If you've been watching HBO's new Stephen King adaptation The Outsider, then you are probably starting to piece together the mystery (and if you aren't, this is where I spoil it for you): An “it” with the ability to replicate human likenesses has been committing heinous crimes under the guise of local do-gooders, dooming these innocent people to prison (and fates worse than that) before slinking off into the form of another doppelgänger. I bring all of this up not because I think you should watch it or anything—it's fine—but because when I saw this story about a random grandmother discovering Jimmy Garoppolo's literal 1950s clone while watching the Super Bowl after crushing out a pair of episodes last night, I knew immediately what was happening up there in the San Fran fog.
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That's Tyrone Power—1950s movie star and current vessel for whatever dark spirit is plying its trade as quarterback of the S..

The governing bodies did not specify what will come next, but argues that golf will be harmed if distances increases are allowed to continue

The PGA Tour returns to one of its most iconic venues for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

If you lose your balance trying to make a longer swing, you’re dead.

If your last look is at the hole, you probably won’t get the ball started with enough room to break.

Rory McIlroy is poised to move back to No. 1 in the Official World Golf Ranking thanks to improved putting that began with an unusual practice drill.

The year is 2020. Everything's a hoax. Everyone's a crook. It's all smoke, mirrors, and Instagram filters. Nothing is what it seems unless what it seems like is a lie. We don't need a new Matrix movie. We're living it. Only our Neo isn't called Neo at all. He goes by Barkley . . . Charles Barkley.
In recent years, the big-boned wellness guru has made it his personal mission to drag the modern world out of the darkness and into the light, and this week—inspired by the French Onion Dip Christmas known as the Super Bowl—he's set his sights on the collected scourges of kale and yoga. YOU'RE JUST A PAWN IN BIG LETTUCE'S TWISTED GAME, PEOPLE. OPEN YOUR EYES, THE TRUTH IS WAITING.
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“I think kale is just lettuce,” he says, ignoring the fact he's never tried either substance. “They just change the name so they can charge you more.”
MIND. BLOWN.
But undercover Chuck doesn't stop there, t..

Webb Simpson's remarkable putting turnaround has made the 34-year-old one of the world's best golfers again.

Clive BrunskillCoco Gauff is 15 years old, and already beating grand slam champions. Sloane Stephens was 24 when she won the U.S. Open. Madison Keys is still only 24. Amanda Anisimova, who lit up the French Open last year, is 18. Taylor Townsend, the serve-and-volleyer who took down Simona Halep at Flushing Meadows, is 24.
All of them have received their fair share of attention, and rightly so—American women's tennis is in a relatively good place, even if we haven't seen the emergence of stars on the level of the Williams sisters quite yet…a bar so high it's dizzying. Among the youth movement, though, Sofia Kenin was the dark horse that the mainstream couldn't quite predict. It's not for a lack of record; in fact, Kenin was a top junior with plenty of hype, and she won three times on the WTA as a 20-year-old last year. It's more her personality and her game, which are understated, consistent, and grounded by one of the toughest competitive personalities ..