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We're 18 holes through the 78th U.S. Women's Open, at Pebble Beach. Thus far, the biggest names in the game have gone missing.

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Sergio Garcia, during an Open Championship final qualifier, ripped a photographer. “As if it’s not frickin’ hard enough.”

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Jonas Blixt heated up on the back nine at TPC Deere Run on Thursday, playing his last six holes in 6 under for a 9-under 62 and a 2-shot lead over Grayson Murray in the first round of the John Deere Classic.

The sights and sounds from this week's U.S. Women's Open at Pebble Beach remind us what's changed — and what hasn't.

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Natthakritta Vongtaveelap was disqualified Thursday in the U.S. Women's Open due to her caddie's use of a rangefinder, which is not allowed at the tournament.

Brooks Koepka, in an interview with Sports Illustrated, castigated LIV Golf teammate Matthew Wolff. “I’ve basically given up on him.”

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Natthakritta Vongtaveelap was disqualified during Round 1 at the U.S. Women's Open when her caddie used a rangefinder during competition.

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Brooks Koepka has accused LIV Golf teammate Matthew Wolff of quitting on the course, telling Sports Illustrated he has "basically given up on him."

During my week at the U.S. Women's Open, I got the chance to play with famous course architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. Here's what it was like.

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Marty Jertson has a wild idea that recently helped him win a tournament. On Fully Equipped, he discussed how it could help weekend golfers.

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GOLF Teacher to Watch Sarah Stone shares three putting warm up drills that will help get you prepared before each round.

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From a player-commentator at Pebble Beach to Lil Wayne's love of golf and a WAG bachelorette, get caught up ahead of the U.S. Women's Open.

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Original Penguin just launched the Chi Chi Rodriguez 2023 Summer Collection, and this retro/tropical look is right on time for summer.

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As the last player added to the field, Amanda Doherty looks to take advantage of an opportunity at the U.S. Women's Open at Pebble Beach.

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In today's Shaving Strokes, GOLF Instruction Editor Nick Dimengo shares why a three-week break from playing golf has helped him regroup.

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Starting this week, travelers in airports and select hotels in the U.S. can watch live LIV Golf events on Fridays as part of a new deal with ReachTV.

Golf pranks are fun—especially if you’re the one playing the prank or watching it unfold. Those who are being pranked may have a differing opinion.

Today we highlight a few of the favorite pranks in golf and tell you how to pull them off. While you may not need the steely nerves and artistry of… Read the rest

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Arnold Palmer's charge at Cherry Hills during the 1960 U.S. Open is one of the most memorable and inspiring moments in golf history. Here are the key details of his remarkable comeback:

1. The Setting: The 1960 U.S. Open was held at the Cherry Hills Country Club in Denver, Colorado. The course was known for its challenging layout, with narrow fairways and fast greens.

2. The Situation: Going into the final round, Palmer was trailing by seven strokes behind the leaders, Mike Souchak and Arnold's rival, Jack Nicklaus. It seemed unlikely that Palmer could overcome such a significant deficit.

3. The Charge: Undeterred by the deficit, Palmer unleashed a stunning display of aggressive and fearless golf. He played with remarkable precision, attacking the course and taking calculated risks. Palmer's attacking style, combined with his powerful drives and exceptional short game, propelled him up the leaderboard.

4. The Back Nine: The defining moment of Palmer's charge came on the back nine. He made a series of incredible shots and clutch putts, including a memorable eagle on the par-5 17th hole after hitting a remarkable recovery shot from the rough. Palmer's charge electrified the crowd and left everyone in awe of his performance.

Complete 2023 John Deere Classic tee times for Round 2 on Friday, featuring Denny McCarthy, Seamus Power and more.

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Working with the USGA, we identified the most improved golfers in America. Here's how one player went from a 37.3 handicap to a 23.8.

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