Topic: Jason Dufner

Rickie Fowler will miss his second major tournament of 2021 after shooting one stroke over the cut line and failing to qualify for the U.S. Open at a tournament Tuesday in Columbus, Ohio.

After one round of play, the PGA Tour canceled the 2020 Players Championship and all other tournaments for the next three weeks because of concerns about the coronavirus outbreak.

Tiger Woods teamed up with Peyton Manning Wednesday in a PGA Tour pro-am at Muirfield Village in Dublin, Ohio.

1. Justin Thomas, United States -- After claiming the PGA Championship for his first major title, Thomas said he barely had a chance to celebrate because the playoffs started two weeks later. He's dealing with the same type of situation again because he captured the FedExCup, helped the United States retain the Presidents Cup and was voted PGA Tour Player of the Year within the last few weeks. Thomas has made the long flight to Malaysia and this week will be trying to win the CIMB Classic for the third consecutive year. He sank a six-foot par putt on the last hole to claim his first PGA Tour victory by one stroke over Adam Scott of Australia two years ago, and repeated at TPC Kuala Lumpur last October, beating Hideki Matsuyama of Japan by two shots. Thomas, ranked fourth in the world, has shown he can go very low on the course, shooting a tournament-record 11-under-par 61 in round two in 2016, and posting bookend 64s en route to the first of his five victories last year.

ATLANTA -- Reigning PGA champion Justin Thomas eagled the final hole to shoot a 4-under-par 66 on Friday, leaving him tied with Webb Simpson and England's Paul Casey after the second round at the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club.

ATLANTA -- Kyle Stanley shot a 6-under-par 64 to take the first-round lead in the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club on Thursday and put himself in contention to win the FedEx Cup Playoffs.

Phil Mickelson and Charley Hoffman were named as the two at-large captain's picks on Wednesday for the United States squad that will compete in the Presidents Cup.

Here are 10 players to watch headed into the 2017 Wyndham Championship.

On Aug. 11, 2007, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America voted to refrain from disciplining members of the clergy involved in same-sex relationships.

Jordan Spieth and defending British Open champion Henrik Stenson will open the 146th edition of the Open Championship on Thursday at Royal Birkdale in the same group.