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Notes: All eyes on Mickelson's wedge game
It’s been a decade since Phil Mickelson won his hometown event at Torrey Pines. He finished second with flair, as he so often does.
Notes: Chandler continues to add to ISM arsenal
ISM's Chubby Chandler is focusing on expanding in the U.S., and it is working.
Martin: Humana Challenge shows progress
The Humana Challenge made plenty of progress last week. Now the key is maintaining the momentum.
Humana notes: DJ back earlier than expected
After knee surgery, Dustin Johnson is back earlier than expected, and he's one of many stars at the Humana.
Martin: Changes to Humana appeal to players
Aided by the clout of our 42nd president, the Humana Challenge once again appeals to Tour players.
Martin: Dramatic N'wide Tour changes needed
With a mandatory players meeting set next week, the PGA Tour will be talking about Q-School changes and how the Tour will use its junior circuit, the Nationwide Tour. Our Sean Martin has three dramatic proposals that would make it more appealing to play on the Nationwide Tour.
Martin: Dramatic N'wide Tour changes needed
With a mandatory players meeting set next week, the PGA Tour will be talking about Q-School changes and how the Tour will use its junior circuit, the Nationwide Tour. Our Sean Martin has three dramatic proposals that would make it more appealing to play on the Nationwide Tour.
Clinton to play with Norman Saturday at Humana
Former President Bill Clinton’s participation in the 2012 Humana Challenge will extend to the golf course.
Martin: Rookies under pressure to perform early
Twenty-four rookies are teeing it up at this week’s Sony Open, and it’s imperative to get off to a good start.
PGA Tour Latinoamerica announces exempt players
PGA Tour Latinoamerica, which will play its first season in 2012, is beginning to take shape. The tour’s first exempt players – the top 40 on the Tour de las Americas’ 2011 Order of Merit and top three players from Mexico’s Negra Modelo Tour – recently were announced.
By the numbers: Luke Donald's 2011 season
We all know about the money titles and the world ranking, but just how good was Luke Donald's 2011 season? Sean Martin breaks down the shocking numbers.
Recent college grads highlight Euro Q-School
European Tour Q-School starts Saturday in Spain. The field of hopefuls includes several names familiar to American fans.
Q-School stands for quality, so why change it?
Q-School has its flaws, sure, but it also has its share of benefits – namely simplicity and openness. Why change that?
Biershenk, Gangluff realize dreams at Q-School
Tommy Biershenk was working on a farm two years ago, earning $500 a week as he tried to keep his golf dreams alive. He's now headed to the PGA Tour after securing his card at Q-School.
After long journey, Harman at Q-School finals
PGA Tour Q-School doesn’t care about your amateur resume, and perhaps no one knows that better than Brian Harman, who has been struggling for years just to get to the final stage.
After long journey, Harman at Q-School finals
PGA Tour Q-School doesn’t care about your amateur resume, and perhaps no one knows that better than Brian Harman, who has been struggling for years just to get to the final stage.
High winds to wreak havoc at Q-School
Want further proof that the golf gods are a cruel lot? Come to PGA Tour Q-School, where the weather is making one of the year’s most difficult weeks nearly impossible.
Chevron start a progress indicator for Haas
Once, Bill Haas only watched as his father, Jay, competed in Tiger's tournament. Sean Martin says Bill is realizing a career goal this week as a headliner at the Chevron World Challenge.
Following Yang’s lead, Koreans try Q-School
As Q-School returns to PGA West, a look at how Y.E. Yang’s 2008 graduation has impacted this year’s class.
Tryon headed back to final stage of Q-School
Ty Tryon is headed back to the final stage of PGA Tour Q-School and brimming with optimism after a round to remember Friday at Southern Hills Plantation.
Asian Am champ Matsuyama wins on Japan Tour
Hideki Matsuyama, the two-time Asian Amateur champion who impressed at this year’s Masters, won the Japan Tour’s Taiheiyo Masters on Sunday, becoming the third amateur to win on the Japan Tour.
Asian Am champ Matsuyama wins on Japan Tour
Hideki Matsuyama, the two-time Asian Amateur champion who impressed at this year’s Masters, won the Japan Tour’s Taiheiyo Masters on Sunday, becoming the third amateur to win on the Japan Tour.




