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Jon Rahm probably should have won. But he didn't. Instead, Patrick Cantlay walked away with the victory as the U.S. Open looms with plenty of questions.

Yuka Saso took advantage of a late collapse from 54-hole leader Lexi Thompson, beating Nasa Hataoka in a playoff to win the U.S. Women's Open.

Patrick Cantlay delivered a clutch birdie late in the round and a 12-foot par putt in a playoff to win the Memorial on a Sunday filled with drama, a little rain and no Jon Rahm.

Stephen Ames won the Principal Charity Classic on Sunday for his second PGA Tour Champions title, taking advantage of Tim Herron's final-round collapse.

Rickie Fowler failed to finish high enough at the Memorial Tournament on Sunday to earn a place in the June 17-20 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines, so he will be one of among 120 players at a 36-hole final qualifying event Monday.

Lee Westwood says he recently went through a similar situation that Jon Rahm endured Saturday at the Memorial.

Lexi Thompson shot a bogey-free 5-under 66 on Saturday to take the lead into the final round of the U.S. Women's Open for the first time in her career with a one-shot edge over teenager Yuka Saso.

Jon Rahm, who was leading Memorial by 6 strokes following Saturday's third round, has been forced to withdraw from the tournament after testing positive for COVID-19.

Bryson DeChambeau said the well-chronicled feud between him and Brooks Koepka is something for the PGA Tour to handle as it's "something I can't control."

Tim Herron shot a 9-under 63 on Saturday to take a four-stroke lead in the PGA Tour Champions' Principal Charity Classic.

Thomas Detry shot a 4-under 68 to take a one-stroke lead in the opening round as spectators returned to the fairways at the European Open on Saturday.

With their new Slim and Large putting mats, PuttOUT now has something for everyone. As if that wasn’t enough, they’re also launching their Putting Plane Alignment Stick Set, a multi-tool to help improve your putting stroke.

PuttOUT’s Dominance

As the game within the game, putting aids are, as the old saying goes, “ten a penny.” But very few cut through like the original PuttOUT did, selling more than 400,000 units and still counting. Recently upgraded to the Premium Pressure Putt Trainer, the simple design was tricky to master but gives plenty of feedback. PuttOUT launched its original mat three years ago, a product they designed after requests from consumers for a mat to complement the Putt Trainer. At eight feet long with markings at six feet,  it’s not huge but enough to be able to vary a practice session. Now rebranded as the Medium Mat, it’s available in three colors.

Rollin’

Let’s start with a bit of housekeeping on the mat range before going into specific details about the new models.

All the PuttOUT mats run at 10 on the Stimpmeter. That’s swift but not too slick, with enough pace to groove a smooth stroke.

Secondly, the mats are designed to stay flat. That seems obvious but too many putting mats can eventually look like creased, dog-eared dollar bills. And at five millimeters, they are designed to be thick enough to mask any imperfections from the floor beneath the mat.

Yuka Saso will enter the weekend at the U.S. Women's Open with a 1-shot lead. Fellow teen Megha Ganne, an amateur, is 2 back of Saso. Defending champion A Lim Kim and Michelle Wie West were among the notables to miss the cut.

Patrick Cantlay ran off three straight birdies to close out a 5-under 67 and the lead Friday in the rain-delayed Memorial.

Bryson DeChambeau was hit with numerous taunts of "Go Brooks" or "Brooksie" Friday at the Memorial as his feud with Brooks Koepka continued.

Thongchai Jaidee closed with a birdie on the par-3 ninth for a 7-under 65 and a one-stroke lead Friday in the PGA Tour Champions' Principal Charity Classic.

Today, we get to see the final members of the PXG Battle Ready putter line. These four putters complete one of the most comprehensive lines of putters launched this season. The PXG Battle Ready putter line has multiple mallets, iconic blades and some putters that are just out there. So far we’ve had a look at The Blackjack, The One & Done, The Brandon, The Mustang and The Bat Attack. Today, we add The Closer, The Spitfire, The Gunboat and The Blackbird.

With this release, the model number jumps to nine. Nine different, seriously different, head designs. Some of these shapes ape the classics but others are pure PXG designs. But before we get to the new heads, let’s rehash a bit about what makes these putters “Battle Ready.”

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Multi-Material Construction

All of the Battle Ready putters are constructed from multiple metals. Depending upon the design, the main body is constructed from stainless steel or aluminum. From there, liberal amounts of tungsten are affixed to the head, significantly boosting MOI. All of the Battle Ready putters also feature removable weights, allowing you to fine-tune the swing weight to your preference.

Megha Ganne, 17, became the first amateur to lead after a round at the women's Open since Jane Park did it after one round at Newport Country Club in 2006.

Joe LaCava, who has caddied for Tiger Woods for the past 10 years, has reunited with former boss Fred Couples for the week at the PGA Tour Champions event.

Collin Morikawa shot a 6-under 66 to lead by one stroke in rain-softened conditions Thursday morning at the Memorial, where only half the field finished the round.