Adam Hadwin had a career season last year, one that included shooting a 59 and winning a PGA Tour event. But those two achievements didn't occur in the same week.While Hadwin's breakthrough victory came at the Valspar Championship in March, it was at the CareerBuilder Challenge in January when he first made headlines with a third-round 59 at La Quinta Country Club. Hadwin took a lead into the final round as a result, but he ultimately couldn't keep pace with Hudson Swafford.He went on to earn a spot at the Tour Championship, and Hadwin made his first career Presidents Cup appearance in October. Now the Canadian returns to Palm Springs, eager to improve on last year's result and hoping to earn a spot in the final group for a third straight year after a T-6 finish in 2016."A lot of good memories here in the desert," Hadwin told reporters. "I feel very comfortable here, very at home. Lots of Canadians, so it's always fun to play well in front of those crowds and hopefully looking forward to another good week."Hadwin's 59 last year was somewhat overshadowed, both by the fact that he didn't win the event and that it came just one week after Justin Thomas shot a 59 en route to victory at the Sony Open. But he's still among an exclusive club of just eight players to have broken 60 in competition on Tour and he's eager to get another crack at La Quinta on Saturday."If I'm in the same position on 18, I'm gunning for 58 this year," Hadwin said, "not playing safe for 59."
A former top-100 pro golfer was arrested Wednesday for poaching and unauthorized entry in a forest area in India. The Agence France-Presse reported that Jyoti Randhawa, a 46-year-old who was ranked in the top 100 of the Official World Golf Ranking as recently as 2009, and companion Mahesh Virajdar killed a red junglefowl at Dudhwa Tiger Reserve in Uttar Pradesh state.
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Watson had a heckler removed from Muirfield Village Golf Club after the man shouted insults at the two-time Masters champion as he approached the 18th green, and kept at it as the player stood over an 18-foot, 10-inch birdie putt he made to shoot 4 under par, leaving him in a tie for third entering today's final round.
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Graeme McDowell guaranteed himself a tee time in his hometown of Portrush, Northern Ireland, for The Open Championship this year after grabbing one of three spots available to top-10 finishers in the Canadian Open this weekend. McDowell holed a hard-breaking 29-footer for par on the par-4 18th to shoot 68 on Sunday and finish in […]
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Graeme McDowell guaranteed himself a tee time in his hometown of Portrush, Northern Ireland, for The Open Championship this year after grabbing one of three spots available to top-10 finishers in the Canadian Open this weekend.. McDowell holed a hard-breaking 29-footer for par on the par-4 18th to shoot 68 on Sunday and finish in a tie for eighth.
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The season long race to Dubai comes to a conclusion at the DP World Tour Championship where Danny Willett is trying to win for the first time since the Masters and Francesco Molinari is poised to
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One of the longest hitters on the PGA Tour, Jason Kokrak put his advantage off the tee to use Friday, carding a 5-under 65 despite windy conditions to move into contention at the McGladrey Classic.
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Veteran Paula Creamer will replace injured Jessica Korda on the U.S. team at the Solheim Cup next week. U.S. captain Juli Inkster announced the move Tuesday after Korda
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FARMINGDALE, N.Y. - History could be on Tiger Woods' side this week. The last time the PGA Championship was played in May, the winner was the same man who won the Masters a month earlier.
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