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Workouts, trick shots and Justin Thomas' hairline highlighted the golf week that wasn't
Making the kids do pushups, helping with science projects and chipping balls into pools and plastic cups and whatever else players can find as golfers try to keep busy. -
Meet the Peloton instructor keeping NFL, NBA and PGA stars in shape
How are professional sports' top stars staying in shape -- and staying competitive -- while social distancing? In-home spin bike challenges with Alex Toussaint. -
U.S. Women's Open rescheduled for December
The U.S. Women's Open, which had been scheduled for June, will now be played Dec. 10-13 in Houston. -
Golf schedule in flux awaiting The Open's decision
Scheduling options for golf's major championships and PGA Tour and European Tour events are expected to gain clarity once the R&A, which runs The Open, makes a decision on postponing or cancelling the event. -
Senior PGA Championship in May canceled
Due to Michigan's stay-at-home order, the PGA of American has canceled the Senior PGA Championship, which had been scheduled for May 21-24 in Benton Harbor. -
R&A: No decision yet on Open cancellation, delay
The Royal and Ancient, which organizes The Open Championship, is "continuing to work through our options" regarding the 2020 major, following a report that the July tournament had been canceled. -
PGA Tour approval for Tiger-Phil event on hold
A match between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, with other players involved, has been in the works, but it has yet to receive PGA Tour approval amid the coronavirus pandemic. -
R&A, USGA move Curtis Cup matches to 2021
The Curtis Cup, which was to be played June 12-14 at Conwy Golf Club in Wales, will now be moved to 2021. The event pits female amateurs from the U.S. against a team from Britain and Ireland. -
Judge: Haney lawsuit vs. PGA Tour can proceed
Hank Haney's lawsuit against the PGA Tour for alleged tortious interference with his Sirius XM Radio contract and business relations over comments made about the LPGA Tour can proceed. -
Golf's truck drivers have tales of cracked clubs, late-night rides and food poisoning
They are golf's behind-the-scenes road warriors, spending hours and hours on the road, at tournaments, fixing clubs and easing players' minds. Oh, and the stories they can tell.