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Australian golfer Jarrod Lyle, 36, loses his battle with leukemia

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Australian golfer Jarrod Lyle has died at age 36 after a long struggle with cancer

2 tournaments in 1: Americans get last chance to qualify for Ryder Cup team at PGA

Justin Rose feels good ahead of the PGA Championship after withdrawing from last week's WGC-Bridgestone Invitational with back pain

Isabella Fierro defeats Alexa Pano 3-1 in match play on the opening day of the 2018 US Women's Amateur.

Now 50, former Tour pros Bowden, Uresti seek more time in the big-time

Brooks Koepka is now one of the marquee names in golf, becoming the first back-to-back U.S. Open champion in almost 30 years after winning at Shinnecock in June. Early last year, though, Koepka wasn't as well known, to the point where his girlfriend was mididentified on the broadcast. We're sure you've heard about it. As FOX Sports announcer Joe Buck described the scene as Koepka's girlfriend greeted him after the victory, Buck referred to her as his old girlfriend, Becky Edwards, and not his current girl, Jena Sims—who Koepka is still dating.
Buck and Koepka have both acknowledged the snafu in good humor, and they've become friendly after the fact, with Koepka getting to visit Buck in the booth of a baseball game on a couple occasions. Buck had fun with it, too, referring to Jena multiple times by name during the FOX broadcast this year at Shinnecock. And it appears Buck and Jena finally had a chance to meet at Bellerive early this week at the PGA Championship..

Jamie Squire/Getty ImagesIf you're like us, you've probably wondered how tour-player prize money gets paid out after tournaments. Thanks to an unfortunate situation involving Tommy Fleetwood on the eve of the PGA Championship, we now have somewhat of an answer. Although Fleetwood's team, now, are the ones really looking for answers.
Thanks to a tweet from the user @GregThornerGolf, who is a golf instructor in New England, he alerted us to the fact that his friend, who is apparently also named Tommy Fleetwood, received the 29-year-old Englishman's payout from his T-12 showing at Carnoustie.
We didn't know whether to believe this at first—so we went to the source. Fleetwood's wife, Clare, confirmed in an email to Golf Digest that this situation, is, in fact, true. And Fleetwood's team is now dealing with getting the funds back. Now we know: yes, tour pros receive a direct deposit like the rest of us working folk. And yes, even the world's best play..