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Woods has six birdies through 11 holes. Tiger Woods has found himself back in contention after an up-and-down start, but Hunter Mahan and Freddie Jacobson are pacing him at the WGC-Cadillac Championship at TPC Blue Monst...

Gil Hanse, the designer for the 2016 Olympic Games course, said Thursday that his design team is "right up against the deadline now" to get the layout ready for test tournaments scheduled for 2015.

Tim Clark stated his case against the proposed ban on anchored strokes Wednesday night, saying he was frustrated by the lack of evidence from golf's governing bodies that using a long putter provides an advantage.

With so much talk about quitting in the middle of a round, Tiger Woods brings his own perspective.

South African Tim Clark has voiced his opposition to the proposed ban on anchored putters.

Having had her own fair share of knocks in recent months while struggling for form on the tennis court, Caroline Wozniacki sprang to the defense of her golfing boyfriend Rory McIlroy in his time of trouble on Wednesday.

Tim Clark hopes golf won't ban the anchored stroke for long putters without evidence that it's an advantage.

If the details can be worked out, Tiger Woods is likely to play in Dubai next year after defending his title in California at the Farmers Insurance Open.