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John Daly (Yes, that John Daly) is in serious contention to win on the European Tour
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.
Spieth showing he can close in all kinds of ways
Spieth showing he can close in all kinds of ways
The preseason men’s college golf poll will upset defending NCAA champ Oklahoma fans
NIU AthleticsIn the summer, NCAA golf champions can bask in the glory of their recent success. And the University of Oklahoma men’s golf team was able to do just that, enjoying the new best friend they made last May at Rich Harvest Farms when the Sooners defeated 2016 champs Oregon in the final match.
New York’s Golf History
Who knew? New York City's golf history is as varied and surprising as the city itself
Our ranking of New York City’s 50 Celebrity Golfers
From actors to athletes, newscasters to newsmakers: Our ranking of New York City's 50 most celebrated golfers
Rooftop Putting: The Perfect Getaway From City Life
The singular pleasure of rooftop practice greens
Spieth, DJ, Fowler and Vegas tied for lead at The Northern Trust
Jamie SquireWESTBURY, NY – AUGUST 25: Jordan Spieth of the United States reacts after putting for birdie on the 16th green during round two of The Northern Trust at Glen Oaks Club on August 25, 2017 in Westbury, New York. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)It's rare when a leader board shapes up exactly how a golf fan wants it to, but that's exactly what's happened through 36 holes at The Northern Trust, the first leg of the FedEx Cup Playoffs. Dustin Johnson, Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler lead the way at Glen Oaks Club in Old Westbury, N.Y., tied at six-under 134 along with Venezuela's Jhonattan Vegas.
Spieth, 24, sat five strokes off the lead entering the second round and found himself in the same position after nine holes on Friday. That's when he went into full Spieth-mode, making five straight birdies to get to six under for the tournament. After dropping his second shot of the day at the par-3 15th, he added a sixth birdie on his back nine, then finish..