Justin Thomas' bid to defend the PGA Championship is off to a flying start.The world No. 1 was in St. Louis earlier this week for media day at Bellerive, site of this year's fourth and final major, and he appears to be getting along with the golf course.
.@JustinThomas34 plays #PGAChamp course Bellerive for the first time. Holes out on 18. @KMOV pic.twitter.com/dNjqfeE3mT— PGA Championship (@PGAChampionship) June 7, 2018Thomas won his first major title at last year's PGA at Quail Hollow.Only one player has successfully defended the PGA Championship in the stroke play era dating back to 1958: Woods, who did it twice, in 1999 and 2000, and in 2006 and 2007.
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Harrington (wrist) out of action until February Source: The Golf Channel Three-time major champion Padraig Harrington will be on the disabled list until February after injuring his wrist in a fall at home last month.
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It's a familiar refrain from Nicklaus, who has railed against the technological advancements in the game for the last several years. He was joined in support by Player, who offered a warning that the governing bodies need to create a bifurcated ball of some sort, lest players begin driving the 445-yard first hole at Augusta National.
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Ian Poulter calls out Brandel Chamblee with "it's clearly very easy sitting on your arse" Chamblee said Poulter "clearly did not play to win," and Poulter took exception.
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Tiger Woods said his back was tight during the opening round of the Memorial Tournament, though the 14-time major champion stressed there was no pain. Former world number one Woods - who has been plagued by back issues and surgeries - was wayward early but salvaged his round with an even-par 72 in Dublin, Ohio Thursday.
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