McKINNEY, Texas — Sam Burns still has the lead going into the final round of the AT&T Byron Nelson despite more magic on the 18th green from local favorite Jordan Spieth. Now it’s a race to beat the weather in Texas in the final round with a good number of the players headed to the
Jordan Spieth shot a 6-under 66 in the third round to remain in the hunt, though he remains three shots back of leader Sam Burns. Click here to read the full article…
The par-3 17th hole at TPC Craig Ranch is quite the party. Click here to read the full article…
Jordan Spieth begins Saturday six shots off the pace. Can he get into contention on moving day in the final tune-up before the PGA Championship? Click here to read the full article…
Round 3 of the AT&T Byron Nelson takes place Saturday from TPC Craig Ranch. Sam Burns leads by two after a sizzling, career-low of 62 on Friday. Alex Noren, K.H. Lee, Doc Redman, J.J. Spaun round out the top 5, while Jordan Spieth is T6 at 11 under. Here’s everything you need to know to
Rory McIlroy arrives at the 103rd PGA Championship seeking his first major triumph since 2014 after snapping an 18-month US PGA Tour win drought last week. Click here to read the full article…
2021 AT&T Byron Nelson, Round 2 Top 10 win probabilities: 1. Sam Burns (1, -17, 43.4%) 2. Alex Noren (2, -15, 15.7%) 3. Kyounghoon Lee (3, -14, 8.4%) 4. Jordan Spieth (T6, -11, 5.3%) 5. Doc Redman (4, -13, 3.7%) 6. Carlos Ortiz (T6, -11, 2.3%) 7. Matt Kuchar (T6, -11, 2.1%) 8. Charl Schwartzel
Sam Burns, coming off his first US PGA victory, fired a 10-under par 62 to seize a two-stroke lead after Friday’s second round of the Byron Nelson tournament. Click here to read the full article…
Sam Burns carded a career-low 62 to surge to a two-stroke lead after 36 holes. Jordan Spieth’s round of 70 leaves him six shots off the pace. Click here to read the full article…
McKINNEY, Texas — Now that Sam Burns has figured out how to turn an early lead into a victory, it’s already time to try again. Burns birdied six of his last eight holes Friday for a 10-under 62 and a two-stroke lead over Alex Noren at 17 under after the second round of the AT&T
MCKINNEY, Texas — Jordan Spieth woke up Friday at 4:30 a.m. He felt tight on the range at the AT&T Byron Nelson. He bogeyed his first hole. Spieth found little to like early in the second round, starting his morning slowly on the back nine and playing holes 10 through 13 at TPC Craig Ranch
Phil Mickelson will get another chance to claim the career grand slam and the one major championship that has famously eluded him after the United States Golf Association (USGA) handed the veteran a special exemption into the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines. Mickelson, now 50, has finished runner up at his national championship six times