To pick these holes of fame, we opted to stay within a 50-mile radius of our offices in the World Trade Center. Like any good All-Star team, we couldn't have just pitchers and catchers, so we picked our favorite first hole, our favorite second and so on, but no more than one hole per course.

Oregon State holds up Crying Jordan play card, then fumble on the very next play

Jordan Spieth didn’t get out to a vintage start on Thursday at The Northern Trust, sitting five back after an opening round one-under 69. Much like in the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, Spieth flipped the switch, playing the next 36 holes in 11 under, including Saturdays six-under 64 at Glen Oaks Club.

It’s not often professional golfers suffer injuries that force them to fall to the ground in pain, but that's what happened to Lucas Glover during his third round at The Northern Trust on Saturday. With the ball above his feet on a side slope in Glen Oaks Clubs 18th fairway, Glover took his backswing and his right foot slipped, causing him to drop to the turf, where he immediately grabbed his right knee.

Jerry Kelly shot a 6-under 66 on Saturday to take a three-stroke lead in the Boeing Classic, putting him in position for his first PGA Tour Champions title.

Ontario — Brooke Henderson made a big move Saturday in the Canadian Pacific Women’s Open to the delight of her many home fans.

John Daly is in serious contention to win on Sunday. Not on the Champions Tour, but on the European Tour. And no, not the Senior European Tour or the European Challenge Tour, but the actual European Tour. After a Saturday 65, Daly trails David Horsey by three shots entering the final round at the Made In Denmark. The two-time major champ is tied for third in a group that includes 2010 U.S.