Cole Hammer gave golf fans a preview of the conditions they'll be facing at the Walker Cup this weekend, and it doesn't look fun.

Scottish rookie Robert MacIntyre fired seven birdies in a bogey-free 7-under 65 to take a four-stroke lead in the second round of the European Open

Two years of anticipation and five days at Hoylake is plenty of preparation for the 20 golfers competing in the Walker Cup and anxious to get things started

For a second consecutive week, there's no PGA Tour event. So if you're feeling a bit down—and possibly, bored—we don't blame you. But never fear, golf fans! A new season starts next week and to help fill that void in the meantime, check out this fun video montage of Tiger Woods hitting spectacular recovery shots:
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Ahhhh, that's better. Doesn't your weekend seem a bit brighter now?
Seriously, it's hard to pick a favorite, but the shot from the fairway bunker at this year's WGC-Mexico Championship never ceases to amaze no matter how many times you see it. Of course, that lefty chip from under a bush at the WGC-Match Play was also pretty sick. And what about that hooked chip around a tree at Riviera? You get the point, there's a lot of good stuff packed in that 4 minutes and 25 seconds. And, because of rights, that doesn't even include his dangerous security guard run-in slide-in at the Mast..

As much as Brooks Koepka has achieved over the past few years there was one particularly big hole left to fill on his résumé. And it's not a Masters title. No, we're talking about the ultimate status symbol for a sports star: appearing in a SportsCenter commercial. But now Brooks can check off this critical athletic accomplishment.
Brooks stars in not one, but two new ESPN commercials that are part of a collection of 12 new spots for the iconic—and we don't use that word lightly—This is SportsCenter franchise. And the World No. 1 shows off some pretty good acting chops.
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First, there's “The Putter Wipe” in which Koepka is watched closely by SportsCenter anchors Matt Barrie and Elle Duncan as he attempts to cut a PB&J sandwich:
Apparently, Koepka's cuts off the tee are more accurate. You also might notice that's not Brooks' normal caddie, Ricky Elliott. But don't worry, he hasn&..

Justin BerlThe baseball fates of the Moran brothers couldn't be more different. Older brother Brian Moran was drafted in the seventh round of the 2009 MLB Draft by the Seattle Mariners and spent the better part of the next 11 years bouncing around the minors, with brief pitstops for Tommy John surgery and even a stint in the independent Atlantic League. His path has been a winding one, to say the least. Little brother Colin, however, was drafted in 2013 and made his major league debut just three years later before being traded to the Pirates in 2018, where the third baseman has excelled, batting in 77 runs while posting a healthy .790 OPS this season. On Thursday night, however, their journeys finally converged at PNC Park, where Brian, after a decade of near misses and setbacks, finally made his major league debut only to find his little brother waiting for him at the plate.
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Tradition states that play in major championships defines whether players have had good or bad seasons (and careers). But is that giving them too much weight?

Paul Casey of England defied windy and rainy conditions and shot a 6-under 66 for a one-stroke lead in the opening round of the European Open on Thursday

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Dustin Johnson has routine knee surgery, should be back well before Presidents Cup