Kevin Na birdied four of the first eight holes, shooting a 4-under 66 and cruising to a four-shot victory over Tony Finau at Colonial

Ken Tanigawa overcame a three-shot deficit on the back nine to pass defending champion Paul Broadhurst and win the Senior PGA Championship

In addition to a $1.314 million first prize, the winner at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth will also receive a one-of-a-kind restored 1973 Dodge Challenger

Bernd Wiesberger held on to win the Made in Denmark tournament on Sunday for his fifth European Tour title at the Himmerland Golf & Spa Resort

You'd think at an event called “Tiger Jam” that everything would go Tiger Woods' way. This was not the case on Saturday night for the Masters champion during a game of Texas Hold 'Em against Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook.
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Westbrook was among the many celebrities in attendance for Tiger's 8th annual Poker Night at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, and he found himself in a heated battle with the host on one of the final hands. Both Westbrook and Woods went all in before the dealer even made the flop, with Woods holding a King of clubs and a Ace of spades and Westbrook holding a pair of Queens, one of clubs the other of diamonds. As the dealer finally made the flop, the first card that could be seen was an Ace, causing Wood to celebrate early as he now had a pair of Aces, one of the best hands you can have in Texas Hold 'Em.
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This week at the European Tour's Made in Denmark, players have to walk through a beer tent to get to the 14th tee, a stroll that promised to provide some epic “scenes” as they say in Europe. The best moment of all may have already occurred on Saturday though, and it involves a 43-year-old man dancing. We'll explain.
Jamie Donaldson walked off the 13th green at two over on his round, having failed to get much of anything going up to that point. That didn't stop him from cutting up a damn rug in the beer tent, as he channeled his inner Michael Jackson and unleashed some serious moves to the delight of the Heineken-swigging crowd:
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Absolute “SCENES” indeed. Who knew Donaldson had such swagger? The grooviness gave him a nice jolt, as Donaldson promptly birdied the 14th hole to get back to one over. He stumbled home with bogeys at 15 and 17 to card a three-over 74, but that doesn't matter, because he won over the..