Danny Lee gets hot early, cools late and settles for 9-under 62 to lead Mayakoba Golf Classic in Mexico

I have never played the video game Call of Duty so I can't speak to the bonds of friendship created by sharing a (fake) foxhole. But the following video will prove that technology does in fact bring people, including PGA Tour pros, from all over the world together. And can even lead to (gasp!) face-to-face meetings between millennials.
Here's the backstory. Apparently, Harold Varner III and Carlos Ortiz are hooked on Call of Duty in addition to being PGA Tour pros. Hey, you've got to pass all that time spent in hotels somehow, right? But at some point while playing with each other remotely, they came across a guy named Arturo. This young man from Mexico was so good at the game that Varner and Ortiz became virtual teammates with him and eventually actual friends spending as much as five hours a day talking with him while they played. And with the tour coming to Mexico for this week's Mayakoba Golf Classic, the trio decided to take their friendship to the next level—o..

Zander Lombard shot 65 to overtake fellow South African Louis Oosthuizen and take a two-shot lead after two rounds at the Nedbank Golf Challenge

Zander Lombard shot 65 to overtake fellow South African Louis Oosthuizen and take a two-shot lead after two rounds at the Nedbank Golf Challenge

Belgium's Thomas Detry was the beneficiary of one of the all-time luckiest bounces you'll ever see in golf, and maybe all of sports.

A prodigy from the Monterey Peninsula, Mina Harigae turned pro at 19, was forced to return to Q School at 30, and feels her best days are ahead of her

Last year, Matt Kuchar won with local caddie David (El Tucan) Ortiz, then created a controversy by paying him only $5,000. This year, El Tucan will caddie for Rob Oppenheim

Chung Sung-Jun/Getty ImagesThe European Tour is in Sun City, South Africa (A+ name) this week for the Nedbank Golf Challenge. The tournament, held at the Gary Player Country Club, is an important one for a number of reasons—most notably, it’s the penultimate event in the Race to Dubai and it’s part of the lucrative Rolex Series. The winner this week will take home roughly $2.5 million(!).
If that’s not enough to get drum up your interest, maybe the priceless animal-human interactions we tend to see to see on Nedbank week will do the trick. Sun City is located about 115 miles northwest of Johannesburg, adjacent to the Pilanesberg National Park and game reserve. As you may have guessed, the area is teeming with wildlife. And said wildlife aren’t the least bit shy.
During Thursday’s opening round, Tommy Fleetwood posted a video of a tee shot that found the fairway. Two mongooses—it is indeed mongooses and not mongeese, by the way—took keen interest in the Callaway, and immediately rushed ..

Fashion-forward tips from Kathryn Newton, one of the biggest golfers in Hollywood, for killing your outfit before your next big event

Heavy rain washes out opening round of Mayakoba Classic until Friday