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Tour May 10, 2025 - 11:44 am EDT 3 hours ago WELLINGTON, Fla. (AP) — Charlie Woods failed to get out of local qualifying for the U.S. Open, the second straight year the son of Tiger Woods missed out. The 16-year-old Woods was among a record 10,202 entries for the U.S. Open. He improved from last year’s score in 18-hole local qualifying, posting a 3-over 75 at Wellington Golf Club on Thursday. That left him seven shots short of being among those who advanced to the 36-hole final stage. A year ago, he shot 81 in the local U.S. Open qualifier. Tiger Woods, who has three U.S. Opens among his 15 professional majors, never had to go through the first stage of local qualifying. According to the USGA, Woods was exempt from the local qualifying in 1992 through 1994, presumably from his U.S. Junior Amateur titles. Woods failed to make it through the final qualifying stage in 1992 and 1993 when he was still in high school.  » Read More

QUEENSTOWN, Md. -- For the second straight day, weather played a role in the $65,000 Hunters Oak Futures Golf Classic. Sixty-three players who were unable to complete their first round before Fridays weather suspensions returned to Hunters Oak Golf Club to finish at 7 AM. By 6:38 PM today, with thunder threatening by late afternoon, play was once again suspended. Second-round play resumed at 7:36 PM, but was again suspended for darkness at 8:15 PM with six players on the course and one hole to play. Those players will return at 7:30 AM, Sunday to complete the round. The 36-hole cut will be determined immediately following completion of the second round, with the final round beginning at approximately 8:30 AM. A decision for a split-tee start or a one-tee start will be made following the tournament cut. While weather conditions waffled and kept players guessing when the next suspension would come, Candy Hannemann went to work. The native of Rio de Janiero, Brazil fired a 7-under-par 65 this morning, completing three and half holes in her first round that included nine birdies,  » Read More

MORGANTOWN, W.V. -- Summer thunderstorms once again took center stage in the opening round of this weeks Futures tournament -- the Betty Puskar Futures Golf Classic. Players ran for cover when a thunderstorm rolled through at 12:45 PM. The nearly two-hour suspension lasted until 2:40 PM. But once the morning rounds resumed at The Pines Country Club, Lisa Strom of Huntersville, N.C., emerged as the clubhouse leader at 6-under-par 66. Strom was soon shadowed by Reilley Rankin of Hilton Head Island, S.C., who fired a first-round 67 to remind Strom that she held a tenuous one-shot lead. This course reminds me of Merrillville, said Rankin, of the Innsbrook Country Club in Merrillville, Ind., where she won her first professional event in May. I wanted opportunities out here and this course gives you that. Strom made the most of her opportunities on the hilly, tree-lined 6,276-yard course. She rattled in three birdies and 11 putts on her first nine holes, then rolled in three more birdies on her second nine ' two of which came after the storm delay.  » Read More

Head coach Andy Farrell has officially announced the squad for the highly anticipated 2025 British & Irish Lions tour to Australia, and from a Welsh perspective, it’s a rather muted affair. Just two Welsh players have made the cut: scrum-half Tomos Williams and flanker Jac Morgan. While there’s pride in seeing any red jersey represented, it’s hard to overlook how heavily the squad leans towards Ireland and England. Indeed, Ireland alone contributes 15 players to the squad, including regulars like Bundee Aki, Hugo Keenan, and captaincy contenders Tadhg Furlong and James Ryan, while England has 13 representatives. This marks a significant moment for Welsh rugby, as the selection of only two players reflects the challenges faced by the national side in recent years. Tomos Williams, now playing for Gloucester, has been a standout performer for Wales over the past two years. The 29-year-old scrum-half has been directly involved in 15 tries in just 13 Premiership matches, showcasing his sharpness around the fringes and quick-thinking abilities. He will be competing with Jamison Gibson-Park and Alex Mitchell for the starting jersey in Australia.  » Read More

