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Snedeker finished with a six-under-par 282 at the Farmers Insurance Open after winds toppled trees on the South Course and played havoc with scores.

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Jim Furyk was No. 7 in the world, No. 9 in the FedEx Cup standings and already assured a spot on the Presidents Cup team when he tied for fourth in the Deutsche Bank Championship for his seventh top 10 of the year. …

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Jim Furyk was No. 7 in the world, No. 9 in the FedEx Cup standings and already assured a spot on the Presidents Cup team when he tied for fourth in the Deutsche Bank Championship for his seventh top 10 of the year.

Nothing brings out hindsight in golf like the weather.

Nothing brings out hindsight in golf like the weather. …

The Senior Open Championship will be held at St Andrews for the first time in 2018, the R&A and European Tour have announced.

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Simon Holmes and Denis Pugh have been back in the Shot Centre to offer viewers advice and fix their swing faults.

Gary Christian believes we may already have seen the round of the year on the PGA Tour with Brandt Snedeker’s tournament-winning display at the Farmers Insurance Open.

The Desert Swing reaches its conclusion this week at the Dubai Desert Classic, where Rory McIlroy is looking to defend his title. Ben Coley looks at those best placed to challenge him.

The Japan Golf Tour Organization (JGTO) are keen to increase their involvement in co-sanctioned events abroad but remain opposed to any radical changes to Asia's organizational structure, a senior director told Reuters.

Brandt Snedeker now has four PGA Tour victories in which he started at least five shots out of the lead in the final round. The Farmers Insurance Open followed the script of his previous comeback except for one big diffe...

PGA Tour Champions tournaments are, to some extent, about memories, featuring golfers that you followed, admired and often tried to emulate. This week you will be able to see some …

With his glove tucked in his back pocket and a putter in his hand, Brandt Snedeker walked off the green pumping his arms to celebrate a six-shot comeback to win the Farmers Insurance Open. That was the only part of his v...