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The Japanese star remained at the top of an LPGA leaderboard after her nine-shot victory in Canada, while Allisen Corpuz and Hyo Joo Kim moved…

The PGA TourChampions rookie birdied his final four holes at Warwick Hills, setting a personal scoring best and moving one stroke clear of John Rollins.

Gerard and Hovland reached 10-under at the halfway stage, but Collin Morikawa, Chris Gotterup, Cameron Young and Scottie Scheffler remain within two shots.

The Scot opened with a bogey-free 65 at Chart Hills, while Lee Westwood and Mikael Lundberg emerged as his nearest challengers in Kent.

The South African followed her opening course record with a six-under 66, reaching 15-under.

The Englishman reached 11-under at The Belfry before another lengthy weather delay halted play, leaving the second round far behind schedule.

Kim needed only 24 putts at TPC Boston, while Miyu Yamashita followed her victory in Canada with a birdie-filled 65 to share second place.

A subtle equipment change helped Lee rediscover his best golf at East Lake, where he leads by two shots after a low-scoring opening round.

The LET Order of Merit leader made nine birdies in wet conditions at The K Club.

The Northern Irishman reached 5-under through 13 holes before storms halted play for a third time.

The FedExCup finale gives all 30 qualifiers an equal starting score, leaving four rounds to decide who claims the trophy and its $10 million prize.

The 22-year-old rookie birdied the final hole to beat Jon Rahm by one shot, while Rahm’s Legion XIII completed a second consecutive title-winning season.

The Japanese star finished on 23-under 257 at Royal Mayfair, breaking the Canadian championship record after leading from the opening round.

Alker converted a 7-foot birdie putt on the first extra hole in Calgary, completing a weekend charge that lifted him to fourth in the Charles…

The Japanese rookie finished at 29-under to withstand Austin Hitt’s closing 60 and convert his first 54-hole lead into victory.

The world No. 1 played through painful blisters and adjusted his preparation before finishing tied for 11th, with the Tour Championship next on his schedule.

Clark recovered after losing a five-shot advantage, making three closing birdies to secure his third victory of the season and a Presidents Cup place.

The Scot won by two shots on home soil, securing his tour card for two years and lifting his weekly earnings beyond $700,000.

The Japanese major champion birdied Royal Mayfair’s final hole for a third-round 65, reaching 19 under as she pursues her third LPGA Tour victory of…

Clark recovered from an opening double bogey with a blistering eight-hole run, taking control at Bellerive as the battles for Atlanta and Presidents Cup places…