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Lee Leads Tour Championship After 62 — 6hMin Woo Lee shot a bogey-free 62 to grab a two-stroke lead at East Lake in the Tour Championship, partly aided by a last-minute shaft change and a solo round after his partner withdrew with a shoulder injury. He sits ahead of Viktor Hovland, Collin Morikawa and Chris Gotterup, while Rory McIlroy had a mixed start in pursuit of a FedExCup title.

Spaun Withdraws From Tour Championship With Shoulder InjurySports — 9hU.S. Open champion J.J. Spaun withdrew after five holes at the Tour Championship at East Lake due to a shoulder injury, leaving him 4-over par and out of the event. His exit impacts the FedExCup standings, reduces the field to 29 players, and could affect his prospects for a Presidents Cup captain’s pick, with last-place earnings listed around $355,000.

Tiger Woods marks 30 years since turning proSports — 3dTiger Woods’ rise from a record-breaking amateur champion to a dominant force in professional golf is chronicled through early wins, an early pro surge, and becoming world No.1 in 1997, setting the stage for a transformative era in the sport. The collection also recalls defining moments like his 2005 Masters chip that seemed to hang on the lip and his dramatic 2018 Tour Championship comeback, underscoring his lasting impact on golf’s history and culture.

PGA Tour 2027 Schedule Unveiled — 1dThe PGA Tour has released its 2027 schedule with minor changes and no major alterations to most events, while confirming dates for the major championships and notable adjustments like the Cadillac Championship moving earlier and the U.S. Open returning to Pebble Beach. Looking ahead, the Tour plans a sweeping 2028 overhaul that will split into a Championship Series and a Challenger Series, plus a redesigned Tour Championship format and scheduling shifts such as Hawaii’s absence in 2027.

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PGA Tour Plans Two-Week Match Play Championship 2028 — 2dThe PGA Tour will introduce a two-week, match-play Tour Championship starting in 2028, featuring a 90-player stroke-play opening, a top-32 cut into eight groups, and a final 16 competing in match play, with the season-long champion still rewarded overall. Rory McIlroy welcomed the revamp, praising its fan-driven direction and noting the plan’s new structure and incentives, alongside broader tiered changes to the tour schedule.

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PGA Tour Unveils Two-Track Postseason Playoffs — 2dThe PGA Tour is restructuring its postseason for 2028 into a two-track system: a season-ending Championship Series Finale (a 72-hole stroke-play event for the top 90) followed by a two-week, match-play Tour Championship held at rotating venues, beginning with a World Cup–style group stage and culminating in a four-round knockout to crown the champion. The change marks the first use of match play in the Tour Championship since 2023 and introduces rotating hosts, with the tour seeking multiple sponsors to support the new format.

PGA Tour centralizes schedule, reshapes postseason — Aug 17, 2026The PGA Tour is advancing a major restructuring of its championship format and schedule through 2028, adding a seven-event Championship Series, expanding the Challenger Series with new network TV opportunities, and renewing key sponsorships, while signaling upcoming format details at the Tour Championship. At the same time, players weigh the best path for awards and scheduling, debating criteria for Player of the Year and where top men’s events should be staged to maximize viewership and competition.