revolver XP?
The main highlight of the Revolver XP is its rotating top. (More about that later.)



Golf Architecture’s Richard Humphreys updates us on construction of 2027 PGA Championship host, the PGA Frisco. The Gil Hanse-designed East course and Beau Welling-designed West course are being constructed at the same time near Dallas with a June 2022 opening scheduled after the PGA of America wisely insisted on a year of grow-in.
While the property didn’t look particularly captivating in photos and flyovers, the early images and comments about the course presentation are pretty exciting:
“The property here reminded me a bit of Southern Hills – the topography, along with the creek so prominently featured,” said Hanse. “Of course, Southern Hills is now surrounded by Tulsa. But when Perry Maxwell built it, Southern Hills probably looked a lot like our site in Frisco does today.
“This used to be a ranch, so we focused on that, along with what is some really interesting topography, good rolling ground. But everything has been done in proportion to the broad expanses we’re dealing with here. In that context the bunkers are the calling card, the most visible feature out there – and they are dramatic.”
And this too:
Like father, like son 👌 #Tiger pic.twitter.com/9m2e1dYjMo
— HowDidiDo (@HowDidiDo) November 1, 2020I was initially surprised that the (understandably) protective Tiger Woods would expose his 11-year-old to the national TV spotlight at this month’s PNC Championship (aka the Father-Son-Daughter-Stepchild, etc…).
But it’s a tribute to the well-regarded and impressively-attended 20-team event of major winners that Woods even considered his son’s request. And it was Charlie’s idea, writes Doug Ferguson, reporting Justin Thomas’s comments this week:
“Tiger and I talked about it a bunch. He brought it up a while ago that Charlie wanted to play and Charlie really wanted to play with us,” Thomas said Tuesday. “For some reason, Charlie just always wants to beat me, it doesn’t matter what it is. Although he’s never beaten me in golf or a putting contest, he still talks trash just like his dad. It will be fun.
“We’ll have that like inner tournament within a tournament, trying to shut his little mouth up, but it will be fun.”