Each week, GolfChannel.com takes a look back at the week in golf. Here's what's weighing on our writers' minds.On Phil Mickelson's future in team matches:When Phil Mickelson completed his week at the Presidents Cup it was hard not to consider that the 2017 matches may have been Leftys last team event as a player.At 47, Mickelson needed a captains pick to play his 12th Presidents Cup and his record last season didnt exactly suggest he was the same explosive player that he once was. Although he played the role of elder statesman perfectly at Liberty National, a start at next years Ryder Cup seemed like a long shot.A week later, however, and it seems Mickelson isnt ready for a captains cart just yet following his tie for third at the Safeway Open, his best finish on the PGA Tour since July 2016. - Rex Hoggard
On Mickelson's Ryder Cup points shutout:Phil Mickelsons T-3 finish at the Safeway Open was his best result in more than a year. It also earned him exactly zero Ryder Cup points because of a rule championed byPhil Mickelson.Lefty was the key proponent back in 2015 that the non-WGC events in the fall portion of the wraparound season shouldnt count for Ryder Cup point purposes during a Ryder Cup year. It was adopted for the 2016 standings, impacting the chances of Kevin Na and Kevin Kisner making the team in hindsight, and its again in place for Jim Furyks squad next year.Mickelsons argument at the time was that offering points for fall events puts top players at an unfair disadvantage should they take a few weeks off and effectively start their season in January. After he needed a captains pick to play last weeks Presidents Cup, itll be interesting to see if his candidacy for Paris is at all impacted by a rule he fought so hard to create. - Will Gray
On Cristie Kerr's admirable career - on and off the course:Cristie Kerrs consistency and longevity are something to marvel over. So is her work in the fight against breast cancer. Kerr added to her reputation as a champion on both fronts with her victory Sunday at the LaCoste Ladies Open in France. That is 20 worldwide titles on major tours now for Kerr. Her Birdies for Breast Cancer foundation has helped fund a womens health center in Jersey City that is devoted to breast cancer screening and treatment. That made her the perfect player to win in France, where the event was dedicated to fighting cancer, and to the memory of Cassandra Kirkland, an LET player who died of lung cancer this year. Kerr, who turns 40 next week, played for the mother of her friend, Kelli Kuehne, in France. Peggy Pam Kuehne died last week from cancer. Kerr knows the scourge of the disease. Her mother is a breast cancer survivor.Kerr has already met qualifications for the World Golf Hall of Fame. She only needs to turn 50 or be inactive for five years to be eligible for induction. Shes proving a Hall of Fame champion in the fight against cancer, too. - Randall Mell
Highlights from Tiger's third round at Hero Posted by: golfhub24 in GolfHub24 News December 2, 2017 0 66 Views GOLD COAST, Australia - Former New Zealand Open winner Jordan Zunic shot a course record-tying 8-under 64 on Saturday to take a three-stroke lead after three rounds of the Australian PGA Championship.
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Fitzgerald's offseason continues with round with Woods. By Will Gray. Larry Fitzgerald gets his title, Tiger Woods mulls his upcoming schedule and Phil Mickelson eyes his 43rd PGA Tour victory.
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Woodland leads McIlroy by three at Sentry TOC Rory McIlroy made a Moving Day charge Saturday at Kapalua, but Gary Woodland still held onto his lead at the Sentry Tournament of Champions.
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Add Geoff Ogilvy to the chorus of voices calling for a distance rollback of the golf ball. In an interview before the start of the Emirates Australian Open, Ogilvy said a "time-out" is needed for governing bodies to deal with the issue. "It's complete nonsense," he said, according to an Australian website.
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Tyler Duncan's errant approach hits his wife in the head in Dallas. By Keith Jackson. "Took a big bounce and hit her in the head, I guess. I didn't know until after the round, but I had a
Frenchman Alexander Levy boosted his chances of qualifying for a Ryder Cup debut on home soil with victory in the Hassan II Trophy in Morocco. Levy entered the final day at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam one shot off the lead, but hit the front on the third and never looked back, signing for a 70 and finishing the week at eight under.
Guido Migliozzi won his second European Tour title Sunday, defeating Darius van Driel in the final of the Belgian Knockout. Migliozzi advanced to the knockout stages after rounds of 70-66 in
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More than 25 years after the end of the American Civil War, Columbus veteran and local historian Alfred Emory Lee summed up the mood of the city as the conflict entered its second calendar year in
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