Weather, darkness delay LPGA’s Kingsmill Championship
Australian Minjee Lee leads American Alison Lee by four strokes. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
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Frenchwoman leads LPGA’s Kingsmill Championship
France’s Perrine Delacour took advantage of Alison Lee’s late two-hole meltdown. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Players Championship leaderboard crowded with unknown names
Three golfers, at the tourney for the first time, are within two shots of the lead, while Tiger Woods is struggling after two double bogeys. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Canada’s David Hearn two off lead at The Players Championship
Kevin Na and Jerry Kelly share the lead while Hearn, Rickie Fowler, Chris Kirk and Branden Grace are two back. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Canada’s David Hearn tied for lead at The Players Championship
Two dozen players broke 70, while 76 players in the 144-man field were at par or better. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Rory McIlroy wins Match Play Championship
Gary Woodland conceded the 16th hole, and McIlroy captured his second World Golf Championship with a 4-and-2 victory. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Lee Westwood outlasts Jordan Spieth at Match Play Championship
Louis Oosthuizen, Gary Woodland, Danny Willett of England and Hunter Mahan also went 3-0 in group play to advance to Saturday’s matches. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Hole-in-one helps J.B. Holmes build lead at Cadillac Championship
Dustin Johnson also aced 4th hole to stay tied for second with Bubba Watson heading into final round at PGA event in Doral, Fla. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Brendon de Jonge tops tight leaderboard at Valspar Championship
Only seven shots separated de Jonge from the players who made the cut on the number. TORONTO STAR | SPORTS | GOLF Continue reading
Dustin Johnson, in fifth start since his leave, smashes way to victory at the Cadillac Championship
DORAL, Fla. — A month after he returned from his curious leave of absence, Dustin Johnson was posing with another big trophy. In a power show Sunday on the Blue Monster, Johnson was flawless on the back nine and blasted two big drives to finish off a 3-under 69 and win the Cadillac Championship for his second World Golf Championship title. Johnson took advantage of a collapse by J.B. Holmes, who lost a five-shot lead and closed with a 75 to finish one shot behind. Masters champion Bubba Watson opened with four birdies in seven holes to lead by two … Continue reading