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Spieth moves into quarterfinals at Junior
The rain that fell on Tuesday at the U.S. Junior Amateur paled in comparison to the persistent showers that blanketed Trump National Golf Club on Thursday.
Thompson falls at U.S. Girls’ Junior
The reigning U.S. Girls’ Junior champion lost the possibility of maintaining her throne Thursday at the hands of 13-year-old Ariya Jutanugarn.
McCarthy: Merkulov’s heartfelt journey
The heart is often used as a symbol of courage in the face of a daunting challenge. Yaroslav Merkulov has heart.
‘Dakota darlings’ dream big at U.S. Junior
The Dakotas, of all places, are well-represented at the Sweet Sixteen of the U.S. Girls’ Junior. Medalist Amy Anderson (pictured) of Oxbow, N.D., and Kimberly Kaufman of Clark, S.D., took their small-town-America games to glitzy Trump National and surprised more than a few.
Carl, Martin promoted at Cincinnati
Janet Carl was named director of golf at Cincinnati, and Doug Martin its head men’s coach, the university announced Wednesday.
Wallor gets men’s job at Central Florida
Bryce Wallor was named head men’s coach at Central Florida, the university announced Thursday. Wallor had spent the past five seasons as an assistant coach at Tennessee.
College coaches playing well
It’s been a pretty good July for a few college coaches on the playing side of the game.
Porter Cup play cancelled
Play at the Porter Cup was cancelled Thursday due to “unplayable course conditions."
Late reservations
The threesome of Lee Janzen, Nathan Green and Cliff Kresge had better not have early dinner reservations tonight. Due to the lengthy weather delay at the Canadian Open, they are scheduled to tee off the 10th hole at – get this – 8:40 p.m. EST.
Luke Donald offers a helping hand
Luke Donald wants to tee it up so badly Thursday at the RBC Canadian Open that he volunteered to squeegee a green.
British Open win may not mean bright future
Before we jump to conclusions and suggest Stewart Cink will parlay his British Open victory into bigger and better performances, consider that it doesn’t always work that way in golf.
College coaches showing their game
talks about what a summer it's been for college coaches.
Perry puts up a fight
Jordan Spieth said yesterday that he was “just chillin’’ at the U.S. Junior, but he was doing far from that in his round-of-32 match against Jack Perry, the 99th-ranked player in the Golfweek/Titleist Junior Rankings.
Chung vs. Tanco: A match to see
A must-see match is on the docket for the Round of 16.
Yani Tseng's shy friend
When Doris Chen walked off the 17th green with her 3-and-1 victory over Erynne Lee, her expression hardly changed.
Rainy day Thursday
The rain held off long enough for almost every group to finish the second round of match play dry at the U.S. Girls’ Junior.
Liu isn't showing his age
Jim Liu is the youngest player left in the U.S. Junior field, but the 13-year-old – who turns 14 on August 9 – isn’t playing to his age.
Junior loopers
What do you do when the ride ends at the U.S. Girls' Junior? You start looping.
Commentary: Back to work for Watson
After the madness came the mildness. After a week of enduring the ultimate pressure in golf, Tom Watson turned up for 18 gentle holes in England’s green and pleasant land.
2010 National Letters of Intent
2010 NLI’s
2010 National Letters of Intent
2010 NLI’s
2009
2009 Women's Conference Championships Results
2009
2009 Men's Conference Championships Results
