Jordan Spieth, the 2015 U.S. Open champion, talks about Shinnecock Hills and what it takes to win a U.S. Open. (Newsday / Raychel Brightman, Robert Cassidy) 

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South African golfer Casey Jarvis shoots 4-under 67 in the second round of the Genesis Championship to share the lead with Antoine Rozner in the European tour event on Friday.

Jarvis shares halfway lead with Rozner in South Korea as Chacarra fights back

Haeran Ryu had two eagles and birdied her final two holes for an 8-under 64 to take a two-stroke lead after 36 holes of the LPGA South Korea tournament.

Haeran Ryu takes a 2-stroke, 2nd-round lead at the LPGA's South Korea tournament

Chandler Blanchet shot a 9-under, 62 for a one-shot lead in the Butterfield Bermuda Championship.

Chandler Blanchet rides a pair of eagles to a season-best 62 and the lead in Bermuda

Casey Jarvis could yet ensure the fight for the Race to Dubai title on the European tour is between four golfers.

Casey Jarvis leads in South Korea and still has sights set on Race to Dubai title

Karis Davidson had six birdies in eight holes but bogeyed her ninth for a 6-under 66 and was tied for the first-round lead at the LPGA's BMW Ladies Championship.

Davidson, Yoshida tied for the 1st-round lead at the LPGA's South Korea tournament

Ross Steelman learned to repair golf clubs when he was in high school in Missouri and it never really left him.

Ross Steelman learned to build golf clubs as a teen and it hasn't left him

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He got into foul trouble early against the 76ers on Tuesday night, a nagging problem that has carried over from last season.

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They'll be sitting pretty with three first-round draft picks next year, so it's OK for you to root for a win, Jets fans.

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The executive certainly deserves some credit for what he did in Milwaukee, which will play for a World Series title beginning Friday. But that success hasn't made its way to Queens.

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