PGA Tour FedEx Cup: Sepp Straka stays on top but expect movement at Genesis Invitational
PGA Tour FedEx Cup points update entering the Genesis Invitational: Sepp Straka remains first, Thomas Detry close behind.
Defending champion Jake Knapp headlines field for 2025 Mexico Open at VidantaWorld
The West Coast Swing finishes with the PGA Tour heading south of the border for the Mexico Open at VidantaWorld. Its position in the schedule is just ahead of the Florida Swing but right after a ...
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Genesis Invitational expert picks and predictions with our PGA Pro’s best bets for the 2025 FedEx Cup tournament
The Sporting News' golf pro, Keith Stewart of Read the Line, provides his full betting preview for the 2025 Genesis ...
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2025 FedEx Cup Standings: Current top 20 players list, and FedEx Cup FAQ
Wondering who are the top players on the current FedEx Cup standings? This space answers that and much more about ...
Viktor Hovland appears to be using a center-shafted Ping prototype putter at Genesis Invitational
While Hovland's previous putter has a single shaft bend design that enters the head near the toe and creates some toe-hang, the prototype mallet is center-shafted, with the hosel being positioned ...
Michael Kim Is Staying Sincere on Social Media While Vying for Signature Event Status
The 31-year-old has developed into a sensation online for his openness about the ups and downs of playing on the PGA Tour while trying to play his best golf.
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PGA Tour FedEx Cup: Sepp Straka overhauls Hideki Matsuyama with strong finish at Pebble Beach
Matsuyama had led the FedEx Cup standings through the first four events, mostly due to the chunk of 700 points he got for winning The Sentry, the season's opening tournament. Straka earned 500 ...
Collin Morikawa pledging funds, repping L.A. at relocated Genesis
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Maverick McNealy learns that winning late in the year is not as rewarding as winning early
Nick Taylor and Harris English failed to finish in the top 50 in the FedEx Cup last year, which is no longer a problem. By winning in Honolulu (Taylor) and San Diego (English) , they are in the $20 ...