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Spieth one shot back at Byron Nelson after 64

'Frustrated' Spieth still shoots 64

Miyazato posts 65 for 1-shot lead at Kingsmill

Kenny Perry navigated condition changes and a course he's still learning to retain the Regions Tradition lead. …

A 2014 appellate court ruling that narrowed the definition of insider trading may have helped the golfer avoid charges, although the government would not explicitly say so.

Kenny Perry navigated condition changes and a course he's still learning to retain the Regions Tradition lead.

Jordan Spieth was back on the top of the leaderboard in only his second tournament since losing a five-stroke lead on the back nine at the Masters. …

Jordan Spieth was back on the top of the leaderboard in only his second tournament since losing a five-stroke lead on the back nine at the Masters.

Host McIlroy sitting one back at Irish Open

Jason Day's son Dash channels Happy Gilmore

Jordan Spieth believes the hard work he put in after an early exit from the Players Championship is paying off after a much-improved start to the week at the AT&T Byron Nelson.

Marc Warren fired a six-under 66 to move into a share of the lead with Danny Willett at the Irish Open, where tournament host Rory McIlroy lies one shot back.

Little-known American Tom Hoge parred his last four holes to sit just one stroke off the lead when the weather-delayed opening round of the AT&T Byron Nelson in Texas was completed on Friday.

Marc Warren shot a 6-under 66 Friday to join Danny Willett at the top of the leaderboard in the second round of the Irish Open. …

Tournament host Rory McIlroy is relishing the prospect of a weekend battle with Danny Willett after moving into contention at the Irish Open.

Hometown star Jordan Spieth put up a low number Friday morning in the second round at the AT&T Byron Nelson Championship and then let the rest of the field take its best shot. …

McIlroy urges Muirfield to 'see some sense'

World number three Rory McIlroy believes Muirfield's decision not to admit women members has tarnished golf's image and backs the move to drop the course from the list of venues for Britain's Open championship.

Phil Mickelson never saw a shot he didn't think he could hit.

Jordan Spieth backed up his words with a six-under-par 64 to move within one stroke of the first round lead at the Byron Nelson in Texas on Thursday.

Jordan Spieth backed up his words with a six-under-par 64 to move within one stroke of the first round lead at the Byron Nelson in Texas on Thursday.

Jordan Spieth covered his mouth in disbelief on the 16th green when his long eagle putt stopped short of falling in for a share of the lead. His group then rushed to complete the final two holes before dark. …