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Korea’s K.H. Lee had a sniff at glory before settling for a career-best joint runner-up finish behind winner Brooks Koepka following
Dustin Johnson earned his second Saudi International powered by SoftBank Investment Advisers title in three years after holding off
K.H. Lee produced a glorious eagle, birdie finish to stay in contention at the Waste Management Phoenix Open on Saturday.
A third
Dustin Johnson continued his love affair with Royal Greens Golf and Country Club as he opened up a two-shot lead heading into the
Steve Stricker had just shot 66 to reach 11 under, which put him in the early second-round lead at the Waste Management Phoenix
Korea’s K.H. Lee hit all 18 greens in regulation en route to a 5-under 66 to share sixth place after the first round of the Waste
Co-leader Matthew NeSmith nearly made a hole-in-one on the par-3 16th -- and barely got a reaction from the few fans. Xander
04 February 2021: David Horsey and Stephen Gallacher were delighted with their upturn in form on day one of the
World Number One Dustin Johnson is excited to get started at the Saudi International powered by SoftBank Investment Advisers, as the
Saudi Arabia continues to make its presence felt on the global sporting stage by hosting some of the world’s most exciting new
Defending champion Graeme McDowell is aiming to recapture the momentum he built up last season when he tees it up once again at the
01 February 2021: Patrick Reed is at his best when he is under pressure. He almost craves it. So perhaps it was a foregone conclusion