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Bill Haas Pulls Away to Win at Congressional
Underwhelming Field Will Hurt Attendance at AT&T...
Justin Rose Withdraws From Congressional 
Tiger Woods to Miss AT&T National with Elbow...
Justin Rose Invokes Ben Hogan, Wins US Open
U.S. Open: Five Things to Look for Sunday
Five things to look for Sunday in the final round of the U.S. Open.
U.S. Open Resumes Play After Suspension Due to Weather
The rain let up around 11 a.m., allowing players to return to the driving range, and play resumed at 12:10 p.m. after a delay of 3 hours, 34 minutes.
Tiger Speaks at Congressional, Says ‘No’ to Make-Up With Sergio
Tiger Woods spoke for some 20 minutes about the state of his game, belly putters, the U.S. Open and the AT&T National. As he was wrapping up, he needed just one word to cover the topic of Sergio Garcia.
17-Year-Old From Thailand Leads LPGA at Kingsmill
Ariya Jutanugarn was in attack mode all day at the Kingsmill Championship — and it paid off. The 17-year-old Thai player birdied six of the first seven holes Thursday and was 8 under after 14 holes thanks to a radar-like short iron game that left her with short putt after short putt.
Great Scott: Aussie Finally Dons Green at Augusta
Adam Scott became the first Australian to win the Masters, beating Angel Cabrera on the second hole of a stirring playoff played in a steady rain and dwindling light
Tiger Woods Not DQ’d for Illegal Drop, Assessed Two-Stroke Penalty Instead
Tiger Woods (1-under) will not be disqualified for his illegal drop during the second round of the Masters on Friday, CBS Sports is reporting.
Garcia, Leishman Shoot 66 For Masters Lead
Sergio Garcia is still chasing that first major title. It never figured to come at Augusta National.
Michael Phelps Sinks Over 150-Foot Putt At Dunhill Links
Swim great Michael Phelps upstaged some of golf’s finest when he holed a 51-yard putt for a net hole-in-one during the second round of team play at the Dunhill Links Championship on Friday.
Elfin: The Nation’s Capital Is Rich In Golf History But Lacks Hometown Heroes
The hype isn’t nearly as pronounced as it was when the US Open was held at Congressional last June, but the PGA Tour is back in town, and massive crowds are expected to flock to the course, despite the overpowering heat. If only D.C. had it’s own hometown hero to cheer on.
