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Wannasaen closes strong, takes Dana Open lead
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Wannasaen closes strong, takes Dana Open lead

Thailand’s Pajaree Wannasaen birdied her final two holes to take the opening-round lead at the Dana Open on Thursday in Sylvania, Ohio.

The 24-year-old posted a 7-under 64 at Highland Meadows Golf Club for a one-shot lead over Japan’s Saori Yoshida and Sweden’s Frida Kinhult.

Wannasaen, a three-time LPGA Tour winner, made the turn in 3-under 32 thanks to three birdies and no bogeys. She picked up another shot at the par-3 11th and then overcame a bogey at the par-5 13th with consecutive birdies at Nos. 17 and 18.

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Coody gets ‘some good bounces,’ leads at ISCO
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Coody gets ‘some good bounces,’ leads at ISCO

Greyson Coody extended his lead at the John Deere Classic on Saturday after an even-par 71 in the third round. Despite slipping from his brilliant performance on Friday, the 28-year-old held onto the top spot on the leaderboard, one stroke ahead of Sahith Theegala. Coody attributed his success to some fortunate bounces, acknowledging the role of luck in his game. Coody’s consistent performance has put him in pole position going into the final round, with the coveted first PGA Tour victory within his grasp.

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Why Justin Thomas’ ‘p*ssed off’ 62 felt so important
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Why Justin Thomas’ ‘p*ssed off’ 62 felt so important

Justin Thomas’ emotional 62 propelled him to contend at the PGA Championship, giving him a shot at a second major title. The round was particularly satisfying for Thomas, who was determined to prove his ability on the biggest stage.

Thomas arrived at the PGA with a point to prove after a disappointing Masters performance. He admitted to feeling “p*ssed off” after that event, and used that anger as fuel to dominate the course in Tulsa.

The 29-year-old fired eight birdies and an eagle in a bogey-free round, putting him just two shots off the lead heading into the final round. Thomas’ performance was a testament to his resilience and determination, and has given him a chance to make history on home soil.

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Ortiz wins in Houston for first LIV Golf title
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Ortiz wins in Houston for first LIV Golf title

Abraham Ancer birdied the second hole of a four-man playoff to win the LIV Golf Houston tournament on Sunday, securing his first title on the breakaway circuit.

Ancer holed a 12-foot putt to defeat Carlos Ortiz, Phachara Khongwatmai, and Talor Gooch, who were tied after regulation.

The victory is a breakthrough for Ancer, who has been one of the most consistent players on the LIV Golf tour this season. The 32-year-old Mexican has now finished in the top 10 in all five of the LIV Golf events he has played in this year.

Ancer’s win also gives LIV Golf its first Mexican champion. The tour has been criticized for its lack of diversity, but Ancer’s victory is a step in the right direction.

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Rory McIlroy Set to Steal the Spotlight in Sunday’s Thrilling PGA Championship Finale
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Rory McIlroy Set to Steal the Spotlight in Sunday’s Thrilling PGA Championship Finale

Sunday’s PGA finale will be epic for 1 player more than anyone else

With a crowded leaderboard and challenging course conditions, the PGA Championship Sunday promises to be a thrilling affair. However, one player stands out as the one to watch: Rory McIlroy.

McIlroy has been in impressive form throughout the tournament and is the only player to have shot under par in all three rounds so far. He is also the only player to have held the lead at any point during the championship.

McIlroy is known for his aggressive style of play and his ability to hit the ball a long way. He will need to use all of his skills to navigate the demanding layout and stay focused to emerge victorious.

If McIlroy can play to his potential, he has the chance to win his fifth major championship and cement his place as one of the greatest golfers of all time.

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Xander Schauffele Holds Strong at PGA Championship, Narrowly Leads Over Collin Morikawa
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Xander Schauffele Holds Strong at PGA Championship, Narrowly Leads Over Collin Morikawa

After a first round of 67 (-4), Xander Schauffele remains in the lead at the PGA Championship. However, he is now just one up on a chasing Collin Morikawa. Schauffele was locked in a four-way tie at the end of Thursday’s play, but he managed to separate himself from the field with a series of solid shots on Friday. Morikawa carded a five-under 66 to move up to second place, while Matt Fitzpatrick (68) and Patrick Cantlay (69) are a further shot back.

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Rewrite of the article title: “Exciting Prospects: Schauffele’s Lead and Hovland’s Comeback at the PGA Championship
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Rewrite of the article title: “Exciting Prospects: Schauffele’s Lead and Hovland’s Comeback at the PGA Championship

Rain arrived late on Thursday at the PGA Championship. The conditions contributed to an elongated day, but the major storylines are set for Friday’s second round. Xander Schauffele emerged as the early leader after shooting an impressive 67 on Thursday. However, there is a logjam of golfers who are just within striking distance. Among the golfers within striking range is Viktor Hovland. The PGA Tour’s reigning FedEx Cup champion crept into contention by carding a first-round 69. Hovland recorded a dismal final round at the Masters but rebounded to finish in a tie for second at the RBC Canadian Open. Both Schauffele and Hovland are among the favorites heading into the weekend.

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Korda shoots 73, 11 back from Founders Cup lead
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Korda shoots 73, 11 back from Founders Cup lead

Nelly Korda has work to do to catch the leaders after an opening-round 73 at the Founders Cup in Phoenix. The world No. 2 is 11 shots behind leader Jessica Korda. Nelly Korda hit 12 of 14 fairways and 14 of 18 greens but struggled on the greens and needed 31 putts. She made just one birdie and two bogeys on the front nine and 13 pars and one bogey on the back nine.

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