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D.A. Points waited out a weather delay in the final round Sunday, then closed out his victory at the Houston Open, and that win helped him soar in this week's world golf rankings.

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The Masters was always on D.A. Points' mind, even with the start of his year going nowhere.

British Open champion Ernie Els will use the belly putter for the last time at a major during the U.S. Masters next week as he phases out the controversial club ahead of a proposed ban, the South African said.

D. A. Points came back from a long rain delay and made four pars Sunday, the last one giving him a one-shot victory in the Houston Open and a trip to the Masters.

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D.A. Points's one-stroke win extended to 14 the streak of American-born champions on the PGA Tour this year.

American D.A. Points held his nerve through a late weather delay to claim a one shot victory at the Houston Open on Sunday and earn a ticket to the Masters.

DA Points sank a superb 13-foot putt on the 18th to clinch victory in the Houston Open.

HUMBLE, Texas -- D.A. Points waited out a lengthy weather delay on Sunday before carding a 6-under 66 to win the Houston Open.

Henrik Stenson is going to the Masters.

D.A. Points shot 66 to hold off runs from Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson and win the Shell Houston Open, but the key to his victory might have been a putter he borrowed from his mother.

D.A. Points waited out a lengthy weather delay on Sunday before carding a 6-under 66 to win the Houston Open.

The Masters was always on D.A. Points' mind, even with the start of his year going nowhere.

D.A. Points came back from a long rain delay and made four pars. The last one gave him a one-shot victory in the Houston Open and sent him to the Masters.

One way or another Henrik Stenson is going to the Masters.