The Morning After May 8, 2025 TMA (5-8-25) Hour 1 – Cardinal Baseball: What Else You Gonna Do? Morning, friends. Game pace yesterday was brisk to say the least. Martin was at Busch to monitor the getaway special. The Pirates have been shut out in 8 games already this year. Cardinals continue to soar. Andy Strickland coming in today. What kind of hat was Justin Faulk wearing. Sandwiches. Dallas wins in Winnipeg last night. Schadenfreude galore, honestly.    The Redbirds win a lot at home, but the road is tricky. Best pennant races in Cardinals history? Road trip time for the Cardinals. People are not happy that we are talking about the Cardinals. Price of Cardinal games. Kids and Baseball. The Cardinals haven’t lost since Jon Gruden was in the Clubhouse. What can the Redbirds do to win the fans back? Who’s watching Stars & Jets after Sunday night? Jets seem “hungover” from Game 7.    See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.  » Read More

OSCODA, Mich. (WNEM) - A northern Michigan golf course is starting plans to rebuild their clubhouse which burned down early Wednesday morning. The Oscoda Township Fire Department said the fire started at Lakewood Shores Golf Resort in Oscoda around 4 a.m. When firefighters arrived, the department said there was heavy smoke inside the building. The department believes the fire started in the basement. When the fire began escalating, crews had to get out of the building, the department said. Lakewood Shores Resort said the building is a total loss. The resort said no one was injured, and they are grateful everyone is safe. While the resort said the loss will be deeply felt, they will not let it impact their services. “It’s a tough day for all of us who care about Lakewood Shores,” said owner Kevin Aldridge. “But we’re thankful that everyone is safe, and that gives us strength to move forward. We remain fully committed to restoring and improving the resort.” The resort plans to share more information once they begin rebuilding and recovery.  » Read More

Photo: Mario Tama / Getty Images News / Getty Images The nonprofit Foothill Catalog Foundation is taking an interesting approach to helping homeowners who lost their homes in the Eaton fire. Drawing inspiration from the early 1900s Sears home kits, they are offering a modern, affordable way to rebuild. On Sunday, the nonprofit held a design showcase at the Sierra Madre Woman’s Clubhouse, attracting hundreds of displaced property owners eager to explore architectural designs and meet the foundation's founders, Alex Athenson and Cynthia Sigler. The foundation aims to streamline the rebuilding process for homes lost in the devastating Eaton Fire, which destroyed over 9,000 structures and caused up to $10 billion in damages. By offering pre-approved home designs, the foundation hopes to save homeowners time and money on construction, permitting, and design fees. According to Pasadena Star-News, Sigler stated, "Our goal is to have the first 10 designs preapproved by the end of July." The foundation is working with San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity to develop three catalog home designs,  » Read More

Progress is finally visible on a new clubhouse project at Elmwood Golf Course in Sioux Falls ... App. Get the iOS app · Get the Android app from Google ...  » Read More

ASHLAND, Ore — World class artists and innovators, all circling around the same projects, with little-to-no way to connect with each other. That’s the problem Thor Muller set out to fix. Thus the creation of the WhiteRabbit Creator Clubhouse. Muller joined Emily Storm on Sunrise this morning to talk about the future of this futuristic clubhouse. Two years ago, Muller co-created the “Rogue Valley AI Lab”, as a way to connect former employees of places like Google and Facebook, who were migrating to the Rogue Valley and places like it. Accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic, people are more and more working from home. Workers that have the ability to work 100% remotely have more flexibility to choose where they live based on natural amenities like mountains, streams, and the ocean. Southern Oregon has natural beauty to spare, so it’s a logical destination for anyone who enjoys the outdoors. Today, the name is different, but the sentiment is largely the same if not expanded – The WhiteRabbit Creator Clubhouse is a place where artists, entrepreneurs, and other creators can find each other,  » Read More

McKINNEY, Texas (AP) — Scottie Scheffler cradled his year-old son Bennett — the reason he missed his beloved hometown CJ Cup Byron Nelson in 2024 — and struggled to keep his emotions in check for a TV interview, just as he did a few minutes later during the victory speech. The top-ranked player had time to prepare for the moment because of the giant lead he took into Sunday’s final round, and he even added a little drama by chasing the PGA Tour’s 72-hole scoring record. Scheffler matched that mark of 253 set by Justin Thomas at the 2017 Sony Open and equaled six years later by Ludvig Aberg at the RSM Classic, closing with a 63 to finish at 31 under par. The runaway victory came 11 years after his PGA Tour debut at the Nelson as a high school senior, and 22 years after a photo was taken of then-6-year-old Scheffler with the tournament namesake. Scheffler couldn’t help but think about that day in 2014, when his now-wife,  » Read More