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PAUL CASEY


U.S. Open qualifiers crash back to reality in 3rd round

The qualifiers who lingered among the leaders for 36 holes of the U.S. Open came back to reality in the third round.

Cam Smith's hair is flappable, his game is not at Masters

Australian Cameron Smith overcame a pair of double bogeys to put himself in the mix after the first round of the Masters.

Masters notebook: Matsuyama, as host, merited high praise

Hideki Matsuyama is a Masters champion and apparently a master host.

A day of big comebacks and early elimination at Match Play

As if the Dell Technologies Match Play isn't fickle enough.

Match Play Live: A day of elimination and comebacks

As the second day of the Dell Technologies Match Play heads for a conclusion, already 14 of the 32 matches have gone the distance and six winners staged back-nine comebacks to win.

Red hazard line and pillow fights highlight Match Play start

Maverick McNealy was the last man to get into the Dell Technologies Match Play.

Live updates: DeChambeau ends sloppy match with a halve

The opening day of the Dell Technologies Match Play has had its share of pillow fights.

Burns repeats at Innisbrook after playoff win over Riley

Sam Burns is a winner at the Valspar Championship again.

Column: Cameron Smith making it harder to be overlooked

AP Golf Writer Doug Ferguson says Cameron Smith can be overlooked because his game is not long and rarely straight.

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Cameron Smith wins The Players with big putts and gutsy shot

Cameron Smith made the longest week at The Players Championship worth the wait.

Lahiri ahead by 1 shot as Players moves closer to conclusion

The longest week at The Players Championship is moving closer to a conclusion.

Lahiri ahead by 1 shot as Players moves closer to conclusion

The longest week at The Players Championship is moving closer to a conclusion.

Column: PGA Tour at Pebble Beach with an eye on Saudi Arabia

The PGA Tour is set for beautiful weather at Pebble Beach, with one eye on Saudi Arabia.

Morikawa hits 'reset button' ahead of Dubai Desert Classic

Collin Morikawa has had plenty of thinking to do ahead of this week's Dubai Desert Classic.

Golf goes to Netflix and it has competition from tennis

Formula One racing got a huge boost in interest in North America through the Netflix series “Drive to Survive.”.

Morikawa, Horschel look to make history in Dubai finale

The chances of an American golfer being crowned as European No. 1 for the first time were already strong heading into the Race to Dubai finale this week.

John McLaren, a caddie of 'extraordinary ability,' to retire

Paul Casey finished with a 68 in Las Vegas, thus closing a remarkable chapter for a British man of “extraordinary ability.” The description refers specifically to his caddie, John McLaren, who has worked his final tournament in America. McLaren, known in caddie circles as “Johnny Long Socks” for his sartorial sense above the shoes, is stepping away after 31 years, the last six with Casey.

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Sung Kang eagles last hole for 61 and 2-shot lead in Vegas

Sang Kang was doing everything right except putting his tee shots in play.

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DJ settles score at Whistling Straits, winning all 5 matches

The best player on the U.S. Ryder Cup team also happened to be the oldest.

Tears fall, putts don't: Europe overmatched at Ryder Cup

In the post-defeat dissection that’s sure to come for Europe's Ryder Cup team, certainly the disappearing act by Rory McIlroy will be one of the top talking points.

Americans win Ryder Cup in a rout, send Europe a message

The Ryder Cup is going back to the Americans.

The Latest: US sets record with 19-9 romp at Ryder Cup

The United States wrapped up the Ryder Cup in record-setting fashion.

Americans take largest lead against Europe in Ryder Cup

All the drama Saturday at the Ryder Cup was to see if Europe could make a game of it.

The Latest: U.S. takes commanding 11-5 lead at Ryder Cup

The U.S. closed out Saturday’s fourball matches with an 11-5 lead in the Ryder Cup for its biggest two-day advantage since 1975.

Europe takes a tumble, faces historic deficit at Ryder Cup

Europe trails the Ryder Cup 6-2 after an opening day that saw Rory McIlroy lose twice and the entire team post only one victory.

Young U.S. team puts Europe in its biggest hole at Ryder Cup

Youth is being served for this U.S. team in the Ryder Cup.

The Latest: U.S. takes 6-2 lead after Day 1 at Ryder Cup

The United States took a 6-2 lead for its largest opening-day advantage at the Ryder Cup since 1975.

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Underdog Euros have Yanks where they want 'em

No team in sports embraces the underdog label like Europe's Ryder Cup squads.

The Americans prepare for the 'big one' at home Ryder Cup

The Americans are running out of excuses at the Ryder Cup.

In 4th decade playing Ryder Cup, Garcia still going strong

Sergio Garcia is still the youngest Ryder Cup player in history.

