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TPC Boston, MA ... There is at least one golfer Paul Casey need not fear heding to the final round and that is Rory McIlroy as England’s top world ranked golfer seeks to win the Dell Technology Championship at TPC Boston. For a second year running Casey has put himself in contention to win the event and also in the process claim a long overdue second PGA Tour triumph since capturing the 2009 Shell Houston Open. Casey birdied three of his closing six holes in a four-under par 67 to move into third ...

TPC  Boston, MA … Russell Knox is assured of playing all four rounds in the Dell Technologies Championship after posting a pair of 72s for a two-over tally. However, the Scot had to call for a referee at his last hole with he and playing partners, Anirban Lahiri and Bud Cauley could not determine when Knox’s ball had crossed into a hazard pin-high right of the flag at 18. He said:  “We all were not sure where my ball had rolled into the hazard so hence the call for a referee. “Overall ...

TPC Boston, MA … Adam Scott is unexpectedly returning home, and in what will be a 32,000 klm round trip, to be with his family in Australia after missing the cut by one stroke in the Dell Technologies Championship in Boston. Needing to par his last hole, Scott was some 25-metres short of the green in three but then took three shots, including missing his par from two metres, in a bogey ‘6’ for a four-over par 75 and a four-over par tally. It meant missing the closing two rounds of the $US ...

TPC Boston, MA … Rory McIlroy confessed he can’t wait for his frustrating season to end after missing the cut in the defence of his Dell Technologies Championship in Boston. McIlroy again showed little spark in adding a three-over par 74 to his opening 72 on day two at  TPC Boston. It now means the World No. 4 has just two events left this year, his defence also of the season-ending Tour Championship and next month’s Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland, to keep alive an unbroken ...

Norton, Massachussets … Adam Scott looked asleep on his feet. Scott had just left the scorer’s room located in a corner of the cart parking area in the basement to the TPC Boston clubhouse. He had battled his way to one birdie, one bogey and 16 pars including 10 in succession, for a level par 71 in bright but cold conditions on day one of the Dell Technologies Championship at TPC Boston. The World No. 18 was approached by one of the PGA Tour’s senior media officers with a request from ...

Norton, Massachussets … Playing partner Phil Mickelson was full of praise for Ian Poulter in how he conducted himself after what could have been an ugly incident on day one of the Dell Technologies Championship in Boston. Not for a first time in the event, Poulter was heckled by two male spectators who clearly were about nine parts full when the trio of Poulter, Mickelson and Lucas Glover walked onto the green at the par three, 16th hole that they were contesting as their seventh on the TPC ...

TPC Boston, MA …. Russell Knox bluntly confessed it would be a ‘disgrace’ if he did not perform week this week in Boston and qualify for next fortnight’s penultimate FedEx Cup event in Chicago. Knox is contesting the $US 8.75m event at TPC Boston for a fourth straight year having finished T26th in 2014, T12th in 2015 and share 15thlast year. “I have always enjoyed playing on this golf course and my results reflect that but in saying that the finishing holes are tough and I have sort ...