Topic: Jonathan Byrd

Dustin Johnson, the world's top golfer, withdrew from the 2021 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am days before it tees off in Pebble Beach, Calif. His agent cited family time and jet lag as reasons for the late withdrawal.

1. Tony Finau, United States -- After tying for 11th in the WGC-HSBC Champions, Finau made the long flight back from China to play this week in Las Vegas. A late bogey cost him a second top-10 result in three starts to open the 2017-18 season, as he also finished second to Brendan Steele in the Safeway Open and tied for 26th in the CJ Cup at Nine Bridges in South Korea. The strong start has placed Finau fifth in the early FedExCup standings after he wrapped up last season with ties for seventh in both the BMW Championship and the Tour Championship. That gave him eight top-10 finishes for the season and he wound up 19th in the final point standings. Finau, a native of Utah, gets close to a home game in his fourth start in Vegas, having tied for seventh in his first appearance in 2014 and tied for 16th two years ago before a 74 dropped in to a tie for 41st after he played the middle rounds in 65-65 last year.

The John Deere Classic is in an unenviable spot on the PGA Tour schedule, a week before the Open Championship, and every year it loses countless top players.

Here are predictions and picks to win for the Valero Texas Open. Adam Hadwin leads the way after his first PGA Tour win last month in the Valspar Championship.

Thirty-three drivers are officially entered in the 100th Indianapolis 500.

J.J. Henry turned in the lowest round of his career Thursday, an 11-under 60 that put him a shot in front at the Shriners Hospital for Childrens Open.

Gary Woodland notched seven points Sunday, totaling 44 under the Modified Stableford scoring system to win the Reno-Tahoe Open.

Newly crowned U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson put together a bogey-free 66 Friday and moved a shot in front at the rain-delayed Greenbrier Classic.

Vijay Singh, holder of the PGA Tour record for most wins over age 40, took the lead at the Greenbrier Classic Thursday with his lowest round in six years.

Zach Johnson, Kevin Na and Matt Kuchar shared the lead at The Players Championship Friday and the world's No. 1 player failed to survive the 36-hole cut.