Lowry joins Garcia, Poulter as Europe's picks for Ryder Cup

Sergio Garcia, Ian Poulter and Shane Lowry have been picked by European captain Padraig Harrington to fill out the team for the Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits.

Horschel wins at Wentworth, fueled by Ryder Cup snub

Billy Horschel became the second American after Arnold Palmer to win the BMW PGA Championship following a dramatic final round.

110,000 COVID Deaths Projected By December 1st

On average, 140,000 new COVID cases are being reported in the U.S. each day.

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Schauffele clings to lead as 3 medals up for grabs in golf

Xander Schauffele is 18 holes away from a gold medal and the podium still feels a long way off.

Stuck in traffic, Sergio makes it to the course in time

The hardest part of Sergio Garcia's day was before he even got to Royal St. George's.

Late entry Sullivan not wasting any time at British Open

Andy Sullivan was among the last to make the field at the British Open and part of the first group out when play began.

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The Latest: Oosthuizen opens with a 64 to lead British Open

Louis Oosthuizen is the clubhouse leader at the British Open and has a place in the record book at Royal St. George’s.

Top-heavy field for Olympic golf still missing some stars

Louis Oosthuizen and Sergio Garcia are among Olympic qualifiers who aren't going to Tokyo next month.

Casey goes for 3-peat at Innisbrook against top-heavy field

Paul Casey is going for his third straight victory at the Valspar Championship.

In firm conditions, Masters in November a distant memory

No one needed to see the colorful blooms at Augusta National to realize this will be a much different Masters than the last one.

A different Augusta National await newcomers from November

The Masters features only six players, three of them amateurs, who have never played in the Masters.

Westwood leads at Sawgrass, gets another shot at DeChambeau

That's how it was last week at Bay Hill, when DeChambeau came from one shot behind to beat Westwood with a par on the final hole at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Westwood, who turns 48 next month, no longer has to go up a few classes to face DeChambeau, golf's fearsome heavyweight. Also four shots behind was Brian Harman, who began his day by holing a wedge for eagle and shot 69. DeChambeau can't blast away at Sawgrass because of the bending tree-lined fairways and water hazards. He also knows from recent experience — seven days ago — that it might not be easy the way Westwood is playing.

Conners builds 1-shot lead at Bay Hill as McIlroy lurks

Conners surged into the lead with a 25-foot eagle putt on the par-5 16th hole — his second eagle on that hole in two days — for a 3-under 69 and a one-shot advantage over former Bay Hill winner Martin Laird (67). He was two shots behind, along with Viktor Hovland and Lanto Griffin, who each had a 68. The forecast featured plenty of rain Saturday, which figures to make Bay Hill play longer and tougher, while also keeping the greens from getting as crusty as they were last year when Tyrrell Hatton won with a closing 74. He won at Bay Hill in 2011 on a final round so tough a 75 was enough to get the job done. He played in the morning, had a pair of birdies and came to the 16th, the easiest at Bay Hill.

Late eagle from the fairway stakes Spieth to lead at Pebble

“It's a good lesson to learn for tomorrow, how quickly things can change out here,” Spieth said. The pin on the 16th was cut to the left on a severely pitched green, and it was perfect. This was the second time this week he holed out from the fairway, and now he is on the cusp of winning again. This is the second straight week Spieth has had at least a share of the lead. Spieth didn’t have to contend with what he predicted to be a “mean” day at Pebble Beach.

Johnson, Thomas part of 4-way share atop Masters leaderboard

What two days have shown is that Masters experience only goes so far on a soft course with rye grass that isn't grown in quite the way it usually is in April. Another Masters rookie, Sungjae Im (70), was in the group another shot behind that included Patrick Cantlay (66), who contended for the green jacket last year. “You have to really throw all the past knowledge out the window this week, as weird as it is,” Thomas said. Johnson quickly became the first player this week to reach 10 under with three birdies around Amen Corner. The two-time Masters champion shot 68 in the morning on a long, soft course.

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Johnson joins Masters lead after round of record scoring

The opening round was delayed nearly three hours at the start by heavy rain, and with limited daylight in November, there was no way to complete the round. Greg Norman still holds the record for lowest opening round, a 63 in 1996, the year he lost a six-shot lead to Nick Faldo in the final round. There were 53 rounds under par in the 92-man field and 24 rounds in the 60s, both Masters records for any round. The previous mark was 47 rounds under par in the second round of 1992 (83-man field). This is his fifth Masters, and not only his lowest score, but the first time he has shot par or better in the opening round.

