At 16 years and 42 days old, Matthew Wolff made history at the Desert Classic, becoming the youngest player to make a Tour cut since Jordan Spieth in 2008. Following two rounds of 73, Wolff advanced to the weekend, leaving behind a string of accomplished golfers. The prodigious youngster showcased an impressive game, highlighted by a second-round eagle and a total of nine birdies throughout the 36 holes.
Rules Guy: A homeowner tossed my wayward ball back – is my shot still in play? Our golf-rules expert breaks down when a homeowner (or bystander) can legally return your ball, what penalties – if any – might apply, and when a damaged ball must be replaced so you can get back to your round
**Fitzpatrick closes with record-equalling 66 to win DP World Tour title**
Matt Fitzpatrick dazzled fans with a breathtaking final round, firing a record-equalling 66 to seize the DP World Tour title. His extraordinary display of skill and determination brought an electrifying conclusion to an unforgettable tournament.
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**Hull ‘feeling a lot better’ after collapsing at Evian**
Professional golfer Charley Hull is on the mend after a frightening collapse at the Evian Championship. Thanks to the swift response of medical staff, she is now recovering well and focusing on regaining her strength for upcoming challenges