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Schauffele seizes lead, Rory in mix at Wells Fargo
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Schauffele seizes lead, Rory in mix at Wells Fargo

Xander Schauffele seized a slim one-stroke lead after the second round of the Wells Fargo Championship on Friday, with Rory McIlroy lurking two shots adrift. Schauffele carded a three-under-par 68 to move to nine under for the tournament, one ahead of American Max Homa (69). World number one Scottie Scheffler (70) is tied for third on seven under alongside South Korean Im Sung-jae (68). McIlroy, chasing his first PGA Tour win since October 2021, produced a rollercoaster 69 featuring six birdies and three bogeys. The four-time major champion sits in a tie for fifth on seven under.

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What’s going on with Rory McIlroy, Jay Monahan, Tiger Woods and the PGA Tour board?
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What’s going on with Rory McIlroy, Jay Monahan, Tiger Woods and the PGA Tour board?

Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods, along with the PGA Tour board, have reportedly been involved in secret meetings about a potential rival golf league. Jay Monahan, PGA Tour Commissioner, has been vocal about his opposition to the league, but McIlroy and Woods believe it could benefit the sport. The league, reportedly funded by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund, has divided opinion within the golf community, with some players expressing concerns about its impact on the PGA Tour and its alignment with Saudi Arabia’s human rights record.

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Matsuyama out of Wells Fargo with back injury
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Matsuyama out of Wells Fargo with back injury

World No. 14 Hideki Matsuyama has ended his PGA Tour season early after withdrawing from the Wells Fargo Championship prior to the second round due to a back issue. The 29-year-old Japanese star aggravated the injury during his opening round, where he shot a 73. Matsuyama’s decision to withdraw comes as a blow to his preparations for the upcoming US Open, which starts on June 16 at The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts. It is still unclear if Matsuyama will be able to recover in time to participate in the year’s third major.

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How to watch 2024 PGA Wells Fargo Championship: ESPN schedule
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How to watch 2024 PGA Wells Fargo Championship: ESPN schedule

**Golf enthusiasts eager to watch this year’s PGA Wells Fargo Championship will be able to tune in to ESPN+ for exclusive live coverage.**

The tournament will be held at Quail Hollow Club from May 2nd to 5th, and will feature a field of top players like Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm, and defending champion Max Homa.

ESPN+ will provide live coverage of all four rounds of the tournament, with tee times and streaming information available on the ESPN+ app.

Fans can also follow the tournament on ESPN’s linear channels, with coverage of the first and second rounds airing on ESPN2 and the third and fourth rounds airing on ESPN.

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Seven LIV golfers invited to PGA Championship
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Seven LIV golfers invited to PGA Championship

Seven LIV golfers, including Talor Gooch and Hudson Swafford, have received special invites to the 2023 PGA Championship. The PGA of America extended the exemptions based on the players’ rankings and performance, despite their affiliation with the controversial LIV Golf series. The decision has sparked controversy, as the PGA Tour has suspended LIV members. However, the PGA of America maintains that its choice is based on merit rather than affiliation. The invited LIV golfers will avoid qualifying through the Open Championship for a spot in the U.S. Open.

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2024 Wells Fargo Championship odds: Last week’s winner is this week’s long shot
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2024 Wells Fargo Championship odds: Last week’s winner is this week’s long shot

Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina prepares to host this year’s 2024 Wells Fargo Championship, exclusively covered on ESPN+. Golf fans will be able to witness high-energy clashes between the world’s top players starting from Thursday, May 2nd. Rory McIlroy leads the field of pairings alongside Scottie Scheffler, while Jon Rahm pairs with Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth joins forces with Justin Rose. Amid these golf giants, an unexpected long-shot pick emerges, boasting pre-tournament odds in their favor. Can they defy expectations and claim victory, or will the heavyweights of the sport reign supreme? The excitement builds as these underdogs prepare to challenge the elite at Quail Hollow Club.

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Winner’s bag: Taylor Pendrith’s clubs at the 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson
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Winner’s bag: Taylor Pendrith’s clubs at the 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson

In his victory at the 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson, Taylor Pendrith relied on a powerful and versatile set of clubs. His driver was a Ping G430 LST, designed for maximum distance and accuracy. For his irons, Pendrith used a set of Titleist T100 irons, known for their precision and feel. His TaylorMade Milled Grind 3 wedge provided exceptional spin control around the greens. Pendrith’s putter, a Scotty Cameron Circle T, helped him secure several crucial putts during the tournament. Overall, his carefully curated bag showcased the latest advancements in golf club technology and contributed significantly to his impressive victory.

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Tour Confidential: Brooks Koepka’s heating up, Tiger Woods’ U.S. Open spot and more
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Tour Confidential: Brooks Koepka’s heating up, Tiger Woods’ U.S. Open spot and more

**Tour Confidential: Brooks Koepka’s Heating Up, Tiger Woods’ U.S. Open Spot, and More**

Brooks Koepka is heating up at the right time. The four-time major champion is coming off back-to-back thirds-place finishes leading into this year’s U.S. Open, one of Koepka’s best major performances in recent years, with finishes of 14th, T-4, T-36, and T-13.

And then there’s Tiger Woods. He says his body is good as he prepares for the U.S. Open. Woods hasn’t played since missing the cut at the PGA Championship last month. Even with the question marks surrounding his health, Woods will still be one to watch come Thursday at Brookline.

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16-year-old Kris Kim makes PGA Tour history at Byron Nelson
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16-year-old Kris Kim makes PGA Tour history at Byron Nelson

Sixteen-year-old Kris Kim made history at the Byron Nelson tournament, becoming the youngest male golfer to qualify for the PGA Tour. The high school junior from Coppell, Texas, secured his spot after a successful performance at the Monday qualifier, shooting a 6-under 66. Kim is the second-youngest golfer overall to qualify for the PGA Tour, behind only Michelle Wie West, who qualified at 16 years and 4 months old in 2005. His historic achievement highlights the rising talent in golf and showcases the potential of young athletes in the sport.

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Koepka wins in Singapore to claim fourth LIV title
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Koepka wins in Singapore to claim fourth LIV title

Brooks Koepka secured his fourth LIV Golf title with a dominant display in Singapore, adding to his victories in London, Jeddah, and Chicago.

Koepka’s flawless performance saw him shoot a 7-under 64 in Saturday’s round, putting him in a commanding position for the final day. The American golfer maintained his lead, carding a 66 on Sunday, to secure a three-shot victory over Patrick Reed and Richard Bland.

Koepka’s triumph in Singapore marks his fourth consecutive LIV Golf win, extending his impressive streak. He continues to lead the LIV Golf Individual Rankings, further solidifying his position as one of the top golfers in the world.

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