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1. Leaderboard: What's happening at the Travelers

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2. Amazing Amy: Meet Gary Woodland's U.S. Open inspiration

   Amy Bockerstette started taking golf lessons at 14 with the hope of playing with her family. She became the first person with Down syndrome to earn a college athletic scholarship.

3. EPL exec joins Ryder Cup committee on growth

   Richard Scudamore, who has been with the English Premier League since 1999 and led its growth, is joining a new Ryder Cup committee meant to enhance the commercial value of golf's biggest team event.

4. PGA's Web.com Tour becomes Korn Ferry Tour

   The PGA Tour's developmental tour, which has been known as the Web.com Tour for the past seven years, is getting a new sponsor and new name -- the Korn Ferry Tour.

5. Mickelson: 'Probably' never win the U.S. Open

   Phil Mickeson, who has won the Masters, the PGA Championship and The Open, is quietly coming to the realization he may never win a U.S. Open title.

6. 4 Texans plead guilty in Masters ticket scheme

   Four members of a Texas family pleaded guilty to using stolen identities to obtain tickets to the Masters and reselling them at a profit. They will repay more than $275,000, and one got a three-year prison sentence.

7. Koepka's quest for Open history comes up short

   In the end, a hot start simply wasn't enough, as Brooks Koepka came up three shots short of Gary Woodland in his quest to win a third consecutive U.S. Open.

8. Amateur Hovland breaks Jack's U.S. Open mark

   With a 4-under total of 280 over 72 holes, Viktor Hovland broke Jack Nicklaus' U.S. Open scoring total for an amateur.

9. Tiger fires 69 after early struggles, looks to Open

   Tiger Woods shot his best final round at the U.S. Open in 10 years on Sunday -- despite a horrific start to the round -- to move into the top 20 and take a bit of satisfaction out of what had mostly been a disappointing week.

10. Tiger Woods and understanding the new normal

    If, for some reason, you haven't noticed, Tiger Woods isn't 24 anymore. So looking stiff in cold conditions or taking long layoffs between events should stop being a surprise.