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US PGA: Phil Mickelson holds slender lead after high drama at Kiawah Island Lowry, Harrington and McIlroy a long way back as Irish challenge fades about 13 hours ago Phil Mickelson plays his shot on the 16th hole during the third round of the 2021 PGA Championship at Kiawah Island Resort’s Ocean Course. Photo: Gregory Shamus/Getty Images   Bidding to become the oldest winner in major history, Phil Mickelson will take a slender lead into the final day of the 103rd US PGA Championship after an extraordinary third round at Kiawah Island. Eight years after claiming his fifth major title in th...

Steve Palmer's player-by-player guide to the USA PGA Championship, which starts at the Ocean Course, Kiawah Island on Thursday.

US Masters: Justin Rose holds narrow lead as frustrated Rory McIlroy bows out Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth among the big names stacking up behind the leader about 12 hours ago Marc Leishman hits his second to the 13th. Photo: Justin Lane/EPA Rory McIlroy was well out of sorts in missing the cut. Photo: Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images Previous Image   There is an old adage about those prone to aches and ailments getting wrapped in cotton wool for their own protection. Such self-preservation featured in Justin Rose’s build-up to this 85th edition of the Masters tournament and, so far, that app...

US Masters: Shane Lowry battles back as Justin Rose surges ahead Jordan Spieth among the few to shoot under par on a day when Augusta showed its teeth about 11 hours ago   The azaleas and flowering dogwoods acted as pretty decorative diversions, for – in truth – the real threat to players in this 85th edition of the Masters tournament came on the short grass. Slick, fast and firm greens provided an examination of the most important clubs in the bag where players’ ability to make approaches stick and then for the putter to do the job required of it meant for contrasting fortunes.

April 9, 2021, 12:34 am Justin Rose is congratulated by his caddie David Clark after an opening 65 in the Masters (Matt Slocum/AP) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Justin Rose made a mockery of treacherous conditions to card a remarkable 65 and claim a four-shot lead on the opening day of the 85th Masters. While the majority of the field struggled with greens described as “like glass” by 1991 winner Ian Woosnam a...