The Latest: Johnson shares Masters lead, play suspended

Play has been suspended in the second round of the Masters, with 48 players yet to finish. While the second round won’t be completed until Saturday morning, Langer is assured of getting through. Dustin Johnson, Justin Thomas, Cameron Smith and Abraham Ancer all have a share of the lead after finishing the second round at 9-under 135. ___11:50 a.m.Dustin Johnson is pulling away from the field in the second round of the Masters. The second round is underway at the Masters, and the first round hasn't quite finished up yet.

Round 1: Casey leads, Woods in hunt as field plays catch-up

Five-time and defending champion Tiger Woods dropped a turn-back-the-clock round of his own, relying more on experience than current form to post a 68. “There is a sense of ease when I come here, just because I understand how to prepare for this golf course,” Woods said after hitting 10 of 14 fairways and 15 of 18 greens. Small wonder, then, that Woods flashed a wide grin when asked what was most encouraging about the round. “This golf course, as much as I’m trying to attack it, it can bite back,” he said. Still to be determined is how much firmer the greens and the rest of the golf course will get.

Why Wisconsin is in ‘crisis mode’ amid surging coronavirus cases

Dr. Paul Casey, emergency department medical director at Bellin Hospital in Green Bay, Wisconsin, told CNBC that his state was in "crisis mode" as one in three Badger State residents has the coronavirus. "All hospitals across the state are either at or nearing capacity," Casey told "The News with Shepard Smith." According to the Wisconsin Department of Health, there are 293,388 confirmed cases in the state with 43,001 cases in just the past seven days. A record number of Americans — 143,000 — tested positive on Wednesday with the coronavirus, according to Johns Hopkins University data. Jha added that while the nation's testing capacity has increased, it isn't fast enough to keep up with the surge of new Covid cases.

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Fast start: Tiger bucks his Masters history with opening 68

Defying his lackluster form not to mention a history of slow starts at these hallowed grounds, Woods shot a bogey-free 4-under 68 on Thursday in the opening round of the Masters, a tantalizing display by the defending champion in his quest for a record-tying sixth green jacket. Woods hasn't played much this year, returning warily from a five-month layoff to play a half-dozen tournaments leading up to the Masters. It was only the second time he's broken 70 in the opening round at Augusta, matching the 68 he shot to begin the 2010 Masters. More telling, it was his first bogey-free round in a major championship since the 2009 PGA Championship at Hazeltine. “I got off to a fast start today, which is good, but I think everyone is,” Woods said.

DeChambeau shoots 70 in 1st round of Masters; 'I got greedy'

But DeChambeau wasn’t able to back that up Thursday in the opening round, shooting a 2-under 70 to end the day five strokes behind leader Paul Casey. It’s still Augusta National, and it’s the Masters. DeChambeau hit his drive 313 yards into the pine straw behind a tree. Not a 5, the score to shoot for for everyone else at Augusta National, from Bobby Jones to President Dwight Eisenhower to Tiger Woods. “Sometimes I can get a little greedy, and I like taking risks,” DeChambeau said.

Casey rides the buzz of Masters history to 65 and early lead

Paul Casey matched his lowest score at the Masters with a 7-under 65, giving him a two-shot lead among half the field fortunate to play in perfect scoring conditions. It was the fifth hole, which he bogeyed all four rounds last year when he won the Masters. He was joined by Xander Schauffele, a runner-up to Woods last year, who had seven birdies in his round of 67. The delay was the last thing the Masters needed with limited daylight hours leading to the two-tee start. The loudest cheer — applause, certainly not a roar — came for Nicklaus and Player hitting tee shots so early that they couldn't see where they landed.

The Latest: Woods off to bogey-free start in Masters defense

Also, it’s the first bogey-free round for Woods in a major since the 2009 PGA Championship at Hazeltine. The 43-year-old Englishman is leading the Masters after shooting a 7-under 65 in the opening round. But he turned things around in his return to Augusta National, which was delayed for seven months by the coronavirus pandemic. ___2:05 p.m.Tiger Woods is off to a strong start in defense of his Masters championship. He has six top-10 finishes at Augusta National, including a second-place finish in 2010 and a tie for second in 2016.

Green Bay on 'verge of a crisis' as virus overwhelms hospitals, Wisconsin doctor says

A hospital in northeast Wisconsin is considering pausing elective procedures as health officials grapple with rising coronavirus cases and a double-digit positivity rate. "We are on the verge of a crisis in Green Bay and our surrounding counties," Casey said in an appearance on "The News with Shepard Smith." The Midwest state set a fresh one-day record of 3,132 new Covid-19 cases, topping the previous record that came just days prior, according to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. More than 80% of Wisconsin's hospital and intensive care unit capacities are in use, according to the state's health department website. The rise in cases can be attributed to "Covid fatigue," people who refuse to wear masks and small gatherings, he said.

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