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Golf Channel - News Archive
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Golf Channel news archive.
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What we learned: Byron Nelson, Sybase
Morgan Pressel learned the LPGA is serious about slow play. Jason Dufner learned he still has the magic touch. What did we learn?
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Munoz wins Sybase; Pressel takes consolation match
Azahara Munoz overcame a controversy-filled morning match and ran a 36-hole gauntlet on Sunday en route to her first LPGA win.
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Dufner wins the Nelson for second victory in a month
With a 26-foot birdie on the final hole at TPC Four Seasons, Jason Dufner won the HP Byron Nelson Championship for his second victory in one month.
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Flanagan gets lucky break, wins fourth NW title
Nick Flanagan took advantage of an incredible break to win the BMW Charity Pro-Am at Thornblade Club in Greer, S.C., on Sunday in a three-hole playoff over fellow Aussie Cameron Percy and likely punched a ticket back to the PGA Tour.
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Discussion: Should Pressel have been penalized for slow play?
On Sunday, the slow-play hammer finally came down on a player. An LPGA player. In the Sybase Match Play Championship, Morgan Pressel was docked a loss-of-hole penalty for slow play on the 12th hole of her semifinal match against Azahara Munoz.
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Pressel gets slow play penalty, loses match
Morgan Pressel had a semifinal lead and a likely shot at the Sybase Match Play title. Then the slow-play police showed up. | Right call?
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U.S. and British Open spots up for grabs Sunday
The makeup of both the U.S. Open and British Open will change in the final round of the HP Byron Nelson Championship. Exemptions into both majors are on the line on Sunday.
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Oklahoma State fails to advance to NCAA Championship
For the first time in program history, the Oklahoma State men's golf team will not compete in the finals of the NCAA championship.
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Quotes of the Week
From the always entertaining Colin Montgomerie to a supposed record-setting round of golf, enjoy this edition of Quotes of the Week.
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Coming down the stretch at the Nelson
Jason Dufner is currently setting the pace at the Nelson. But there will be a lot of horses in the race in Big D on Sunday.
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