Van Dam, Ryu, Ji share LPGA Tour lead at Lake Merced

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When Noah Syndergaard began his 2019 campaign, something looked … different. His long, blonde hair that earned him the “Thor” moniker was still both long and blonde, but he had it in a pony tail in his very first start against the Washington Nationals in D.C. Here's a good look:
FacebookPinterestPatrick McDermottIn his very next start, this time at home against the Nats, Syndergaard alternated between man bun and pony tail during the game (A+ journalism-ing right now. you're welcome):
FacebookPinterestMichael HeimanFacebookPinterestAl BelloSince those first two starts, Syndergaard has continued to alternate, a sign that he can't make up his damn mind. Baseball players are notorious for being both superstitious and being creatures of habit. After four strong years as one of the MLB's top flamethrowers, why on earth would Thor change up his long, flowing, intimidating look to the “do you want room for milk?” man bun Brooklyn barista look? An odd move, to say the lea..

Dozens of golfers at Quail Hollow pay tribute to UNC Charlotte victims with green ribbons

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No. 18 at Pebble Beach is one of the most famous finishing holes in golf. It’s a dogleg-left par 5 with the ocean all along the left side.

It's a good thing country music stars know so much about fixing ol' pick-up trucks. Because Gary Allan's golf escapades did a number on his set of wheels.
Cart wheels, to be exact. Allan, in Texas for a concert, apparently had too much fun during his round at TPC San Antonio—home of the PGA Tour's Valero Texas Open—flipping his cart into a bunker:
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“Maybe too much to drink on the course today,” Allan said of the accident. Personally, felt like he missed a golden pun opportunity involving “Tipsy.”
Luckily no one was seriously injured, although I'm sure the course wasn't thrilled with Allan's confessed day-drinking. Conversely, given Allan is the author of songs like “Get off on the Pain,” “Pieces” and “Wrecking Ball,” maybe we shouldn't be surprised by the self-destructive adventure. We can only pray this inspires a new honky-tonk tune—perhaps “There's Sand in my Whiskey”?—from Allan.
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