Viktor Hovland of Norway equaled a tour record of 17 straight rounds in the 60s, hours after another Norwegian, Suzann Pettersen, holed the winning putt in the Solheim Cup

Suzann Pettersen, after 17 years in professional golf, announces her retirement after Solheim Cup win.

Parting shot: Pettersen wins dramatic Solheim Cup for Europe then retires

Europe regains Solheim Cup, beats US 14 1/2-13 1/2

Sergio Garcia wins 100th edition of KLM Open

Golf Channel reported during Sunday's broadcast that Lexi Thompson was suffering from back spasms and wasn't sure if she could start or finish her singles match

Joaquin Niemann shot a 2-under 68 to take a two-stroke in A Military Tribute at the Greenbrier

Jerry Kelly leads PGA Tour Champions' Ally Challenge

When it comes to yelling “FORE!” on an errant tee shot, a better-safe-than-sorry policy is best—especially at a golf tournament where thousands of fans are potentially in the line of fire. In fact, there was a bit of a dustup at this year's Open Championship when Robert McIntyre confronted playing partner Kyle Stanley for not yelling it on a shot that wound up hitting his caddie's mom in the crowd. So, seriously, when in doubt, just say, “FORE!”
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But when a non-player got a little carried away screaming this four-letter warning at the Solheim Cup on Saturday, Lexi Thompson, had a hilarious reaction. Thompson had just pushed her tee shot on the drivable par-4 14th at Gleneagles and she instantly pointed right to let everyone know where her golf ball was heading. But in the following clip, you can hear someone give a blood-curdling “FORE!” to which Thompson turned and said, “Jeez, it's not that bad.” Have a look and list..

Sergio Garcia and Callum Shinkwin both shot six-under 66s Saturday to share the lead at 15-under after the third round of the KLM Open