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1. Thomas holds Genesis lead as darkness halts play

   With a marathon finish in the Genesis Open awaiting golfers on Sunday, Justin Thomas made the eight holes he played on Saturday count, taking a one-shot lead.

2. Explaining Tiger Woods' odd, winless history at Riviera

   Tiger Woods grew up near Riviera Country Club. He knows the place, says it fits his eye. Yet it is the tournament he has played the most without a win. Why is that?

3. Kuchar: 'Stubborn, hard-headed' on caddie pay

   Matt Kuchar again expressed regret for the way he handled payment of a fill-in caddie at the Mayakoba Classic in November, a controversy that has enveloped him for the past several days.

4. Tiger completes 3rd-round 65, heads back out

   Tiger Woods completed his third round at the Genesis Open with a 65 and headed back out for the final round.

5. Korda takes Australian Open golf lead

   Golfer Nelly Korda is on the cusp of extending her family's remarkable sporting love affair with Australia after she held a three-stroke lead at the Australian Open.

6. Tanigawa, Day, Ames share Chubb Classic lead

   Ken Tanigawa bounced back from bogeys on Nos. 8 and 9 with six back-nine birdies Saturday to share the Chubb Classic lead with Glen Day and Stephen Ames.

7. Former U.S. Open champion Littler dies at 88

   Gene Littler, known for a fluid swing that earned him the nickname "Gene the Machine" as he won 29 times on the PGA Tour, died Friday at age 88. Curt Littler announced his father's death on Saturday.

8. Golfer splashes six times for 17 on single hole

   Ben DeArmond had a debut to remember on the Web.com Tour because of one hole he will never forget -- a score of 17 on the par-4 second hole Thursday in the Lecom Suncoast Classic.

9. Win by 'extraordinary' Mickelson motivates Tiger

   Tiger Woods continues to be amazed -- and motivated -- by Phil Mickelson. "It has always pushed me," Woods said of Lefty's success. "... We've always looked at the board to figure out where one another's at."

10. Li warned over Apple ad, keeps amateur status

    Teen prodigy Lucy Li gets to keep her amateur status after the USGA gave her a warning for appearing in an Apple Watch advertisement.