Canada’s Brooke Henderson two off lead at Women’s PGA Championshihp
The 17-year-old Henderson had five birdies and five bogeys in an up-and-down round with father Dave as caddie. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
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Tiger Woods shoots career-worst 85 at the Memorial
He is in last place, meaning he would play as a single Sunday for the first time in his career. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Suzann Pettersen wins the Manulife LPGA Classic by one shot
Hamilton’s Alena Sharp had an up-and-down day with three birdies and four bogeys to finish 1-over par for the round and 10-under for the tournament and in a tie for 27th place. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Suzann Pettersen one to catch at Manulife LPGA Classic
Pettersen has history on her side. She’s won the last four tournaments she’s led or was co-leader after 36 holes. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Brooke Henderson draws crowds, but Tiger’s niece ties record at Manulife LPGA Classic
Cheyenne Woods joined Cristie Kerr and K.P. Kongkraphan in tying the course record with 9-under 63s. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Tiger Woods beginning busy stretch on PGA Tour
With U.S. Open on the horizon, former world No. 1 is looking to get his game in shape at the Memorial. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Canadian Open returns to Glen Abbey in 2016
Glen Abbey hosted the event in 2013 but that marked its first appearance there since hosting consecutive tournaments in 2008 and ’09. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Canada’s Brooke Henderson gets sponsor’s exemption to play in Manulife LPGA Classic
The $ 1.5-million tournament is moving from Waterloo, Ont., to nearby Cambridge this year. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
American Pharoah wins Preakness, sets up Triple Crown attempt
American Pharoah will bring a six-race winning streak into Belmont on June 6. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Chris Kirk wins Colonial with clutch putt at 18th
Kirk was one stroke better than Masters champion Jordan Spieth, playing partner Brandt Snedeker and Jason Bohn. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading