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Greensboro, NC… Grant Field was heading home to Queensland confident ultra-talented Cameron Smith is back on track heading into this week’s FedEx Play-Series. Prior to Field’s arrival into Greensboro, North Carolina last Monday Smith had missed five of six PGA Tour events since he combined with Swede Jonas Blixt to win the Zurich Classic. Thanks to his work with Field, Smith displayed the form that took him to victory in New Orleans producing rounds of 63, 69, 70 and 63 to share seventh ...

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Hilton Head, SC … Russell Knox continued a fondness for the second round of this week’s host course in again taking a huge bite out of the alligator-infested course with a five under par 66 on day two of the RBC Heritage. The Scot birdied four of his opening six holes and dropping his only shot at the 12th before birdies at 13 and 15 in glorious warm conditions on the Harbor Town layout at Hilton Head in South Carolina. It handed Knox a share of tenth place at six under and just four behind ...

Paul Lawrie ended a five-year winless drought to become only the fourth player to win both the Dimension Data Pro-Am and The Open Championship when he teamed with his youngest sone to capture the 2017 Dimension Data Pro-Am by one stroke on Saturday. Unlike the others, he won The Open first. He joined Nick Price, Darren Clarke and Louis Oosthuizen as the only players to win both, but he won his major championship back in 1999. He held off the challenge of Justin Hicks of the United States, local player ...

Paul McGinley celebrated his first event in the over-50s brigade with a rousing three under par 69 on day one of the Allianz Championship in Florida. McGinley was grouped with Major’s winning duo of John Daly and David Toms for the event being played on the Boca Raton course about an hour’s drive north of Miami. The Irishman’s round was rock-solid and included four birdies and just the one bogey in warm and slightly windy conditions, and in field boasting seven Ryder Cup Captains including ...

Tiger Woods has a second aspect of his equipment locked-in for 2017 and that’s the golf ball he will use. In fact, Bridgestone Golf announced today Woods has signed a multi-year agreement for exclusive use of its golf ball. It comes as no surprise given Woods has been using the Bridgestone Tour B330-S ball in competition at the recent Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas. “Finding the right golf ball is extremely important,’ Woods, 40, said in a statement as his deal with Bridgestone ...