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Dissecting the PGA TOUR’s nuttiest ace ever   The shot had no equal. And it still doesn’t. This week’s Waste Management Phoenix Open marks the 20-year anniversary of the only hole-in-one on a par 4 in PGA TOUR history. It happened in the first round in 2001 and was just how Andrew Magee drew it up, his tee ball at the 332-yard 17th trundling onto the green, bonking off of Tom Byrum’s putter in the group ahead, and diving into the hole. Confusion ensued. On the tee they couldn’t be sure what had happened, on the green they didn’t know who had hit the ba...

McIlroy looking for win, U.S. Open prep at Torrey Pines | 2021/01/28

  Tiger Woods' top-20 shots at Farmers Insurance Open Tiger Woods will not be in the field this week, but his presence still looms large at Torrey Pines. Few courses have done more to define his legendary career than the annual venue for the Farmers Insurance Open. Woods has won at this scenic San Diego course since he was an amateur. His eight PGA TOUR wins here tie his own record for most at one course (he also has eight wins at Bay Hill, site of the Arnold Palmer Invitational Presented by Mastercard, and Firestone, the former venue for the World Golf Champions...

  Si Woo Kim wins at The American Express Three trips around Pete Dye’s dastardly Stadium Course at PGA West, and not a single bogey. Si Woo Kim remains unflappable to the end and birdies two of his last three holes for a one-shot victory over Patrick Cantlay at The American Express. It’s the third PGA TOUR win for the 25-year-old Korean, and the first since he won THE PLAYERS Championship in 2017. It also moves him up 60 spots to ninth in the FedExCup. Here are five stories you may have missed from The American Express.     1. Kim gets first W since THE ...

  Patrick Cantlay sinks clutch birdie putt at The American Express LA QUINTA, Calif. – As a freshman at UCLA nearly a decade ago, Patrick Cantlay introduced himself as a future PGA TOUR star with the lowest round ever by an amateur, a 10-under 60 in the second round of the 2011 Travelers Championship. Cantlay’s 11-under 61 Sunday at The American Express was perhaps just as good, if not better.    “Yeah, almost equally as good, right? The amateur, because maybe you don't even expect it even more, it was maybe a little sweeter. But very comparable,” Cantla...