Johnny Miller is signing off for the final time after NBC Sports'broadcast of the third round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open. Longtime friend and rival Jack Nicklaus was among the first on Saturday to thank him for his contributions and wish him well going forward.
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Taylor, Hadwin looking to end native drought in Canada Source: The Golf Channel Every time the RBC Canadian Open rolls around, the name Pat Fletcher is nearly impossible to avoid. Sixty-five years after his victory, Fletcher's win remains the last time a Canadian captured the PGA Tour's only event north of the border.
Taylor, Hadwin looking to end native drought in Canada
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Trainer rallies for first Tour title in Puerto Rico Source: The Golf Channel Despite struggling through the early part of the season, PGA Tour rookie Martin Trainer rallied to win for the first time on Tour at the Puerto Rico Open.
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Bermuda Run, N.C - T.J. Vogel carded a five-under-par 66 to qualify for the Wyndham Championship on Monday. This is the eight time Vogel has successfully open qualified for a PGA Tour event this season. The Wyndham Championship qualifier was the final Open "Monday" qualifier of the 2017-18 PGA TOUR schedule.
There are several native sons in the field hoping to end the drought that dates back to Fletcher's 1954 title, and two in good position to do just that this week at Hamilton Golf & Country Club are Nick Taylor and Adam Hadwin. Taylor's first and only Tour title came at the 2014 Sanderson Farms Championship, but he opened with a 6-under 64
Taylor, Hadwin looking to end native drought in Canada
Ah, golf. The sport can giveth and the sport can taketh away. Xander Schauffele found out both Sunday at the Sentry Tournament of Champions. After bogeying his opening hole of the final round at Kapalua's Plantation Course, Schauffele birdied four holes in a five-hole stretch on the front nine before holing a chip from 18 yards out for eagle at the par-5 ninth hole.
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