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There's a lot going on this weekend. Jon Rahm has No. 1 in his sights. Tiger Woods has one more round to get through. And Muirfield Village grew some teeth in a hurry.

Justin Thomas' caddie left on the back nine of his third round at Memorial after feeling dizzy.

Brooks Koepka said he had an MRI on his left knee prior to the Memorial Tournament and that "nothing is improved" since he missed three months after slipping on wet concrete in October.

Tiger Woods' back felt better during the third round of the Memorial and he shot a 1-under 71.

Tony Finau figured he was on the right track when he shot 59 at Victory Ranch last week in Utah.

Bryson DeChambeau had the worst hole of his PGA Tour career, carding a 10 on the par-5 15th that caused him to miss the cut at the Memorial Tournament.

Tiger Woods hit only 10 fairways during the second round of the Memorial Tournament, shooting a 4-over 76 that put him in danger of missing the cut.

Tiger Woods always travels in a crowd. Whenever he plays, he is surrounded by thousands. In his first tournament in five months and first without fans, he experienced the new normal.

Tiger Woods opened with birdies on two of his first three holes Thursday at the Memorial, but he admitted to being "a little bit rusty" in his first tournament since February.

Tony Finau birdied seven of his last 10 holes Thursday and had a one-shot lead over Ryan Palmer after the first round of the Memorial.

Six weeks into its return to golf, the PGA Tour is reporting that it has had nine positive coronavirus cases among the players and caddies tested each week.

A PGA Tour event hosted by the Warriors' Steph Curry starting in the fall of 2021 took a step closer to reality, according to a report in the San Francisco Chronicle.

Bryson DeChambeau is literally going to new lengths on the golf course. See for yourself what he did in the first round of the Memorial.

The LPGA Tour will not have spectators for the Drive On LPGA Championship and the Marathon Classic when play resumes in two weeks in Ohio.

PGA commissioner Jay Monahan said Wednesday that he's hopeful of having at least some spectators in attendance for tour events before the end of the year.

More bets and more money have been wagered on Tiger Woods to win the Memorial Tournament than have been placed on any other golfer at multiple sportsbooks.

He looks bigger. He swings harder. The ball travels farther. The numbers of just how much farther will leave you shaking your head.

Golf organizers fixed an oversight Wednesday by agreeing to move the pandemic-postponed Curtis Cup so that it doesn't conflict with the Solheim Cup.

Tiger Woods is in the field as the PGA Tour remains in Dublin, Ohio, this time for the Memorial Tournament at Jack's place. Here are our experts' best bets.

The focus across sports -- around the world -- is the coronavirus. But with athletes, there is another health factor: Avoiding injury. So how is the PGA Tour juggling that in a social distance world?