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When you factor in weather, the decrease in rounds played bucked historical trends.
Johnny Miller set for broadcasting finale at Phoenix Open
Telling it like he sees it: Johnny Miller to serve as NBC's lead golf analyst one final time during third round of Phoenix Open
Brooks Koepka takes following in Tiger Woods’ footsteps to new level by getting fans to move a boulder
Ross KinnairdBrooks Koepka was only 8 when Tiger Woods famously enlisted members of his gallery to move a boulder that was deemed a loose impediment during the 1999 Phoenix Open. It's doubtful he dreamed of someday being in the same situation (we're guessing winning majors was more of a priority), but if he did, Koepka got that opportunity on Friday.
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Incredibly, nearly 20 years to the exact date of Tiger's creative maneuver, Koepka also found himself literally between a rock and a hard place in the second round of the Saudi International. And with a little help from some fans, the 28-year-old was able to get relief as well. Check out this crazy scene on the 15th hole:
https://twitter.com/GolfChannel/status/1091364537910075392
Wait a minute. What's the point of all that time in the gym if you can't lift your own boulder? C'mon, Brooks.
Unfortunately, Koepka wound up making bogey on the hole and shooting ..
Pitcher has clubs stolen at Waste Management Phoenix Open, proceeds to fall for online hoax
Ben Jared(Photo by Ben Jared/PGA TOUR)Archie Bradley got to play in the Waste Management Phoenix Open pro-am on Wednesday. That was the good. The rest of the week, not so much.
Bradley, a lights-out reliever for the Arizona Diamondbacks, took to Twitter to announce his clubs had been stolen at TPC Scottsdale:
https://twitter.com/ArchieBradley7/status/1090783030946549761
And to make matters worse, he initially believed he found them online, up for sale:
https://twitter.com/ArchieBradley7/status/1091047618887725057
Only the advertisement's poster revealed he was playing a joke, one that backfired:
https://twitter.com/Frankli98876502/status/1091065772800180230
https://twitter.com/Frankli98876502/status/1091065944666001408
Yeah, hilarious prank, kid. However, don't feel too bad for Bradley, as he ended up with a new set of sticks via PXG:
https://twitter.com/ArchieBradley7/status/1091044913783939072
In a related note, my bag was recently swiped at the airport as well. Just in cas..
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Johnson holds 3-shot lead at Saudi International after 61
Dustin Johnson shot a 9-under 61 and took a three-stroke lead after two rounds of the Saudi International
New California sports bar Costanza’s will always have one TV playing ‘Seinfeld’ on loop
Seinfeld and sports have always been inextricably, inexplicably connected. We've written about it extensively if you're into such things, but from Keith Hernandez to THE DEVILSSSSS, the show about nothing has always fixated on one of modern life's biggest somethings—sports and, more specifically, fandom. Now, a new Sacramento sports bar dubbed Costanza's is about to return the favor, dedicating one of their TVs to streaming Seinfeld on loop. . .forever.
FacebookPinterestSet to open on Super Bowl Sunday, Costanza's is your usual sports bar fare—there's a platoon of flatscreens, a self-serve beer wall, and something called “smoked meat food options” until 3 a.m.—but when a group of friends came together to give decades-old Sacramento watering hole Distillery an update, they decided to give it a little extra magic loogie. Just check out owner “Mo' Dranks”, who has been passing out drink tokens all over town in advance of Costanza's Super Bowl bris, ..
Gary Player’s son says arrest and civil trial are misunderstandings, details horrific week in prison
Speaking to Golf Digest on Thursday, Wayne Player—son of golf legend Gary Player—gave his side of the story.
Golf Twitter has a new obsession in Oklahoma State amateur Matthew Wolff
Golf Twitter has a new obsession in Oklahoma State amateur Matthew Wolff