The Wake Forest senior made the risky move to stay in school rather than turn pro to start 2019. It paid off with a win at the Augusta National Women's Amateur

The USGA, R&A have been working almost a year and a half on the Distance Insights Report. Golf industry executives are anxious to find out what it will say

The International team wanted to at least hang with the powerful U.S. team in the Presidents Cup

Ernie Els is trying to stir memories of Royal Melbourne in 1998 to inspire his International team in the Presidents Cup

Tiger Woods played the best of any American with his six birdies as he and Justin Thomas won the opening match of the Presidents Cup

It seemed as if Patrick Reed wanted to hear it from the hecklers sooner than later

Tiger Woods had a great day in his return to the Presidents Cup as a player

Glenn JamesOn Tuesday, Dallas Stars General Manager Jim Nill announced the firing of head coach Jim Montgomery, which came as a huge shock to the hockey world for a number of reasons. Not only is Dallas is off to a decent start to the season, but Montgomery had taken the Stars to the second round of the playoffs a year ago, his first season has the head coach. All in all, not a bad year and change at the pro level for the former University of Denver head man.
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But the most shocking aspect of the firing were the accusations Nill made against Montgomery, stating that it was for “unprofessional conduct,” and that the alleged conduct went against the organization's “core values.” What Nill meant specifically is unclear, which has only added to the mysterious nature of Montgomery's dismissal.
As SB Nation's Taylor Baird and Logan Stark astutely pointed out in this blog, this is ..

For the first time since early November, the Boston Bruins have hit a bit of a skid. Following a 9-0-1 10-game stretch, the B's have lost three in a row, including a pair of defeats at home, where they'd previously not lost in regulation this season. As if those two Ls weren't stunning enough, their most recent loss came on the road against the Ottawa Senators, one of the worst teams in the league. So you'll have to forgive the Bruins, particularly right winger Brett Ritchie, for feeling a bit out of sorts, both on and off the ice.
Ritchie, who is just 17 games into his Bruins career, spoke with reporters on Wednesday morning and was asked about the team's recent struggles. In typical hockey guy fashion, he answered with a cliche, but then followed up the cliche by bungling what could be the easiest math problem he'll ever have in his life:
https://twitter.com/SWhyno/status/1204798823723413515
If you carry the 1, this checks out. Maybe not actually.
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Phil Mickelson's streak of playing in 24 consecutive team events for the United States is coming to an end this week, as Phil did not qualify for the Presidents Cup matches at Royal Melbourne. Before the action starts, Mickelson shared his TV-watching setup from his house (or one of his houses, at least), and it's quite possibly the most glorious sports setup we've seen.
Five TVs, theoretically to watch all five fourballs sessions on Day 1 of action from Royal Melbourne, is incredible. To be honest, we'd bet the U.S. and International team captains are even envious of this setup—what better way to keep track of every shot hit by both sides?
You need to see the setup to believe it. And you also need to see the A-1 calf flex, all while drinking some sort of concoction out of a replica Presidents Cup? It doesn't get more Phil Mickelson than this…
https://twitter.com/PhilMickelson/status/1204827982763843586?s=20
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