If you thought Vijay Singh's now viral workout routine couldn't get any more viral—if you thought his overnight transformation into the Ivan Drago of the Champions Tour couldn't get any more Drago—we have a newsflash for you, Walter Cronkite: It can. But it wasn't a Foreigner-soundtracked training montage or a kung-fu dojo sabbatical that truly set Singh's golf gladiator schtick over the top. It was simply a glove.
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On the surface, this is just a regular old game of medicine ball catch, which, despite the impressive zip Vijay's putting on that thing, pales in comparison to some of his previously documented gym routines (smacking a heavy bag with a stick, smacking a large tire with a larger stick, smacking a smaller tire with a smaller stick, et al.). Throw a glove on it, however, and suddenly the whole thing veers, tires squealing, toward crazy town.
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How Amy Bockerstette, a golfer with Down Syndrome, navigated three shots at the Waste Management Phoenix Open can be instructive for everyone.

At 48 and with his 44th PGA Tour win secured at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Phil Mickelson remains one of golf's best players. And also one of its most mercurial

Phil Mickelson makes it 5 wins at Pebble Beach with 3-shot victory over Paul Casey

C FlaniganClint Eastwood is a lot of things. Actor. Director. American icon. Daimler-Chrysler salesman of the month. Over the past 60 years, Eastwood has shaped modern definitions of masculinity, coined 10,000 catchphrases, and changed Hollywood forever, but as Sunday proved, one thing he most definitely isn't is a golf analyst. Joining Jim Nantz and Nick Faldo in the booth at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am on Sunday, Eastwood spent his screen time listening intently (read: napping) and gazing longingly at the surf like it was a bridge in Madison County. All told, Eastwood's foray into the wild world of televised golf was a brief one, but that didn't stop it from becoming from an almost immediate meme:
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Accra brings additional feel to these high-speed tour shafts, but the TZ6 actually has a tip section more responsive than some of the company's lightweight shafts

In 2005, Edoardo Molinari became the first (and still, only) Italian to win the U.S. Amateur. We're guessing he's also probably the only champ capable of remembering every name on the coveted Havemeyer Trophy going all the way back to 1895.
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Although his nickname is “Dodo,” Molinari is anything but. The brother of reigning British Open champ Francesco and a three-time European Tour winner himself, Molinari possesses a remarkable memory. And it's something he shows off from time to time by memorizing an entire deck of cards. Check it out:
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OK, so Bryson DeChambeau, a fellow U.S. Amateur champ, can probably do that while simultaneously conducting an experiment on static electricity. But still, nicely done, Dodo. Learn a few more card tricks and you could make a killing doing children's birthday parties in the off-season.
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Grant HalversonLet's make a quick list of all the extremely impressive feats the Virginia men's basketball team accomplished in the 2017-18 season:
1. Started the season unranked in a supposed “rebuilding year,” ended the season as the top ranked team in basketball.
2. Won the ACC regular season title with a 17-1 record, which was the best mark in the toughest conference in American since 1999, and one of just two one-loss ACC campaigns this millennium (Maryland's '01-'02 national title team was the other). Their only loss, against Virginia Tech, came in overtime.
3. Beat Duke at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
4. Became the only ACC team this millennium to win every conference road game.
5. Won the ACC tournament, becoming only the fourth team this decade to win both conference titles.
6. Finished with the statistically best defense in the nation.
That's not a good year—that's a great year. In fact, it's probably one of the greatest in recent memory. Bu..

From drama in the dark at Pebble Beach to Phil Mickelson to one of the best shots on tour this season, what you missed in golf.

Phil Mickelson was on an absolute roll on Sunday at Pebble Beach, and like anybody who has ever been in the zone on the golf course, he did not want to stop playing. Never mind the fact that the sun had set, and it was bordering on being pitch black out. Lefty would not take no for an answer, and could be heard saying “I can see fine,” on the CBS broadcast, despite all signs pointing to the contrary.
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Even after PGA Tour rules official Mark Russell explained to Mickelson that they would be returning on Monday to finish, and Paul Casey could be seen marking his ball on the 16th green, Mickelson was on a mission. He stormed to the 17th tee, still hoping he could at least hit one more tee shot, make a par and try to persuade everyone to finish the 18th in the darkness. He was not successful in this endeavor, and when the horn sounded, Mickelson's reaction was captured on the 17th tee, an..