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Tuesday, May 21, 7:18pm

Charles Schwab Challenge: Betting odds favor Justin Rose
The Charles Schwab Challenge begins Thursday at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas. The field features defending champion Justin Rose, Francesco Molinari, Xander Schauffele and Bryson DeCha…

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Friday, November 4, 2016

PGA TOUR - Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

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Sunday, October 30, 2016

PGA TOUR - Sanderson Farms Championship

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PGA TOUR - Sanderson Farms Championship

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Sunday, May 19, 6:46pm

Houston Chronicle

Spieth refuses interview after 3rd round of PGA Championship
FARMINGDALE, N.J. (AP) - Jordan Spieth's third round in the final group of the PGA Championship with runaway leader Brooks Koepka will have to speak for itself. Spieth didn't talk to the media. Minutes after signing his scorecard on a scrambling round of 2-over 72, the 25-year-old Texan refused a request by The Associated Press for an interview. A man with Spieth said no one in the media had asked to talk to the player after the round and he was not going to do a one-on-one interview. Spieth, looking to become the sixth player to win the career Grand Slam, spent five minutes signing autographs for fans around the putting green at Bethpage Black. He then started to walk to the clubhouse when he was approached again by the AP, once more asking for an interview. He was polite in his refusal, but he would not discuss his round that included two birdies, two bogeys and a double bogey. He will enter the final round tied for eighth place with Adam Scott, Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele at 3 under, nine shots behind Koepka, who has a seven-shot lead. "I did eight (interviews) yesterday and I think I have said most everything to be said," Spieth said as he turned and walked away. "I'm good." Spieth, who shot 69 and 66 in his opening two rounds, said he would talk after the final round. His third round was all over the place on the 7,459-yard public course. He hit seven of 14 fairways, 10 of 18 greens and needed 30 putts. His main problem was he couldn't get anything close to the pin. His birdies putts came from 13 and 7 feet on Nos. 12 and 13. His double bogey on No. 9 resulted after he found a greenside bunker from the fairway, had his bunker shot land 47 feet from the hole and three-putted. A shot from the fairway to a greenside bunker also cost him a bogey at No....

Sunday, May 19, 4:16am

Spieth refuses interview after 3rd round of PGA Championship
FARMINGDALE, N.J. (AP) - Jordan Spieth's third round in the final group of the PGA Championship with runaway leader Brooks Koepka will have to speak for itself. Spieth didn't talk to the media. Minutes after signing his scorecard on a scrambling round of 2-over 72, the 25-year-old Texan refused a request by The Associated Press for an interview. A man with Spieth said no one in the media had asked to talk to the player after the round and he was not going to do a one-on-one interview. Spieth, looking to become the sixth player to win the career Grand Slam, spent five minutes signing autographs for fans around the putting green at Bethpage Black. He then started to walk to the clubhouse when he was approached again by the AP, once more asking for an interview. He was polite in his refusal, but he would not discuss his round that included two birdies, two bogeys and a double bogey. He will enter the final round tied for eighth place with Adam Scott, Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele at 3 under, nine shots behind Koepka, who has a seven-shot lead. "I did eight (interviews) yesterday and I think I have said most everything to be said," Spieth said as he turned and walked away. "I'm good." Spieth, who shot 69 and 66 in his opening two rounds, said he would talk after the final round. His third round was all over the place on the 7,459-yard public course. He hit seven of 14 fairways, 10 of 18 greens and needed 30 putts. His main problem was he couldn't get anything close to the pin. His birdies putts came from 13 and 7 feet on Nos. 12 and 13. His double bogey on No. 9 resulted after he found a greenside bunker from the fairway, had his bunker shot land 47 feet from the hole and three-putted. A shot from the fairway to a greenside bunker also cost him a bogey at No....

Friday, May 17, 12:12pm

No huge head for Schauffele after superb major results
Ninth-ranked Xander Schauffele, knocking on the door of a major victory for two years, is threatening to break it down at this week's 101st PGA Championship at Bethpage Black. "I have the same happy-go-lucky attitude," Schauffele said. Schauffele won his first title as a US PGA rookie

Thursday, May 16, 7:33pm

Xander Schauffele hopes to get over major hump at PGA Championship
Xander Schauffele finished tied for second in both this year’s Masters and last year’s British Open, and aims for a "first" at PGA Championship.

Friday, May 10, 4:23pm

SFChronicle.com

McCarthy shoots 63 for 1st-round lead at Byron Nelson
DALLAS (AP) — Denny McCarthy has some loose connections to Jordan Spieth and Tony Romo, the Trinity Forest members in the local spotlight. The former University of Virginia player is on top of the leaderboard after one round at the Byron Nelson. McCarthy shot a career-low 8-under 63 on Thursday, with 10 birdies over a 12-hole stretch after an early double bogey to take a one-stroke lead over Tyler Duncan and Tom Hoge. Three-time major champion Brooks Koepka, the No. 3-ranked player in the world, was among nine players at 65. "Gives me the confidence that I know that I can shoot rounds like this," McCarthy said. "I've kind of been looking for a round like this just to kind of get me going. I know I can be out here playing with the best and today kind of showed that." McCarthy was part of the high school Class of 2011 that included three-time major champion Spieth and 2017 PGA Tour player of the year Justin Thomas. That impressive group also produced three consecutive PGA rookies of the year: Daniel Berger (2015), Emiliano Grillo (2016) and Xander Schauffele (2017). All of those now mid-20 somethings have wins, except McCarthy, who is fully exempt on the PGA Tour this season for the first time after winning the Web.com Tour Championship last September. His best PGA Tour finish in his first 42 tournaments was fourth last year in the Dominican Republic at an event opposite the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play. McCarthy played his first two rounds at the Corales Puntacana Resort & Club then with Romo, the CBS NFL analyst and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback who missed the cut there in his only two previous PGA Tour starts. Romo, playing on a sponsor exemption as an amateur at home, had a 76 that included an opening birdie and a chip-in eagle from 66 feet at the 544-yard seventh hole . Those were his only subpar...

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