Golf, by TourMiss

Cromwell, Connecticut … Russell Knox will not successfully defend his Travelers Championship title but it does not mean the Scot is not about to give up without a final round fight. Knox went into his third round well outside the top-50 but after a third day 68, and his lowest round of the week, the Scot heads into round four sharing 28th place at three under and trailing nine shots behind Jordan Spieth. Spieth birdied three of his closing four holes in a round of 66 to move to 12 under and ...

Cromwell, Connecticut …  Jordan Spieth retained his lead for a third day running birding three of his closing four holes heading to the final round of the Travelers Championship. The American posted a four under par 66 to move to 12 under and one clear of Boo Weekly who shot a 65 to be at 11 under. Spieth is looking not only to capture a tenth PGA Tour victory at the Travelers but only a second when the Texan has led start to finish, and with the first occasion being in capturing his first ...

Cromwell, CN … Paul Casey joked his regular caddy will be sticking needles in the doll of his replacement candy after the England golfer muscled his way into contention on day three of the Travelers Championship in Connecticut. Casey birdied five of his last 11 holes in a four under 66 and move into a share fourth place at eight under par and just four shots behind American Jordan Spieth with a round to contest on the TPC River Highlands course in Cromwell. The current World No. 6 ranked Spieth ...

Australian Dylan Perry was left lamenting in leading 4up with five holes to play only to lose the 122nd British Amateur Championship at the 38th hole at Royal St. Georges in Kent. Perry was looking to become the second Australian in seven years to win the prestigious event and not only secure entry into The Open next month but also the Masters next April. Instead the Musselbrook born Perry had to watch as England rival Harry Ellis was handed the gleaming trophy and in the process dedicating ...

The intricate and often bizarre interpretation of Rules of Golf again have come into question after an incident involving Dane Thorbjorn Olesen on day two of the BMW International Open in Germany. Olesen had hit his second shot into a greenside water hazard at the par-4 fourth hole on the Munich course. Naturally, he accepted the situation and took a penalty drop from the nearest point of relief and where the ball crossed into the hazard. However, and as does happen from time to time, it took ...

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