Thomas Keeps Lead at John Deere

Justin Thomas held onto his lead at the John Deere Classic by a single stroke on a day of low scores that included the resurgence of world No. 2 Jordan Spieth. Thomas fired a 4-under 67 to reach 12-under, giving him a 1-stroke lead over Johnson Wagner and Tom Gillis. Wagner fired an 8-under 63, … Continue reading Thomas Keeps Lead at John Deere →

Thomas, Thompson Lead John Deere

Justin Thomas and Nicholas Thompson each fired an 8-under 63 to share the lead at the John Deere Classic after one round Thursday as a whopping 20 players shot at least 5 strokes under par. Thomas went on two incredible birdie runs, five in six holes between No. 3 and No. 8, and another 5 … Continue reading Thomas, Thompson Lead John Deere →

Harris English Takes Lead at Torrey Pines

Only three players have managed to score in the 60s on each of the first two days of the Farmers Insurance Open, which is why Harris English (68-66 - 134) has the lead after 36 holes. English fired a 66 on Friday to drop to 10-under par, rising from 11th to first on the leaderboard … Continue reading Harris English Takes Lead at Torrey Pines →

Thompson ‘Twins’ Atop Farmers After Day 1

Americans Nicholas and Michael (no relation) Thompson fired a 64 and 65, respectively, to take the top two spots on the leaderboard after the first round of the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines on Thursday. A two-hour fog delay saw 42 players unable to complete their first rounds and also saw Tiger Woods withdraw … Continue reading Thompson ‘Twins’ Atop Farmers After Day 1 →

Sang-Moon Bae Makes FedExCup Field on Final Hole

It's likely Sang-Moon Bae's parents told him growing up about the problem of waiting until the last minute to do things; but they likely never said anything about waiting until the final hole. Bae finished strong at the Wyndham Championship on Sunday, giving himself a six-spot boost in the final regular-season FedExCup standings, which was … Continue reading Sang-Moon Bae Makes FedExCup Field on Final Hole →