SAN DIEGO Patrick Rodgers shimmied up the leaderboard Saturday at the Farmers Insurance Open, climbing 10 spots to take a share of the lead with Brandt Snedeker going into the final round.But this could be a wild free-for-all Sunday, with a dozen players within two shots of the lead.1 Rodgers is part of that gifted Class of 2011. Its a golden boy group of talented PGA Tour players who graduated the same year in high school. Rodgers, Ollie Schniederjans and Cheng Tsung Pan all have a chance Sunday to make that class even more celebrated by joining Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas, Daniel Berger and Emiliano Grillo as Tour winners.2 Brandt Snedeker is looking to join the likes of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson this week. Hes looking to join them as the only players to win this PGA Tour event in back-to-back years. Snedeker won here in 2012 and 16. Woods (7) and Mickelson (3) are the only players who have won this event three or more times in its 65-year history.3 Stewart Cink would love to script the best feel good story of the year. Cinks wife, Lisa, is battling Stage 4 breast cancer, but she is at his side, walking every hole. She scheduled one of her monoclonal antibody treatments at the UC San Diego Hospital Monday as part of her recovery regimen so she could be with Stewart again this week.4 Pat Perez practically grew up at Torrey Pines. He first played the course when he was 11, then started working on the range when he was 13. He tied for second three here three years ago, his best finish in 15 starts in this event.
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Coming into the 2019 season, Day has been battling inflammation in his lower back - he had to pull out at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and struggled through the Dell Technologies Match Play.
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But in September last year Thompson's grandmother died, prompting the golfer to step away from social media for a period. "The events of the past year and a half (on and off the golf course) have taken a tremendous toll on me both mentally and emotionally," added Thompson. "I have not truly felt like myself for quite some time.
2019 U.S. Open picks: Ranking the field 1-25 by most likely to win at Pebble Beach When one of the 10 best players of all time barely cracks your top 25 on a course where he's won five times
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Three-time major winner Padraig Harrington will be out of action until next month after breaking a bone in his wrist. The 47-year-old Dubliner will miss European Tour events in Abu Dhabi and Dubai later this month. Harrington is now targeting a first appearance of the season at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am on 7-10 February.
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Austin flirted with breaking the 100-degree mark Sunday for the first time this year, but an unusually strong cold front sweeping through Central Texas overnight is expected to cut the swelter
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Choi needs low Saturday round to make the cut at AT&T Source: The Golf Channel PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. - Hosung Choi will need a low round Saturday at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am to make the cut in his first PGA Tour start, but even if he makes an early exit, he's hoping he'll soon be saying hello again to American fans.
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Sebastian Munoz set himself up for his first PGA TOUR win with a steady 2-under 68 as the Colombian sits at 14-under and leads by two over Robert Streb at the Greenbrier Classic. Streb shot 65 on Saturday to keep the pressure on, while rookie Xander Schauffele (66) and former prodigy Jamie Lovemark
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