Golf

2:23 PM ET SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — Scott Gregory found a dubious way to enter U.S. Open lore on Thursday, becoming the first player in 16 years to shoot 90 or above during the first round of the tournament. Gregory, 23, from Portsmouth, England, shot 92 at Shinnecock Hills, with two triple-bogeys, three double-bogeys, 10 bogeys
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6:08 PM ET Associated Press INDIO, Calif. — PGA of America President Paul Levy is facing a misdemeanor DUI charge after veering off a road in California and hitting a sign last week. The PGA of America says it will support Levy as he seeks counseling and deals with the consequences of his arrest. Palm
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6:42 PM ET Associated Press WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — The PGA Tour has approved a name change for The Greenbrier Classic in West Virginia. The Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs says in a statement the tournament will now be known as A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier. The eight-year-old tournament has typically been
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2:37 PM ET Associated Press The Houston Open is moving to the fall on the PGA Tour under the guidance of Houston Astros owner Jim Crane. The PGA Tour announced Tuesday the Astros Foundation will be the host organization that runs the tournament when the Houston Open returns to the schedule in the fall of
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2:14 PM ET SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. – Staying on his yacht – or dinghy as he kiddingly called it – at a nearby harbor for this week’s U.S. Open apparently has more advantages for Tiger Woods than the typical creature comforts that come with a 155-foot boat. Woods noted the lengthy traffic delays in getting to
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