Tiger Woods says he's missed playing the U.S. Open, and some fans out at Shinnecock Hills are hoping he plays well through the weekend. (Newsday / Arnold Miller, Raychel Brightman, Jeffrey Basinger)

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Zach Johnson considers the John Deere Classic a major because the Iowa always considered it his home event.

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Stewart Cink got off to a great start in a bid to win his third straight senior major.

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A federal judge is demanding firmer commitments from the Trump administration regarding plans to renovate a historic golf course in Washington, D.C. U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes expressed concern Thursday over President Donald Trump's recent social media statements about starting renovations on the East Potomac Golf Links.

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The PGA Tour and Sony have announced the golf season in Hawaii will start at Waialae Country Club next year with the Sony Championship.

Sony Open flips over to PGA Tour Champions event

Stewart Cink has won the first two majors this year on the PGA Tour Champions, though isn't thinking about the Grand Slam this week at Scioto Country Club in Columbus, Ohio.

Stewart Cink arrives with 2 senior majors, but US Senior Open demands precision over power

Jordan Spieth is at the John Deere Classic for only the second time since he won it more than a decade ago.

Spieth returns to John Deere with an eye on Royal Birkdale practice and FedEx Cup standings

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Chris Drury, asked if he felt pressure to put a group together that can challenge for a playoff spot next season, declined to set expectations.

When will Rangers contend? Drury says 'I'm not gonna sit here and put a time on anything.'

The Yankees need bullpen help and a righthanded-hitting catcher, but their needs will change if Aaron Judge can't return from injury.

Will Judge's rib fracture reshape Yankees' trade deadline plans?

Anders Lee left for Utah shortly after free agency began Wednesday. "My wish is that Anders goes on and has career years in Utah," coach Pete DeBoer said.

Isles coach DeBoer wishes Lee well as development camp breaks

The Knicks have approximately $8.5 million left to fill out the roster if they want to remain below the second apron.

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