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Tommy Fleetwood of England ended a summer of heartache with the richest prize on the PGA Tour, winning the Tour Championship on Sunday for his first tour title to capture the FedEx Cup and its $10 million reward. Fleetwood got plenty of help at the start when Patrick Cantlay began bogey-double bogey and could never catch up. Scottie Scheffler hit his opening tee shot out-of-bounds and still was a threat until a tee shot into the water ended his hopes on the 15th. Through it all, Fleetwood held his nerve. He closed with a 2-under 68 for a three-shot victory over Cantlay (71) and Russell Henley (69). “I’ve been a PGA Tour winner for a long time, it’s just always been in my mind,” Fleetwood said. “A lot of close calls, but I’ve always enjoyed the challenge.” His first PGA Tour victory came with two trophies — the FedEx Cup and the “Calamity Jane” replica putter for the Tour Championship. Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley was within one shot of the lead on the front nine but wound up with a 70 to tie for seventh.  » Read More

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Curran Young Construction is taking on four new projects valued at $28 million. By Louis Llovio | 8:00 a.m. August 23, 2025 | 2 Free Articles Remaining! Bonita Spring-based Curran Young Construction is taking on four new projects valued at $28 million. The construction management and general contracting firm’s projects spanning the Gulf Coast are all set to break ground this month, according to a statement. The projects include: A 32,200-square-foot clubhouse for the Wild Blue community in Lakewood Ranch. The project will feature a clubhouse, fitness center, 9-hole putt-putt course and two pools. A 13,446-square-foot, three story beach club along Bonita Beach Road at The Commons Club. A 16,267-square-foot renovation at Windstar at Naples Bay Club. The project calls for transforming a cart barn into a new two-story fitness and golf operations facility. A new 2,583-square-foot branch in Cape Coral for IncredibleBank, a new-to-market financial institution. author Louis Llovio Louis Llovio is the deputy managing editor at the Business Observer.  » Read More

by The Associated Press Aug 22, 11:23 PM Bryan Kennedy / Major League Baseball / Getty MILWAUKEE (AP) — San Francisco Giants shortstop Willy Adames returned to Milwaukee on Friday and said he isn't particularly surprised by his former team's summertime surge. Adames helped lead the Brewers to three playoff appearances from 2021-24 before the Giants signed him to a seven-year, $182 million contract. He returned to American Family Field for the first time since his exit to face a Brewers team that has the best record in the majors. The 29-year-old Adames says the biggest thing that has caught his attention about this Milwaukee team is how the Brewers have received contributions from everyone on the roster rather than relying on a few players to carry them. "Everybody's ready to be the guy," Adames said. "It's not just (Christian) Yelich or (William) Contreras or (Jackson) Chourio. Everybody." Adames said the Brewers' speed enables them to withstand their relative lack of power. The Brewers entered Friday 18th in the majors in homers (136) but second in runs scored (658).  » Read More

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“I was able to have good focus and my swing had good tempo,” said Iwai. “That’s why I had so many birdie chances.” World No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul of Thailand and Ireland’s Leona Maguire also had 5-under 66 rounds in the afternoon wave to join the group tied for second. It was Thitikul’s first round of competitive golf since claiming the top spot in the women’s world golf rankings, supplanting American Nelly Korda. “It was just like another day at work for me, but then I think I will be excited and a lot of nerves out there as well,” said Thitikul. “I’m not going to lie saying I’m not thinking about that, but like to be honest I just told myself that I can think about it, that I can worry, that I can have nerves. “But at the end of the day, you’ve got to pass this as well. It’s just another step of my life.” Khang’s only LPGA Tour win came at the Women’s Open in 2023 when Vancouver’s Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club hosted the national women’s golf championship.  » Read More

Aphrodite Deng was a toddler when Lydia Ko first won on the LPGA in Canada. Ko, then fresh off a victory at the U.S. Women’s Amateur, set a record on the LPGA for youngest to win at 15 years, 4 months, back in 2012. Now 15-year-old Deng, who became the first Canadian to win the U.S. Girls' Junior a month ago, holds a share of the clubhouse lead at the CPKC Women's Open. The Calgary native birdied the last two holes at Mississaugua Golf and Country Club to card a 5-under 66 at her national open. She's tied with 2023 CPKC winner Megan Khang and Gaby Lopez. Advertisement "I thought it was pretty cool," said Deng of seeing her name on top of the leaderboard all morning, "but I just knew I had to keep the same game plan." A victory this week wouldn’t eclipse Ko’s record, but it would certainly catapult Deng into an elite company of teen winners on the LPGA. She hit 13 fairways,  » Read More

The Arizona Diamondbacks’ clubhouse culture has been spotlighted for less than ideal reasons during the past week, drudging up trade speculation for All-Star Ketel Marte and further questions of manager Torey Lovullo’s security. Marte apologized publicly on Monday for how he handled taking time off after the All-Star Game, as teammates anonymously voiced concerns over his asking of days off to azcentral.com’s Nick Piecoro. Arizona Sports’ John Gambadoro has reported that a decision is expected to be made shortly after the season on the best path forward with him. General manager Mike Hazen said the organization is not blind to having an “imperfect clubhouse.” What he made clear is how significant Marte is to winning baseball games. “Ketel is one of, if not our best player,” Hazen told Arizona Sports’ Wolf & Luke. “You win with superstars in this league. Yes, I know it’s a team game and putting a team together to win baseball games is equally important.  » Read More

Cutalong at Tributer Resort's Golf Clubhouse Grand Opening Marks Milestone for Lake Anna Luxury Living · Get News App · Get Weather App · Stay Connected.  » Read More

The 19th annual Morgan Leah McCarty Golf Classic will be held September 27, at Woodland Hills Golf & Country Club, 2 Club House Drive in Pinson. Pam & Mike McCarty founded the non-profit Morgan McCarty Scholarship Fund to provide financial assistance to area youth for their college expenses. You or your company can help support these efforts by not only participating in the tournament but also as a Hole Sponsor or Scholarship Fund Sponsor. Morning Flight 7:30 a.m. – Registration 8:30 a.m. – Shotgun Start Lunch will be provided Prizes for Teams & On-Course Contests Advanced Registration Requested Call Alan Rheney (731) 426-5838 Hole Sponsorship Corporate – $100 Friend or Family – $50 ​Scholarship Fund Sponsorship Silver Level – $250 Gold Level – $500 Platinum Level – $1,000 Champion Level – $2,000 – $5,000 ​Golf Tournament $125 per individual $500 team of 4 Includes red tees,  » Read More