Late birdies give Michelle Wie Women’s British Open lead
American star recovers from slow start in opening round, leads I.K. Kim by one stroke. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
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Vegas gambles and wins second straight Canadian Open: Feschuk
Jhonattan Vegas passes up safe play and goes for green from fairway bunker in playoff with Charley Hoffman at Glen Abbey. The rest is history. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Low Canadian little consolation as ‘curse of Pat Fletcher’ lingers at Open
Mackenzie Hughes collects Rivermead Cup as top homegrown finisher in the Canadian Open. He was hoping for much more. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Birdies give Cristie Kerr lead at Ladies Scottish Open
Hall of Famer Karrie Webb one stroke back after second round. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Swafford grabs share of Canadian Open lead at rain-soaked Glen Abbey
‘It’s about as gettable as I’ve seen this golf course.’ TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Success is in the bag for Canadian golf club master Vokey: Feschuk
Hall-bound Bob Vokey designs wedges so good that top golfers rework endorsement deals to guarantee access to his Titleist-forged wonders. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
In-Kyung Kim notches second LPGA win of the season at Marathon Classic
Kim joined fellow South Korean player So Yeon Ryu as the only multiple winners this season. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Angry swing costs Sergio Garcia at British Open
Masters champion hurts his shoulder, but still finishes at 1-under 69. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Spieth and Koepka lead way with 65s at British Open
Manley sat atop the British Open’s leaderboard briefly Thursday, despite only making one tournament cut since February. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
New owners of Formula One look to address lack of corporate sponsors, adapt to digital age
World’s top auto racing series also may consider pulling out of countries known as human rights violators, such as Bahrain and Azerbaijan. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading